Dr. Ethan Russo: ‘CBD Is Amazingly Therapeutic’

Dr. Ethan Russo: “CBD is an incredibly versatile and safe drug. It’s not a miracle, but it is   amazingly therapeutic for a wide variety of conditions.”

An expert in neurology and psychopharmacology who specializes in cannabinoid research, we asked Dr. Ethan Russo to answer the following questions about CBD and THC.

Budweiser Maker it’s teaming up with Canada’s Tilray (TLRY) to research cannabis-infused drinks.

AB InBev (BUD), the world’s biggest brewer, said Wednesday that it’s teaming up with Canada’s Tilray (TLRY) to research cannabis-infused drinks.

CBD & Endometriosis

What is Endometriosis?

Endometriosis is a common condition, where tissue that behaves like the lining of the womb  (endometrium) is found in other parts of the body; it may be present in the fallopian tubes, ovaries and inside the stomach, and even inside or outside the bladder. It may affect anyone with a uterus of childbearing age, but is less common in those who have gone through menopause. Every month when hormones that lead you to shed the lining of your uterus as a period, those hormones also affects the buildup of endometrium, affecting other parts of the body and breaking down the extra lining which then has nowhere to go.

"CBD for Anxiety Disorders"

Anxiety is a condition characterized by restlessness and excessive worry.  It is often accompanied by muscular tension, restlessness, fatigue and problems in concentration. From social anxiety and panic disorder to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and agoraphobia, anxiety comes in many ‘shapes and sizes.

Is among the most common emotional and behavioral problems and a report released by the World Health Organization found that nearly 264 million people are living with anxiety worldwide.

But regardless of the type of anxiety you might be dealing with, a dose of cannabidiol maybe can help you cope with the unpleasant symptoms associated with this condition.

Cannabis Could Be Reversing Damage to Arthritic Joints

Patients report that cannabis puts arthritis into remission, so the Arthritis Society funds the research to find out if it’s true.

There’s good news for the 54 million people who suffer from arthritis: A study commissioned by The Arthritis Society is investigating avenues toward developing breakthrough therapies using medical cannabis.