A large 2017 review of more than 10,000 scientific studies found that cannabinoids are effective at relieving chronic pain.

CBD has been proven to help reduce inflammation and the neuropathic pain it can cause, according to a study by the Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research.

A recent study discovered that cannabichromene (CBC) in marijuana, can boost the growth of developing brain cells, thus promoting neurogenesis.

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A recent study found that CBD can effectively be used to prevent and treat GI disorders.

A preclinical study found that CBD could be effective in treating various anxiety disorders.

A 2018 study discovered that CBD can be useful in helping people who suffer from drug and alcohol addiction.

In adults with multiple sclerosis (MS)-related spasticity, short-term use of oral cannabinoids improves patient-reported spasticity symptoms.

A recent study showed CBD can have positive effects in reducing epilepsy symptoms and seizure frequency.

A study conducted by JCI Insight in 2017 found that CBD lowered the blood pressure of human participants.

Not only has CBD been used to help alleviate the effects of chemotherapy, but studies have also found it has numerous anti-cancer effects.

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