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Finding Rare Cannabinoids in Non-Cannabis Plants

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Cannabinoids, as they are known, exist in cannabis. Researchers from Israel’s Weizmann Institute recently reported that they found cannabigerolic acid (CBGA) and other rare cannabinoids in Helichrysum umbraculigerum, a perennial shrub informally known as the woolly umbrella. move through the trichome. move through the trichome.

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Cannabichromene, a Minor Cannabinoid with Major Upside

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The plant cannabinoid helps to facilitate proper dopamine neuron and glutamate receptor maturation. And while various cannabinoids regulate the formation of the nerve’s protective sheath, their neuronal regeneration depends on other functions of CBC. Cannabis Pharmacology: The Usual Suspects and a Few Promising Leads.

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Cannabinoids, diet & metabolism: The science linking food, hunger & cannabinoids

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Just in time for turkey day, Leafly’s Nick Jikomes, PhD, provides dietary […] The post Cannabinoids, diet & metabolism: The science linking food, hunger & cannabinoids appeared first on Leafly. Hey, the neuroscience of hunger and weed is complicated.

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Cannabinoids for Tinnitus?

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While animal studies have revealed that cannabinoid receptors likely have a role in modulating auditory signaling, there is no compelling data either from animal or human studies for the use of cannabinoids to alleviate tinnitus.” There could be a role for cannabinoids in the management of tinnitus through their anticonvulsant effects.

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Autism, Rare Cannabinoids & the Endocannabinoid System

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CBD and other plant cannabinoids show promising effects in the treatment of symptoms related to autism spectrum disorder.

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Video: Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome

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Project CBD speaks with Dr. Ethan Russo about Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome, an enigmatic medical condition.

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Is It Possible To Not Have Cannabinoid Receptors?

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The presence of cannabinoid receptors is well-documented and plays a crucial role in the body’s response to cannabinoids. While these receptors are crucial for regulating pain, immune function, and mood, the possibility of individuals lacking cannabinoid receptors altogether raises intriguing questions.