Does the Kaiben taste change ?
Yes – Kaiben taste changes over time – and also for each batch.
1. The seeds are harvested from plants growing naturally along the hills. This plant has a propagation radius of over 10kms – and the genetic variations over thousands of years have created substantially strong specimens. Meaning each family has influence. There are many such families.
They all mingle in the final oil to create the taste of Kaiben that our brains enjoy. There is no way to isolate these seeds to normalise the taste.
_I have heard that the ‘hempseed’ oil from other countries tastes different from Kaiben – inspite of the added flaxseed. Love to exchange notes._
2. These taste receptors will absorb data – the interpretation is carried out in the brain. The workings of cannabinoid receptors in the brain – is not published information. They’ve let out a few receptors to keep us amused – but how the cannabinoid information is used by the brain in totality – that’s not known to me at this time. I would doubt if the scientific community can ever arrive at this information because the receptors are directly connected to our genes – meaning our race matters.
Like music – each time we listen to the same song it may sound different depending on the music generating system (speakers).
Like music – each time we listen to the same song it may sound different depending on the music generating system (speakers). In our case – these receptors on the tongue are also trying to work at top efficiency – but we decided to intoxicate the brain last night ! 😒
Think about a day like a mountaneer. Prepare for the worst. Hope for the best. And when it’s going good – take a few steps more.
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