The Benefits of the Cannabinoids CBDA & CBG

CBG

Effective in treating glaucoma (CBG is thought to reduce intraocular pressure¹)
Shown to decrease inflammation (specifically the inflammation characteristic of inflammatory bowel disease²)
Shows anti-cancer properties (may block particular receptors that cause cancer cell growth, specifically that in colon cancer³)
Increases skin health and used as an effective antibacterial (increasing fat formation in skin cells that suggest a potential treatment for dry-skin syndrome⁴. Plus shows antibacterial properties against a number of bacterial strains⁵)
Bladder dysfunction disorders⁶

Effective against depression & anxiety (CBDA works on the 5-HT receptors, which influence serotonin production similar to how antidepressant medication does however without the side effects. These same calming effects may also help with sleep⁷)
Tumours and cancer cells. (Initial studies indicate that CBDA might stop the migration of a highly aggressive form of breast cancer cell known as MDA-MB-231⁸)
Effective treatment of acute nausea. (The same receptors mentioned above are the same receptors also found to help reduce nausea – for example helping chemotherapy patients⁹)
Shown to exhibit anticonvulsant effects (treating people with epilepsy¹⁰)
Effective in reducing inflammation. (While most cannabinoids interact directly with the endocannabinoid system and the cannabinoid receptors CB1 and CB2, CBDA instead interacts directly with the COX-2 Enzyme (cyclooxygenase-2). This is the same receptors that non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen and aspirin are used in reducing inflammation however use of these pharmaceuticals create risks of damage and other serious adverse affects¹¹)