QUALITY CONTROL

The standards in Denmark for manufacturing medicine is controlled by the Danish Medicines Agency. All companies that produces medicinal products will have to be compliant with all manufacturing regulations. Denmark is known for having high regulated standards, which is the reason for our uniformed and high-quality products. The Danish Medicines Agency and the Danish Agricultural Agency is working to ensure that the production will follow the best conditions. All companies will be inspected and controlled before and after they can release Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients to the market.

WHAT IS MEDICAL CANNABIS?

Cannabis originates from the flowing plants in the family Cannabaceae, mostly known as hemp. The plant is supposed to contain active substances that in contact with receptors in the cell wall creates a lot of operative instructions / functions in the body.

Cannabis has been used in medicine for 6,000 years, and the range of conditions that are addressed by medical use of cannabis by patients is wide

These signals contribute to establish an even balance in the body also called homeostasis. Research has shown that dysfunctions of mechanical and non-mechanical functions in the body often are due to a deterioration in the body’s balance system.

The cannabis plant contains many different active substances called “Cannabinoids”. The commonly known cannabinoids are CBD (Cannabidiol) And THC (delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol). Unlike THC, CBD is not a psychoactive substance but operates mainly with the physiology and does not have a euphoric effect. THC, on the other hand, is a psychoactive substance that contributes to chemical compounds in the neuropathic field.

Today, medicinal cannabis is a catch-all term for anything from dried cannabis flowers, cannabis oils, capsules, tablets, oromucosal spray and so on. But common to all these products types is that they contain either parts of the cannabis plant, active substances from the plant or synthetic cannabinoids, and that they are used to alleviate illness.

WHY DOES THC WORK INTOXICATINGLY?

THC has the right molecular structure that allows the substance to bind to the special binding sites the cells (Receptors) throughout the body. The Dr. Allyn Howlett discovered in 1988 that THC was found to bind to receptors in the hippocampus (Which is responsible for memory), the frontal cortex (where we think) and the cerebellum (small brain), which is responsible for movement. Everywhere is closely related to many of the diseases we now know that cannabis influences.