Basic research suggests that CBD may be beneficial in diabetes and prevent complications of the disease, such as damage to the blood vessels (Weiss et…
CB1- and CB2-receptors have, so far, been found in various types of cells that can be found in human skin, e.g. in: Keratinocytes Sebocytes Mast…
Basic research (Justinova et al. 2013, Mahgoub et al. 2013, Katsidoni et al. 2013) and one case report (Crippa et al. 2013) suggest a therapeutic…
Animal research (Shirazizand et al. 2013, Jones et al. 2012, Jones et al. 2011), anecdotal evidence and one clinical study (Cunha et al. 1980) show…
A few clinical investigations suggest a therapeutic potential of CBD in movement disorders (Consroe et al. 1986, Snider et al. 1984). In 1984 a case…
The first investigation on the possible antipsychotic effects in humans was done in a schizophrenic patient who had significant hormonal side effects during treatment with…
CBD was shown to have anxiolytic effects in animal models (Twardowschy et al. 2013, Do Monte et al. 2013, Campos et al. 2012, Stern et…
The mode of action of cannabidiol is not fully understood and several mechanisms have been proposed: (1) CBD acts as an antagonist at the central…
Cannabidiol (CBD) is usually the primary cannabinoid of fiber or industrial hemp/cannabis and the second most prevalent cannabinoid in drug types of the cannabis plant.…