Diabetes

Diabetes

Diabetes is a condition in which your body does not properly process sugar. It can cause nerve damage, eye problems, heart disease or stroke. Symptoms include fatigue, blurred vision, feelings of thirst, slow healing of cuts or bruises, and tingling, pain or numbness in hands and feet (neuropathy).
An excerpt adapted from The Rebel's Apothecary: A Practical Guide to the Healing Magic of Cannabis, CBD, and Mushrooms.
 A pair of hands wearing blue latex gloves holds a bare hand and a glucose moniter. There is a large illustrated drop of blood between the bare diabetic person's hand and the glucose monitor. The background is blue.
While smoking cannabis appears to be helpful for diabetics managing weight and insulin levels, synthetic cannabinoids could be dangerous.
A neurologist speaks with Project CBD about CBG, cannabinoid acids, and the global CBD phenomenon.
Bowl of fruit loops
The Food and Drug Administration bans CBD edibles while routinely promoting dietary poisons.
background image of coke cans
Coca-Cola is eyeing CBD as a functional food additive, while the beverage giant promotes sugary drinks for overweight children.
Mouse eating pretzel
Researchers looked into CBD's health effects in an animal model of diabetic brain damage.
Tin of spinach on a wood table
β-caryophyllene is a terpene present in cannabis as well as many dark green, leafy vegetables.
seeding of cannabis
Project CBD releases the results of one of the most extensive CBD user surveys to date.
Liver and alcohol
Cannabis use may protect against steatosis, the abnormal accumulation of lipids in the liver
In early 2019 Project CBD began collecting responses to a survey designed to figure out who is using CBD, how and why, what kinds of products they are consuming, and whether or not CBD is working for them.

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