CBD and THC Information
Low doses of cannabis may fight stomach cancer and alleviate the symptoms and side effects of traditional cancer treatments. We looked into current research on the potential of THC and CBD as adjuvant therapies for stomach cancer. Get ready to discover the surprising anticancer effects of cannabis.
Cannabis affects serotonin production, though it seems to not cause serotonin syndrome on its own. Excessive weed consumption seems to dampen levels of serotonin. Low doses of cannabis may actually help balance and optimize our serotonin levels. That’s why smart people microdose cannabis as a healthy way to elevate serotonin and turn that frown upside down.
Breast cancer may have just found its greatest adversary: small amounts of cannabis pack some serious anticancer properties.
We shed light on how THC and CBD interact with cancer cells and alleviate chemotherapy side-effects. Research reveals that cannabis “inhibits tumor cell proliferation, induces apoptosis in vitro, and blocks angiogenesis and tumor invasion/metastasis in vivo.”
CBD products are well-known for alleviating anxiety and panic disorders. But since full-spectrum CBD products contain THC and broad-spectrum products don’t, many people are wondering which is the best option to ease their symptoms.
CBN may offer antiinflammatory benefits in addition to its other therapeutic effects. More and more people are discovering CBN’s potential for pain relief, sleep enhancement, and the lowering of inflammation.
CBN is a minor cannabinoid that has traditionally been eclipsed by its siblings, THC and CBD. Like CBD and THC, CBN appears to have considerable therapeutic benefits.
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