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Will CBD Cause or Help With a Hangover?

Today you’re going to learn whether CBD or CBD products can cause or help with hangovers. Generally, CBD doesn’t cause hangovers. But in some cases, it’s possible to feel groggy or dazed the morning after taking CBD products when: You take very high doses of CBD, or; You ingest more ... Continue Reading

Will CBD Show Up on A Drug Test?

Short answer: no, CBD as a standalone compound does not show up on a drug test. However, here’s the kicker: Many CBD products contain a small concentration of THC… And THC WILL show up on a drug test if taken in large enough concentrations and for a long enough period of time. But are ... Continue Reading

How Long Does CBD Stay in Your System?

This is a science-based examination of the half-life of CBD. Today you’re going to learn: How long CBD stays in your system based on various consumption methods; Why it matters how long CBD stays in your system, and; What you can do to increase or decrease the half-life of CBD. For ... Continue Reading

How Effective is CBD for Autism? Review of Anecdotal and Scientific Evidence

In the past decade, cannabinoid research has expanded quickly, but only sporadically focused on autism. A few of these studies show that out of all cannabinoids, CBD has the biggest potential to be a candidate for the treatment of autism spectrum disorder. And while several clinical studies ... Continue Reading

How to Use CBD for Sleep: What’s the Anecdotal and Scientific Evidence?

Anecdotal evidence shows that CBD can help you sleep better. But is there any scientific evidence backing up the anecdotal? Today, we’re going to look at whether there’s any evidence that supports the use of CBD for sleep. We’re also going to use scientific evidence and anecdotal reports to ... Continue Reading

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Viñals, X., Moreno, E., Lanfumey, L., Cordomí, A., Pastor, A., de la Torre, R., . . . Robledo, P. (2015). Cognitive Impairment Induced by Delta9-tetrahydrocannabinol Occurs through Heteromers between Cannabinoid CB1 and Serotonin 5-HT2A Receptors. PLOS Biology, 13(7), e1002194. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.1002194

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