Published Research Summaries

Cannabis Mitigates Neuropathic Pain in Cancer Patients

Cannabis use mitigates chemotherapy-induced neuropathic pain according to data published in the journal Therapeutic Advances in Medical Oncology.

Cannabis Safe & Effective for MS Treatment

“Treatment with medical cannabis oils was safe and well tolerated, and resulted in a reduction in pain intensity, spasticity and sleep disturbances in MS patients.”

Cannabis Helps Fight Cancer, Epilepsy, & Parkinson's in Thai Studies

The National Cancer Institute of Thailand discovered that 50% of their terminal patients reported improvement in pain relief after taking THC for 30 days.

THC & CBD (Sativex) May Help with Glioblastoma Survival

The study compared the effectiveness of adding the cannabis-based drug Sativex to temozolomide, for patients with a newly recurrent glioblastoma. The researchers observed better one-year survival rates in the group receiving Sativex.

CBG & CBD Inhibit Brain Tumor Growth

Cannabigerol (CBG) was found to be effective at inhibiting the progression of glioblastoma (the most aggressive type of primary brain tumor).

CBD Oil Helps with Chronic Headaches

These standardized results were part of a clinically-validated survey published in late 2020 that showed 86% of CBD users (105 total) reported decreased headache impact.

CBD Can Help with OCD Symptoms

The study was published in January 2021 in the Journal of Affective Disorders and it found that OCD patients who used CBD saw significant improvement in many common symptoms.

Study: Topical CBD is Effective for Peripheral Neuropathy vs. Placebo

This study was published in 2020 in the journal Current Pharmaceutical Biotechnology. It showed that CBD did help with the chronic pain associated with neuropathy in the extremities.

Cannabis Extracts Help with Autism vs. Placebo

The clinical trial data was published in the journal Molecular Autism and showed that "disruptive behavior was much or very much improved in 49 percent using whole-plant extract versus 21 percent on placebo."

THC May Help Prevent Colon Cancer and IBD

This study was done in mice, but clearly showed that mice injected with THC showed resistance to developing colon cancer and exhibited "markedly" lower levels of colonic inflammation.

CBD Doesn't Affect the Brain's Reward Centers

A double-blind, placebo-controlled study from the University College London found that a single large dose of CBD (600mg) does not alter the brain's reward-related regions.

CBD Shows Promise for Fighting Staph Infections

This clinical study used a synthetic CBD formulation applied nasally and was found to be 76% effective at eradicating Staph infections in the nose even 7 days after treatment was completed.

Why Edibles Work Differently

The bottom line is that after D9-THC goes through the liver, it becomes 11-OH-THC which can penetrate the blood-brain barrier much more easily and efficiently.

Study: Adding Cannabis Means Fewer ADHD Prescriptions

"These findings reveal that the higher-dose consumption of medical cannabis components (phytocannabinoids and terpenes) is associated with ADHD medication reduction."

CBD NOT Effective in Reducing Cocaine Dependence

This is one of the first randomized, double-blind clinical trials on human subjects to study the effect of CBD on reducing cocaine cravings or risk of relapse for habitual cocaine users.

CBD has Positive Impact on Anxiety & Stress

The studies showed that CBD was particularly effective at reducing "anticipator anxiety", the type of stress that occurs when speaking in public or to large groups.

Study: Reduced Hypertension after 3 months with Cannabis

Cannabis-based medicine was administered orally (extract) and by smoking (flower). They used 24-hour monitoring and saw the average daily blood pressure reading drop.

Hashishene? Yes, it's a Real Terpene

This is a very unique terpene that is rarely found in cannabis flower, but always found in Moroccan and Lebanese hash. Hashishene is a by-product of the unique and very simple hash production process used in Northern Africa, specifically the Rif Valley of Morocco.

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WARNING: Everyone has unique biochemistry, preexisting conditions, and mental state. Almost all medicinal and psychotropic products can cause adverse side effects in some people. The same is true with cannabinoid products, especially when they contain psychotropic cannabinoids like THC. Be very careful. Reported or statistically implied adverse effects include, but are not limited to: cannabis hyperemesis syndrome (CHS), adverse cardiovascular events (stroke, heart attack), arrhythmia, psychosis, and addiction (cannabis use disorder, or CUD).

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