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Expert Guidance on Treating Cyclic Vomiting and Cannabis Hyperemesis Episodes at Home and in the ER
Abortive therapies are more effective when taken at the earliest detected onset of an episode. Most patients with CVS have a discernable prodrome, with symptom onset presenting a median of ~50 min prior to the transition to the emetic phase.
The effect of daily aerobic cycling exercise on cannabis withdrawal: An inpatient randomised controlled trial.
Aerobic exercise can reduce withdrawal symptoms from tobacco and other drugs but its potential to alleviate cannabis withdrawal remains unexplored. This stud…
Cannabis Does Not Consistently Change Sleep Architecture, Review Finds—But Withdrawal Does
Cannabis administration does not consistently alter sleep duration, latency, wake time, efficiency, or sleep staging. While early studies suggested reductions in rapid eye movement sleep, these were primarily based on small-scale trials with high tetrahydrocannabinol doses and significant methodological limitations.
Cannabis Does Not Consistently Change Sleep Architecture, Meta-Analysis Finds
Findings indicate that cannabis administration does not consistently alter sleep duration, latency, wake time, efficiency, or sleep staging. While early studies suggested reductions in rapid eye movement sleep, these were primarily based on small-scale trials with high tetrahydrocannabinol doses and significant methodological limitations.
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.