Researchers have shown that healthy dogs may safely incorporate cannabinoids like CBD, CBDA, and CBG into their daily routines, demonstrating their potential for long-term use with low risks. This pioneering study was recently published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science.
According to research that was partially funded by MGC Pharmaceuticals Ltd. in Australia and published in the journal Cells, the cannabis extract may have the ability to interact with receptors on particular types of melanoma cells, which might make it useful as an adjuvant treatment for malignant melanoma. To fully evaluate its safety and effectiveness, however, more preclinical research is necessary.
A recent study conducted by investigators at the LVR University Hospital in Germany together with Algea Care, a leading telehealth service in Europe focusing on marijuana, sheds light into the efficacy of medical marijuana for treating chronic depression. The results of the groundbreaking study was published in peer-reviewed journals, including the Pharmacopsychiatry of the Association for Neuropsychopharmacology and Pharmacopsychiatry.
Having some CBD at home is always a good idea, especially in case you ever get too high. These are the best ways to consume CBD to mitigate the effects of getting too high.
In a 2016 study by the Archives of Sexual Behavior involving over 52,500 adults across sexual orientations in the U.S., findings unveiled a stark contrast in orgasm rates. Notably, 95% of heterosexual men reported consistent orgasm achievement during sex. In comparison, only 65% of heterosexual women, the least likely group, shared the same experience. This stark divergence underscores a notable orgasmic disparity between genders.
Cognitive advantages of CBD: It may help you improve your thinking and memory, which can increase your productivity and focus at work. It may help reduce stress and anxiety, leading to better problem-solving and decision-making abilities. CBD may improve thinking and memory, which can increase productivity and focus at work, leading to better problem-solving and decision-making. Additionally, it can improve neural health, resulting in increased focus, memory, and cognitive flexibility.
In what is believed to be the first-ever study to delve deeper into the connections between sex and arousal with magic mushrooms, researchers have discovered fascinating findings. Investigators at the Imperial College London surveyed almost 300 individuals before and after taking magic mushrooms. They focused on two subject groups: individuals who consumed psychedelics for recreation or wellness, and those who were consuming it for clinical study purposes to analyze its impacts on depression. Thanks to the data, they were able to pull incredible insight into the link between sex and psychedelic experiences.
You may remember that Justin Timberlake once said, "Some people are just better on weed". Well, if he was referring to people with ADHD or ADD, he may be right. While many studies on marijuana for ADD or ADHD show great results to help people with "scatter" brain start to focus, UFC Sean O'Malley is the latest person to preach the plants' benefits for focus.
The Advanced Integrative Medical Science Institute (AIMS), a clinic co-founded by Dr. Sunil Aggarwal, has launched a lawsuit against the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). According to the lawsuit, Dr. Aggarwal was wrongfully refused clearance by the DEA to give psilocybin to patients who are near death. Dr. Aggarwal attempted to make advantage of Washington state's "Right-to-Try" Act, which permits the use of experimental drugs for end-of-life treatment.
“This study suggests that lifetime exposure to cannabis has few persistent effects on mental health and other psychosocial outcomes,” said the researchers. “We did not identify within-pair differences in cognitive ability… Cannabis consumption did not predict within-pair differences in psychoticism,” they added. In effect, lifetime consumption of weed didn’t lead to negative mental health outcomes among the sample.