"CBD Vs COVID-19"

In a previeus article we had speak about cannabis terpens against Covid-19. Now we examine the first study of that article to understand better, not only, the way CBD can help us with viruses but how CBD act with our bodies for a better health.Lets say that this is another litle pice of the puzzle...

Researchers at the University of Lethbridge say while clinical trials still need to be done, data they’ve been collecting over the past four years shows promise that some cannabis extracts may help in the prevention and treatment of COVID-19.

The researchers of this study, Olga and Igor Kovalchuk have been working with cannabis since 2015, using varieties from around the world to create new hybrids and develop extracts that demonstrate certain therapeutic properties.

"When COVID-19 started, Olga had the idea to revisit our data, and see if we can utilize it for COVID.We were totally stunned at first, and then we were really happy," says Olga.

"It was like a joker card, you know, coronavirus. It just mixes up everybody’s plans," says Olga.

"Could cannabis terpene formulation treat COVID-19"?

After the Canadian University of Lethbridge, which announced a few days ago, the promising first results of its research on the possible contribution of the plant and cannabinoid derivatives in the treatment of the new virus, the Israeli company CannaSoul also announced that it is proceeding with relevant studies.

So lets see what those two studies report about Cannabis & Covid-19.

-In the first study, according to the calgary.ctvnews, researchers presented a series of data according to which components of the cannabis plant effectively contribute to inhibiting the invasion of Covid19 in the human body.

The researchers point out that further clinical studies will be needed to finalize the results of their research, but they do not hide their optimism. According to their findings, based on preliminary data and pending further investigation, high-cannabidiol-CBD cannabis anti-inflammatory extracts can regulate the action of receptors in organs such as the mouth and lungs.