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Full-Spectrum Cannabis Extract Shows Significant Pain Reduction in Chronic Neuropathic Pain
If you live with chronic nerve pain, this study provides clinical evidence that full-spectrum cannabis extract chronic neuropathic pain relief can deliver meaningful benefits. A clinical study found that a full-spectrum cannabis extract containing a…
New Study in Pullman Shows ‘Munchies’ Might Help Those with Loss of Appetite
A new Pullman study highlights cannabis-based appetite therapies using whole-plant vapor cannabis to help those with loss of appetite. The research involved 82 volunteers and showed a universal, immediate appetite effect. This study supports developing…
The Munchies’ Are Real and Could Benefit Those with No Appetite
This Pullman-based study highlights cannabis appetite effects using real cannabis vapor, not synthetic THC. The research shows increased food consumption regardless of BMI or sex. These cannabis appetite effects could lead to treatments for patients with…
Study Challenges Negative Cannabis Stereotypes, Claiming Link to Brain Benefits
The cannabis brain volume study analyzed data from over 26,000 adults aged 40-77, revealing larger brain volumes in moderate cannabis users. This study highlights cannabis cognitive effects, showing better performance in memory and processing speed.…
Satiety Bypass: How Cannabis Overrides the Brain’s ‘I’m Full’ Signal
Cannabis-induced appetite occurs when THC activates CB1 receptors in the hypothalamus, overriding natural satiety signals. This mechanism creates a feeling of starvation even after eating. Understanding cannabis-induced appetite is key for developing…
Cannabis-Related ‘Munchies’ Are Real, and Could Help People with AIDS, Cancer
Cannabis-related health problems include appetite loss in patients with AIDS and cancer. Research shows cannabis stimulates appetite, known as 'the munchies,' which could help these patients. This cognitive response is brain-mediated and offers potential…