Phytofunctional compositions
OwnerGrant Andrew Krause, Andrew Harold Krauseinventors
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A cGMP-compatible phytofunctional composition formed from a cannabis source or a hemp source is disclosed. The phytofunctional composition comprises a plurality of native organic acids and one or more native terpenes obtained from the cannabis source or hemp source. One or more ratios between the native organic acids present in the cannabis source or hemp source and corresponding ratios present in the phytofunctional composition are substantially similar. One or more source-linked cannabinoid profiles, cannabinoid-acid profiles, terpene profiles, chromatographic profiles, spectroscopic profiles, volatile profiles, or combinations thereof are preserved within a selected analytical tolerance. The phytofunctional composition is substantially free of degradation-generated neutral cannabinoids, decarboxylated byproducts, microbial contamination, mold, mildew, fungus, pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents, exogenous cannabinoids, exogenous terpenes, isolate spikes, diluents, carrier oils, reconstructed profile markers, or combinations thereof.
A cGMP-compatible phytofunctional composition formed from a cannabis source or a hemp source, the phytofunctional composition comprising:
A finished cGMP-compatible phytofunctional composition formed from a documented cannabis source or documented hemp source, the finished phytofunctional composition comprising a plurality of native cannabinoid acids or native organic acids from the cannabis source or hemp source, wherein the documented cannabis source or documented hemp source is associated with source-fingerprint data and the finished phytofunctional composition is associated with output-fingerprint data;
A method of characterizing or releasing a cGMP-compatible phytofunctional composition formed from a cannabis source or a hemp source, the method comprising:
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