Inflammation in Adolescents With Mood Symptoms Who Use THC Compared to Non-THC Usersdoi:10.1016/j.biopsych.2021.02.298Olivia DingVilma GabbayBenjamin ElySherry SimkovicCarmen M. AlonsoBiological Psychiatry
The half-life of THC can vary between regular and infrequent users due to its fat solubility. In a regular marijuana user, the half-life can be around 10 days. Due to the long half-life and high solubility of the active compounds, particularly THC and CBD, the marijuana withdrawal timeline...
Synthetic marijuana is a man-made substance that contains chemical compounds designed to mimic the effects of THC, the active ingredient in natural marijuana. These chemicals are often sprayed onto dried plant material and then smoked or ingested. However, unlike natural marijuana, which comes from ...
Anandamide is a ligand of the endocannabinoid system. Animals show a depletion following repeated Delta(9)-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) administration but the effect of cannabis use on central nervous system levels of endocannabinoids has not been previously examined in humans. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) ...
"Our results indicate that e-cigarette- or vaping-associated lung injury symptoms were not an oddity, a brief occurrence or solely related to the use of THC (the psychoactive component of cannabis) or vitamin E acetate, both of which were pegged as possible contributors to EVALI outbreaks in ...
Marijuana has a chemical in it called THC. It’s a lot like one yourbrainmakes (anandamide) that sends messages between nerve cells throughout your body. If you use marijuana regularly, yourbraincan stop making its own version and start to depend on THC instead. ...
of the upper elite of the available CBD oils, as it contains a CBD share of 50% and 3% THC. Swissx Gold Label CBD Oil, which is made in accordance to legal measures, is being sold in glass syringes for $50. (Note that due to its highly potency, consumers shouldn’t use more...
Although no medication has yet been shown to be an effective treatment of marijuana-use disorders, research shows that antidepressant medications like nefazodone and fluoxetine may help some individuals manage marijuana withdrawal and avoid relapse, respectively. Oral THC may also help alleviate symptoms...
Although no medication has yet been shown to be an effective treatment of marijuana-use disorders, research shows that antidepressant medications like nefazodone and fluoxetine may help some individuals manage marijuana withdrawal and avoid relapse, respectively. Oral THC may also help alleviate symptoms...
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