Traveling Hemp Museum Farro&Valletta. more than hemp

02/04/2025

Traveling H**p Museum Farro&Valletta
Esposizioni, Fiere ed Eventi, Conferenze, Dimostrazioni pratiche, Workshop, Consulenze, Tessuti d'epoca, Artigianato cannabico, Prodotti Naturali. Seguici sui nostri canali e Contattaci per eventuali curiosità e proposte collaborative.
Dr. naturalista Fabio Mao Valletta

28/02/2025

Some moments of the Napoli W**d Fest 2024 that we organized with the Collettivo Na Cima in the ex Asilo filangieri in Napoli. See you at the next

14/02/2025

Trema micranthum (Cannabaceae) has emerged as a promising new source of cannabinoids, including cannabidiol (CBD). Extracts from fruits, leaves, inflorescences, and stems were obtained using a
methanol/hexane (9:1, v/v) solvent mixture. UHPLC coupled with an Orbitrap mass spectrometer
was employed for cannabinoid identification and quantification, with standard mixtures prepared in
methanol. The extracts yielded significant quantities, such as 6.6%/g from leaves and 3%/g from fruits.
Cannabinoids were detected in fruits, leaves, and inflorescences, with acidic forms (CBDA and THCA A)
present in higher concentrations than their neutral counterparts. Notably, leaves contained 4.43 × 10−3 μg/g of CBD and 1.05 × 10−3 μg/g of THC.

link of the full article "Trema micranthum (L.) Blume as a
new source of cannabinoids":

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27/01/2025

Thursday will feature an interview with the Dr naturalist Fabio Mao Valletta in the 2da temporada of Amor Vegetal! 💚

07/01/2025

Abstract: Twenty-one adult crossbreed dogs with chronic pain due to severe osteoarthrosis were enrolled in the study (placebo vs. treatment groups). The dogs in the experimental group received the dietary supplement (Pain ReliefTM, Giantec, Isernia, Italy) for 30 days to evaluate its effects on metabolism and pain relief. During the trial, the Helsinki Chronic Pain Index significantly decreased (p < 0.01) in the experimental group, indicating reduced pain and improved quality of life.
Additionally, the treated group showed improvements in oxidative stress, demonstrated by a reduction in reactive oxygen metabolites, and an increase in biological antioxidant potential. Interleukins 6 levels decreased in the treated group, while interleukins 10 levels increased, thus suggesting an anti-inflammatory effect of the supplement. Importantly, no adverse effects were observed.
Results suggest that Pain ReliefTM is effective in ameliorating osteoarthritis in dogs, improving their quality of life.

PDF | Citation: Amato, R.; Pacifico, E.; Lotito, D.; Iervolino, V.; Pierantoni, L.; Cortese, L.; Musco, N.; Lombardi, P.; Mastellone, V.; Pero, M.E.... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate