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Copaiba

Copaifera spp.

Amazonian, Brazilian traditional, Western aromatherapy

Gabriel Score
74/ 100Good
EvidenceModerate - beta-caryophyllene well-studied CB2 agonist
Conditions6 applications
How it works

Anti-inflammatory via beta-caryophyllene (CB2 agonist), analgesic, antimicrobial, neuroprotective

Typical Dosage

1-2 drops in capsule or topically (2-5% dilution)

Used for
Paininflammationanxietyskin conditionsrespiratory issuesneuroprotection

The Science

Active Compounds

Beta-caryophyllene, alpha-humulene, copaene

Evidence Base

Moderate - beta-caryophyllene well-studied CB2 agonist74/100

Resin oil; cannabinoid receptor activation (non-psychoactive); anti-inflammatory; safe internal use (diluted)

How to Use

Topical (diluted), aromatherapy, internal (diluted in capsule)

Dosing should be individualized. Consult a qualified herbalist or healthcare practitioner.

Safety Profile

Interactions

May interact with CYP450 substrates; theoretical anticoagulant effects

Contraindications

Pregnancy; breastfeeding; bleeding disorders (theoretical)

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TraditionEssential Oil
EvidenceModerate - beta-caryophyllene well-studied CB2 agonist
Applications6
Gabriel Score74/100

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