Cannabis in science and medicine
Many people turn to cannabis products, using them as sleeping pills. But as a study by scientists from the University of Toronto (Canada) has shown, marijuana only reduces the quality and duration of sleep. Scientists have proven that marijuana use leads to sleep disorders So, adults who used cannabis products for 20 or more days…
The likelihood of developing physical dependence on cannabinoids in its classical sense is constantly debated in scientific circles. Therefore, this issue is considered to be not fully researched. Some people may not develop dependence at all if they use cannabis no more than once or twice a week for a year. For others, it forms…
Hemp is surrounded by a “drug” halo, and discussion of the plant from a medical perspective is often seen only as an excuse to talk about the legalization of marijuana. The text you are reading is not about the debate on this topic. It is about what this plant can give to medicine. Rope plants…
Is it true that regular marijuana use worsens memory and how cannabinoids fight cancer cells? These questions were answered by a neuroscientist and graduate student at the University of Helsinki. There are so many cannabinoid receptors in our body Paradoxically, cannabinoid receptors are the most numerous in the central nervous system. What are they and…