Munchies phenomenon: WSU study looks into benefits of cannabis use and hunger – KIRO 7
️ The science behind the munchies is more important than you think. New research from WSU is exploring how THC activates cannabinoid receptors in the brain to stimulate appetite, even when the body isn't hungry. Here's why this matters clinically:…
Munchies Phenomenon: WSU Study Looks into Benefits of Cannabis Use and Appetite
Scientists have now proven that cannabis-triggered appetite is a real brain response that could be harnessed to help patients with HIV/AIDS and cancer who struggle to eat enough to maintain their health. A Washington State University and University of…
New Study in Pullman Shows ‘Munchies’ Might Help Those with Loss of Appetite
If you grow cannabis at home or buy from cultivators, this research on common weed killers and cancer risk highlights why clean, organic growing practices and rigorous testing matter for your safety. NBC Right Now's local coverage of the WSU/Calgary PNAS…
Cannabis-Related ‘Munchies’ Are Real, and Could Help People with AIDS, Cancer
If you struggle with insomnia, this data shows medical cannabis provided sustained sleep improvement for 18 months, with nearly 40% of patients reducing or quitting their prescription sleep medications. A collaborative study by WSU and University of…