A recent study from the University of Colorado has found that regular cannabis use may offer significant benefits for cancer patients, including reduced pain, improved sleep quality, and enhanced cognitive function. Over a two-week period, participants reported a decrease in pain levels and an unexpected improvement in mental clarity, challenging the common perception that cannabis impairs cognition.
The study also observed that participants consuming CBD-rich edibles experienced greater pain relief compared to those using THC-rich products. These findings suggest that certain cannabinoids, particularly CBD, may be more effective in managing cancer-related symptoms. However, the study’s authors emphasize the need for further research to fully understand the therapeutic potential and effects of various cannabis products in cancer care. Click for More Details
