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A recent study explored the potential of cannabinoids, specifically cannabidiol (CBD) and a CBD to tetrahydrocannabinol ( THC ) mix, to manage anxiety during alcohol withdrawal in mice.
Previous research has shown that cannabinoids have therapeutic potential for anxiety and stress-related disorders.
The researchers used a sample of 248 adult male and female mice.
The findings highlight the complexity of cannabinoid effects on anxiety during alcohol withdrawal.
Future studies could continue to explore how these cannabinoids are metabolized to better understand how they are processed by the body during different stages of withdrawal.
“We think this key finding opens the door to mechanistic insights that will be critically important for future potential therapies involving cannabinoids,” Silberman said.
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