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CBD In Treatment of Alzheimers, Addictions and Mood Disorders
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CBD In Treatment of Alzheimers, Addictions and Mood Disorders
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44 minutes
Released:
Jul 7, 2020
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- CBD is showing promise as an alternative or adjunctive treatment for a variety of ailments ranging from Alzheimer’s and Addiction to Parkinson’s and Schizophrenia.
- CBD does not have the psychogenic effects that THC does, however, THC has been found to be more effective at addressing some issues
- OTC CBD is nonstandardized so dosages, even from the same manufacturer, but in different lots may have different potencies
- CBD interacts with most medications, so it is vital to consult a physician prior to using it.
- Dosages of CBD in the literature varied widely.
- Currently there are a couple CBD based medications for the treatment of seizure disorder
- CBD oils also may have a trace of THC in them—again, in OTC formulations, it may be variable, but supposed to be less than 0.3%
- CBD is showing promise as an alternative or adjunctive treatment for a variety of ailments ranging from Alzheimer’s and Addiction to Parkinson’s and Schizophrenia.
- CBD does not have the psychogenic effects that THC does, however, THC has been found to be more effective at addressing some issues
- OTC CBD is nonstandardized so dosages, even from the same manufacturer, but in different lots may have different potencies
- CBD interacts with most medications, so it is vital to consult a physician prior to using it.
- Dosages of CBD in the literature varied widely.
- Currently there are a couple CBD based medications for the treatment of seizure disorder
- CBD oils also may have a trace of THC in them—again, in OTC formulations, it may be variable, but supposed to be less than 0.3%
Released:
Jul 7, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
013- What are Co-Occurring Disorders and How Do They Impact Treatment Part 2: Many people struggling with addictions also have mental health issues such as depression or anxiety. Likewise, many people with depression or anxiety may have an addiction. We refer to this as a co-occurring disorder. Some people will try to argue that s by Counselor Toolbox Podcast with DocSnipes