Cannabis doesn’t crash in with a cape—it heals like a good therapist: quietly, consistently, and with just enough mystery to keep you paying attention. This blog explores the real long-term effects of cannabis—from slow-building symptom relief to surprising medication reductions and subtle signs of wellness that often go unnoticed. If you’ve ever wondered whether cannabis is “working,” this is your invitation to redefine what healing really looks like.
Biphasic Effect of Cannabis: 5 Ways Cannabis Affects Your Brain Differently
Cannabis exerts fascinating biphasic effects on the brain, stimulating neural activity in the short term while triggering compensatory adaptations during chronic use. Recent findings from JAMA Psychiatry reveal reduced synaptic density in chronic users, challenging the idea that cannabis is solely neuroplastic. Understanding this dual nature offers critical insights into balancing therapeutic benefits with long-term risks.
7 Insights from a New Study on Cannabis Oil for Chronic Pain
Cannabis Oil for Chronic Pain Chronic pain—a relentless companion for millions worldwide—has a knack for dodging the best efforts of...