🚨STUDY: GET HIGH TO STAY SHARP?! CANNABIS LINKED TO LOWER RISK OF COGNITIVE DECLINE
Recreational cannabis use may reduce the risk of cognitive decline by 96%, according to findings in the journal Current Alzheimer Research.
Researchers analyzed nearly 4,800 U.S. adults aged 45 and older, discovering those using cannabis non-medically reported significantly fewer issues with memory loss or confusion.
The study carefully controlled for frequency and method of cannabis use, emphasizing potential cognitive benefits, particularly for middle-aged and older adults.
Happy 4/20, folks.
Sources: Fortune
The oral administration of up to 1500 mg of #CBD does not induce feelings of intoxication and is not associated with changes in simulated driving performance, according to data published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology.
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