Study: CBD a “Therapeutic Candidate for Stroke Prevention”
Cannabidiol (CBD) may help to prevent strokes, according to a new study published by the U.S. National Institute of Health.
“The endocannabinoid system (ECS) regulates functions throughout human physiology, including neuropsychiatric, cardiovascular, autonomic, metabolic, and inflammatory states”, begins the study’s abstract, which was published in-print by the journal Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research. “The complex cellular interactions regulated by the ECS suggest a potential for vascular disease and stroke prevention by augmenting central nervous and immune cell endocannabinoid signaling.”
Cannabidiol (CBD), a nonpsychoactive constituent of Cannabis, “is an immediate therapeutic candidate both for potentiating endocannabinoid signaling and for acting at multiple pharmacological targets.” According to reseachers, this “speculative synthesis explores the current state of knowledge of the ECS and suggests CBD as a therapeutic candidate for stroke prevention by exerting favorable augmentation of the homeostatic effects of the ECS and, in turn, improving the metabolic syndrome, while simultaneously stalling the development of atherosclerosis.”
The full study, conducted by researchers at Mayo Clinic’s Department of Neurology, can be found by clicking here.
Charlotte
Could you please tell me if you have a strain of marijuana that can help stroke victims get back their paralyzed side she has feeling in it but she cannot use it. I’m kind of wondering if they would be that would work on that part of your brain.