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Does CBD Help Regulate Immune Response?
Cannabinoids
Christine Colbert December 6, 2019

Does CBD Help Regulate Immune Response?

New study suggests CBD maintains homeostasis of primary immune response to dampen out-of-control inflammation….

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Add Ghee Instead of Butter to Increase Cannabinoid Absorption
RxEdibles
Philip Ghezelbash June 13, 2019

Add Ghee Instead of Butter to Increase Cannabinoid Absorption

What can ghee-based edibles do for autoimmune disease treatment?  People have been consuming cannabis-infused…

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Is THC Stronger than Aspirin?
Cannabinoids
Jessica McKeil March 6, 2019

Is THC Stronger than Aspirin?

Dr Leslie Iversen of Oxford University’s department of pharmacology, found cannabis is a “safe drug” for…

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Lupus and Cannabis: Cannabinoid Research for Autoimmune Disease
Men's Health
Jessica McKeil December 21, 2018

Lupus and Cannabis: Cannabinoid Research for Autoimmune Disease

Cannabinoid therapy may help treat the pain and inflammation of autoimmune disease. Imagine your…

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Can Lupus Be Treated With Cannabis?
Women's Health
Dragana Komnenov PhD August 11, 2018

Can Lupus Be Treated With Cannabis?

Could cannabis help regulate the endocannabinoid system of lupus patients? Systemic lupus erythematosus (or…

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Cannabis Reduces Inflammation Using CB2 Receptors
Cannabinoids
Christine Kielhorn PHD December 29, 2017

Cannabis Reduces Inflammation Using CB2 Receptors

If inflammation is the root of disease, cannabis might be able to help with that….

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