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The Big Book of Terps is the world's largest and most comprehensive resource on terpenes and synergy in cannabis, with nearly 450 pages, 1,350+ citations/references, 157,000+ words, 51 quizzes, 1 final exam, dozens of custom molecular images, and an index of key terms. This significant work includes information not previously known to the cannabis industry, as well as several discoveries not previously reported in scientific literature. Written by cannabis researcher and consultant Russ Hudson, with images by Gloria Fuentes, PhD (molecular biologist), The Big Book of Terps required more than 4 years of intensive research to compile and dissect, and features contributions and commentary by top cannabis, cannabinoid, and terpene researchers including Raphael Mechoulam, PhD, Ethan Russo, MD, Ed Rosenthal, Rob Mejia, PhD, Susan Trapp, PhD, Mitch Earleywine, PhD, and others.
The Big Book of Terps includes detailed information about the top 43 terpenes found in cannabis, with a focus on evidence for synergy between these compounds and other phytochemicals including cannabinoids. Detailed isomeric information is included, and manipulation of cannabis for terpene or other constituents is also discussed. More information about this book and the work of Russ Hudson can be found at www.TheBigBookOfTerps.com.
About the author
Russ Hudson is an international cannabis consultant, researcher, and author of The Big Book of Terps - the world's largest scientific resource on terpenes and synergy in cannabis. Russ has dedicated more than 30 years to cannabis, working with the private social clubs of Spain, the coffeeshops and suppliers of the Netherlands, and cannabis, hemp, and CBD producers in Germany, Switzerland, Portugal, and other EU countries, while also specializing as a cannabis licensing, compliance, and regulatory affairs expert in more than a dozen US states. Russ has been arrested and jailed for cultivation and trafficking, he has been the subject of a Vice documentary, he has written a children's book about cannabis, and he currently researches and collaborates with the world's leading cannabinoid, terpene, flavonoid, and other scientists.
