An Analysis of Cannabis Sativa, a Hybrid of Industrial Hemp and Traditional Ayurvedic Herbs

Abstract

Ayurvedic practitioners have relied on the medicinal benefits of Cannabis Sativa—a plant more often associated with intoxication—for a variety of ailments for generations. The non-psychoactive variety of hemp, however, has garnered interest for possible medical uses due to its usage in industrial hemp fiber. ancient Ayurvedic practices involving Cannabis Sativa, with an emphasis on the non-psychoactive aspects of the plant and the therapeutic properties of hemp fiber in particular. The many Ayurvedic remedies that contain hemp, such as those for better digestion, less pain, less inflammation, and better health in general. the cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids that make up Cannabis Sativa, as well as their pharmacological characteristics and the science behind how they work. The study goes on to talk about how industrial hemp is becoming more popular as a sustainable and environmentally friendly fiber source for things like building materials, textiles, and even medicine. The necessity for additional research to confirm and standardize Ayurvedic methods using Cannabis Sativa, guaranteeing its security and effectiveness in contemporary medical contexts.