Pharmaceutical Cannabis Cultivation in Europe
Our mission is to create high-quality pharmaceutical cannabis products to ensure patients receive high-purity non-irradiated medicines, fostering improved health and well-being.
WHO WE ARE
A passionate team of experts in the pharmaceutical cannabis industry
HE.CA.GEN. is a newly formed, innovative pharmaceutical company based in Northern Greece.
The company brings together a dynamic team of passionate and accomplished entrepreneurs, legal experts, experienced chemical engineers, and master agronomists, specializing in cultivating and processing high-quality pharmaceutical cannabis strains.
This powerful synergy positions HE.CA.GEN. at the forefront of groundbreaking advancements in the pharmaceutical cannabis industry.
OUR TEAM
Our team of experts
Producing high quality non-irradiated pharmaceutical products, maximizing energy efficiency and minimizing carbon footprint
OUR PROCESS
Our process and philosophy
By utilizing a state of the art, AR coated greenhouse with diffused glass, we maximize natural light diffusion for plant growth while minimizing the energy needs for creating the perfect environment for optimal plant growth.
- Dry Flower, Extracts
01.
Tissue Culture
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- Dry Flower, Extracts
02.
Propagation
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- Dry Flower, Extracts
03.
Vegetative Stage
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- Dry Flower, Extracts
04.
Flowering Stage
- Dry Flower, Extracts
05.
Harvesting (GACP)
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GACP Certifcation
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- Dry Flower, Extracts
01.
Drying
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02.
Trimming
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Curing
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04.
Milling
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Extraction
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Solvent Recovery
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Decarboxylation
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- Extracts
08.
Distillation
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- Extracts
09.
Formulation
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- Extracts
10.
Packaging (GMP)
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GMP Certification
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RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
R&D at the forefront of novel products development
To pioneer research and development in the European cannabis market by forging strategic partnerships with research institutes, healthcare academics, and professionals. Through our focus on R&D, we aim to revolutionize pharmaceutical cannabis and improve patient outcomes.
Strain Development
Our research and development team is dedicated to creating novel pharmaceutical-grade cannabis strains. Through innovative cultivation techniques and rigorous genetic research, we enhance the medicinal properties, consistency, and safety of our products, delivering superior therapeutic solutions to the patients.
Genetics
Our genetics team is committed to advancing the science of cannabis for pharmaceutical applications. By utilizing state-of-the-art genetic mapping and breeding techniques, we aim to develop strains and products with enhanced medicinal properties. HE.CA.GEN’s comprehensive cannabis genetic database allows full transparency and traceability of its products.
Stability Tests
Our stability testing program ensures the reliability and consistency of our cannabis products. By conducting extensive stability tests under various conditions, we aim to guarantee the efficacy, safety, and shelf-life of our products, ensuring they meet the highest standard of quality for our patients.
Clinical Trials
Our clinical trials are designed to rigorously evaluate the safety, efficacy, and therapeutic benefits of our pharmaceutical cannabis products. Through meticulous testing and data collection, we aim to provide robust scientific evidence supporting the use of cannabis in medical treatments.
Unmatched Expertise
We leverage the combined knowledge of our experienced team to deliver superior cannabis products.
Sustainable Sunlight Optimization
Our state-of-the-art, fully glazed greenhouse with diffused double glazing maximizes natural light diffusion for plant growth while minimizing environmental impact.
Cultivation
Our sterile hydroponics system in a totally enclosed smart greenhouse minimizes environmental impact while replicating ideal indoor growing conditions.
Precision Yields
Through crop steering practices, we achieve optimal harvests and consistent quality.
Pure, High-Quality Products
We manufacture non-irradiated end products with exceptional purity.
Minimally Processed Extracts
We minimize the use of chemical solvents in our extraction process to preserve the natural qualities of the plant material.
Pioneering Techniques
We develop novel pharmaceutical products through validated methods and ongoing research.
Continuous Improvement
Our relentless R&D focuses on optimizing cultivation methods, processing techniques, and future clinical trials to ensure we deliver the best possible products.
PRODUCTS
High-quality products for medical use
Non-Irradiated Cannabis Dry Flower
Cannabis Extracts
ENDOCANNABINOID SYSTEM
Treated Conditions
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CB1
CB1 receptors are predominantly located in the brain, particularly in regions like the hippocampus, cerebellum, and basal ganglia. These areas are involved in memory, coordination, and reward processing.
CB1 receptors are also found in the peripheral nervous system, although in lower concentrations.
Activation of CB1 receptors influences several central nervous system functions. It can modulate mood, leading to effects like euphoria or relaxation, as well as impair short-term memory and motor coordination.
CB1 activation is also associated with appetite stimulation (the “munchies”) and reduced pain perception.
Because of their role in the brain’s reward system, CB1 receptors are crucial in understanding the psychoactive effects of THC and the potential for addiction.
CB2
CB2 receptors are primarily found in immune cells and peripheral tissues, including the spleen, tonsils, and the gastrointestinal tract.
They are also present in lower amounts in the central nervous system, mainly in microglia (immune cells of the brain).
CB2 receptor activation plays a key role in modulating immune responses and inflammation. When activated, CB2 receptors can reduce inflammatory cytokine production and promote tissue repair, making them a target for treating inflammatory diseases and conditions like arthritis.
They also contribute to pain relief by reducing inflammation-induced pain.
Unlike CB1 receptors, CB2 activation does not produce psychoactive effects, which makes them an attractive target for therapeutic use without the side effects associated with CB1 activation.
CB1 + CB2
CB1 and CB2 receptors are distributed differently but can be found together in various tissues, such as the liver, pancreas, and bone.
They interact within these systems to regulate a balance between neurological functions and immune responses. The combined effects of CB1 and CB2 receptor activation contribute to the overall homeostasis of the body.
CB1’s influence on the brain’s neurotransmitter systems, coupled with CB2’s modulation of immune function, helps maintain a balance in processes like pain perception, inflammation, appetite, and stress response.
When both receptors are activated, they can have complementary or even synergistic effects, such as in pain management, where CB1 might reduce the perception of pain while CB2 reduces inflammation.
This interplay is crucial in developing cannabinoid-based therapies that aim to maximize therapeutic benefits while minimizing unwanted side effects.
CB1
CB1 receptors are predominantly located in the brain, particularly in regions like the hippocampus, cerebellum, and basal ganglia. These areas are involved in memory, coordination, and reward processing.
CB1 receptors are also found in the peripheral nervous system, although in lower concentrations.
Activation of CB1 receptors influences several central nervous system functions. It can modulate mood, leading to effects like euphoria or relaxation, as well as impair short-term memory and motor coordination.
CB1 activation is also associated with appetite stimulation (the “munchies”) and reduced pain perception.
Because of their role in the brain’s reward system, CB1 receptors are crucial in understanding the psychoactive effects of THC and the potential for addiction.
CB2
CB2 receptors are primarily found in immune cells and peripheral tissues, including the spleen, tonsils, and the gastrointestinal tract.
They are also present in lower amounts in the central nervous system, mainly in microglia (immune cells of the brain).
CB2 receptor activation plays a key role in modulating immune responses and inflammation. When activated, CB2 receptors can reduce inflammatory cytokine production and promote tissue repair, making them a target for treating inflammatory diseases and conditions like arthritis.
They also contribute to pain relief by reducing inflammation-induced pain.
Unlike CB1 receptors, CB2 activation does not produce psychoactive effects, which makes them an attractive target for therapeutic use without the side effects associated with CB1 activation.
CB1 + CB2
CB1 and CB2 receptors are distributed differently but can be found together in various tissues, such as the liver, pancreas, and bone.
They interact within these systems to regulate a balance between neurological functions and immune responses. The combined effects of CB1 and CB2 receptor activation contribute to the overall homeostasis of the body.
CB1’s influence on the brain’s neurotransmitter systems, coupled with CB2’s modulation of immune function, helps maintain a balance in processes like pain perception, inflammation, appetite, and stress response.
When both receptors are activated, they can have complementary or even synergistic effects, such as in pain management, where CB1 might reduce the perception of pain while CB2 reduces inflammation.
This interplay is crucial in developing cannabinoid-based therapies that aim to maximize therapeutic benefits while minimizing unwanted side effects.
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