Antispasmodic Effect

Overview

Cannabis is commonly discussed in the context of reducing muscle, intestinal, and vascular spasms. This profile is most often mentioned in relation to PMS-related discomfort, migraines, irritable bowel patterns, anxiety-linked tension, and psychosomatic muscle tightening.

Related terpenes

• Myrcene - associated with smooth muscle relaxation

• Caryophyllene - linked to inflammatory-spasm modulation via CB2 pathways

• Bisabolol - supportive of mucosal comfort and digestive tension reduction

• Nerolidol - associated with deep relaxation and recovery tone

• Humulene - gentle body softening profile

Cannabinoids

• CBD - often described as tone-lowering, especially in calming blends

• CBG - associated with digestive tract balance

• THC - discussed as enhancing relaxation effects in certain terpene contexts

OG Lab strains by profile

• Banana Hammock RBX1 - evening body release profile

• Lemon Sorbet - soft muscle and body calm association

• AC/DC CBD - daytime non-intoxicating balance profile

Contextual associations

This effect is often described alongside:

• muscle tension release

• digestive tract comfort

• vascular and soft tissue relaxation

• recovery-focused evening states

Cross references

• See also: Relaxation, Pain