Minnesota state investigators analyzed 3,102 patients of sleep apnea who were enrolled in the medical marijuana program. In a study, they discussed how 40% of the patients experienced sustainable and significant improvements after they began using medical marijuana. Cannabis was most commonly consumed by the patients via inhalation, though flower and weed oil were also equally popular. Additionally, high THC products were widely used by the patients.
Most studies of cannabis and Parkinson’s Disease focus on the use of non-psychoactive cannabidiol (CBD), which is hailed for its excellent anti-inflammatory properties as well as neuroprotective qualities. It has been found to be effective in calming down tremors caused by this condition, as well as reducing sleep problems.
A unique clinical trial conducted by researchers at the New York University together with the Johns Hopkins University around a decade ago, involved administering psilocybin to clergymen in various religions. The participants included a Catholic priest, five rabbis, a Muslim leader, and a Protestant minister. The results were just published last month by Kathryn Post of Religion News Service, which was discussed in NPR.
In fact, scientists have just discovered a brand-new cannabinoid in the marijuana plant while studying existing cannabinoids that were known for their promising anti-cancer properties. Researchers in South Korea were successfully able to isolate a novel cannabinoid, cannabielsoxa and in the process, they learned a great deal of valuable medical information.
According to the study’s results, the researchers found a more significant increase in consumption among older adults who suffered from chronic health problems. It ranged from heart disease and high blood pressure, to diabetes, COPD, cancer, and more.
Cannabis, together with exercise, can be a powerful duo when paired responsibly. Of course, this must also take into account a healthy diet, good sleep hygiene, and perhaps a spiritual practice. Using your tools, particularly awareness, intention, and intentionality can go a long way when bringing cannabis into your overall wellness and exercise routine – and once you do, you might never look back.
Cannabis is known to help patients with a wide variety of health concerns and conditions, including different mental health issues. According to recent studies,there’s some promising evidence that cannabis might ease certain BPD symptoms.
A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine has revealed a striking correlation between high levels of cannabis use and increased mortality rates in colon cancer patients
The results are generating buzz: a significant number of sleep apnea sufferers report improved sleep quality, reduced snoring, and fewer apnea episodes after using cannabis-based products and certain cannabis strains for sleep apnea.
More importantly, the medicinal benefits of terpenes help patients better. Various terpenes have different therapeutic benefits. For example, terpenes such as linalool and myrcene are known for their antifungal and antibacterial properties. Meanwhile, beta-caryophyllene is known for its excellent anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antibacterial properties among others
