Why Cannabis Tolerance Feels Like Chasing a Running Away Balloon
Cannabis tolerance develops when your cannabinoid receptors adapt to regular use, creating a chase for dopamine regulation that feels like pursuing a drifting balloon. This process involves complex neurochemical changes that affect how your brain…
Cannabis Europa returns to London with patient issues on the agenda – leafie
✦ New CED Clinical Relevance #72 Notable Clinical Interest Emerging findings or policy developments worth monitoring closely. ResearchPolicyMedical CannabisPatient Care Why This Matters Clinicians treating patients with medical cannabis need…
Regular Cannabis Use is Associated with a Diminished Anandamide Response to a Standard Exercise Stimulus: A Pilot Study.
The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is increasingly recognized as an important regulator of many physiological systems. People who use products derived from Twe...
Cannabis Dependence Is Real: 5 Myths That Need Busting
Cannabis dependence is real—but it doesn’t look like what you think. Forget the horror stories; weed addiction is psychological, not physical. Traditional recovery models don’t always fit, but there are science-backed ways to cut back or quit.
7 Crucial Facts About Medical Cannabis Safety for 2024
Medical cannabis is showing promise in treating a variety of symptoms without compromising cognitive health, but understanding its long-term safety is key. A recent study reveals that light to moderate use of cannabis may not impair cognition over one…
Blunted highs: Cannabis tolerance behavioral models and pharmacodynamics
Chronic daily cannabis use builds tolerance to some but not all of the effects of cannabis With the increase of cannabis legalization, chronic cannabis use is expected to rise in the coming years. How might this chronic cannabis use affect us differently…