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#cbd #cannabidiol #rendimientodeportivo El cannabidiol es una sustancia que ha suspuesto un “boom” en el ámbito deportivo debido a sus importantes beneficios. Sin embargo, los estudios relacionados con este compuesto aún son escasos, debido a su novedad. Por ello, llega nuestro doctor Borja Bandera para contarnos toda la evidencia disponible hasta el momento sobre el

Sam Mountney, Epilepsy Action Senior campaigns and policy officer, talks about medical cannabis, our views and where we want to go next. Follow Epilepsy Action on social media Facebook: www.facebook.com/epilepsyaction Instagram: www.instagram.com/epilepsyaction Twitter: www.twitter.com/epilepsyaction Website: www.epilepsy.org.uk

Using medical marijuana for anxiety

Despite having zero prior experience working with weed and knowing very little about hemp-derived CBD — a natural strain of cannabis that’s legal to have and won’t get you high — Martinetti, 23, and his two business partners dropped out of school and moved 140 miles outside of Manhattan to open Hemp Chain Farms and

Christopher Drumm, MD, tells the story a child in Colorado, named Charlotte, who began using CBD oil to help her severe epilepsy. Charlotte’s story seemed to cause the rise in popularity and medical use of CBD oil.

Sarah and David Rowland’s daughter Lily began having seizures when she was just six months old. Diagnosed with a severe case of epilepsy, she continued to have 200 to 300 seizures a day despite heavy medication. When the Ryans were told that the only other option was brain surgery, they began investigating alternative treatments in

“I could see endocannabinoids as being a really good conduit to relieving the opioid epidemic.” Nathan Fried, assistant professor of biology, discusses the potential of medical marijuana for replacing opioids as a pain treatment. Fried joined the Rutgers University–Camden faculty in the fall of 2018. He specializes in neuroscience and is currently studying the connections

In this clip from “Out of the Blue,” host Andrew Oppmann talks with MTSU biology professor Elliot Altman about the difference between hemp and marijuana, university research on the medical benefits of both and how CBD products have been showing positive results as a pain medication when used to treat inflammation. Learn more about MTSU