Forty-nine percent of respondents reported having experimented with either CBD or other cannabinoid products for migraine.
Topic: CBD
Researchers reported, “In our study, the use of CBD was not more effective than a placebo in treating cocaine use disorder.”
"This article indicates that CBD use is common among people with fibromyalgia, and the results suggest that many derive benefit from using CBD across multiple symptoms domains."
"[T]his study suggests that the repeated exposure to CBD-rich cannabis can generate positive results when biological samples are tested."
"It is often assumed individuals using hemp-derived products will test negative for THC. Current results indicate this may not be true."
"This case series suggests that CBD may have antinociceptive and anti-inflammatory effects [in] patients with neuropathic and radicular pain."
The in vivo conversion of CBD to Δ9-THC is not supported by the majority of human or animal studies, investigators concluded.
Investigators concluded, "There is little evidence that OTC preparations have significant pharmacological activity or provide health benefits."