Cannabis Terpenes Show Promising Pain-Relieving Effects in New Study
Cannabis-derived molecules could help relieve chronic pain without the psychoactive effects associated with THC.
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Cannabis-derived molecules could help relieve chronic pain without the psychoactive effects associated with THC.
New research suggests certain terpenes may be a viable medication for fibromyalgia and post-surgical pain relief.
Researchers found that terpenes found in cannabis were as effective as morphine at reducing chronic neuropathic pain.
CBD Calm explores why choosing a product that contains additional terpenes may offer a broad spectrum of potential benefits. CBD Calm specialises in creating pure-strength CBD products that consumers can […]
Researchers have used these findings to develop the world’s first cannabis flower indexing system.
Selected cannabinoid and terpenes have the potential to reduce inflammation associated with a range of health conditions.
Terpenes are thought to work in synergy with active ingredients like CBD to boost the therapeutic effects.
Medical cannabis experts Kanabo explain the importance and health benefits of terpenes
Terpenes such as linalool, pinene and myrcene are thought to help with sleep issues such as insomnia or poor quality sleep
The findings favour the ‘entourage effect’ theory
The development puts VER-01 in prime position to become the first FDA-approved cannabis-derived medicine for pain.
Medical cannabis patients are often framed as consumers chasing the next strain, but that overlooks how many navigate treatment, writes Dave Barton.
The authors say the guidance aims to address “clear gaps” in prescriber training and education.
The afternoon sessions at Tuesday’s inaugural Cannabis Health Symposium 2025 moved beyond the fundamentals of cannabis medicine and its potential, to the practical realities of prescribing this relatively new medicine in the […]
A number of studies have explored whether medicinal cannabis could be used to treat some of the common symptoms.
Almost 400 families were found to be sourcing illegal cannabis products having been unable to get a prescription on the NHS.
High-THC cannabis flower will no longer be available on prescription from next year.
Researchers say they are working to get two long-awaited NHS clinical trials underway to investigate the role of cannabis-based medicines in severe forms of epilepsy.
Experts are urging clinics to follow best practice guidelines as the industry reaches a ‘tipping point’.
MRX1 demonstrated “cardioprotective effects” in a pre-clinical study.
Glaucomas constitute a group of eye disorders characterized by progressive damage to the optic nerve, often associated with increased intraocular pressure (IOP), leading to irreversible vision loss. Glaucoma can develop […]
An expert explains everything you need to know about the entourage effect.
Phytovista Laboratories, a leading provider of cannabinoid and medicinal product analytical testing services, proudly announces its instrumental role in helping a renowned CBD supplement client become the first product with […]