Author: kaiben
CBD oil…?
CBD – is one of 500 plus cannabinoids found across this family of over 170 variants (difficult to map the himalayan terrain – there will definitely be more than 170 species) Factors as much as our race and genetics come into play to determine how that particular human brain responds to CBD exposure. BUT… CBD…
For life…what life ?
” Do I need to eat Kaiben for life ? “ It’s an awkward question to ask at the gym or at a retreat by the beach. But since you asked I’ll try to say something that will create a memory. The life that we desire is a sequence of time. These are cycles of…
Taste of Kaiben
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…
Tryptophan
Who hasn’t heard of Seratonin and Melatonin ? Tryptophan is the compound that is processed by the body to make these 2 items. Tryptophan is therefore essential. And its an Amino Acid. We must get it from our diet. One of the immediate benefits of Kaiben on humans – is sleep. Everyone who starts their…
Omega Fats
This particular family of fats makes our brains work better. In other words – Omegas makes us better. Omegas are gifts from plants What is Omega This is a compound that is categorized as ‘fats’. The compound is a long chain of carbon and hydrogen that has oxygen and hydroxyl at the last carbon…
Ticks
A tick is a 100 million year old animal. Its brain hasn’t evolved at all. And in such a primitive state there’s really not much it does – except multiply. Ticks are everywhere – all the time. They continuously keep replicating and the moment the conditions are right – they sprout into living organisms that…
Cannabis
The plant grows on either side of the majestic mountains called Himalayas. The Chinese have made a multi-billion dollar industry out of the plant. And on this side of the hill there’s confusion if this is a good plant or a bad plant. Cannabaceae is the parent family – and from a scientific study point…