World News Wellness News Findings from mice study favour belief that cannabis ‘entourage effect’ ups pain relief Investigators regard terpenes “as a promising new target for pain therapies that would require lower doses and produce fewer side effects." Author of the article: Angela Stelmakowich Publishing date: Jul 15, 2021 • 4 hours ago • 2 minute read • Join the conversation John Streicher, PhD, a member of the Comprehensive Pain and Addiction Center, said the findings answered some basic science questions that allowed him to advance the research moving forward. “Now, we're getting into the therapeutic questions — what’s a good drug to give to a person to help them control their pain?” / John Streicher, PhD, a member of the Comprehensive Pain and Addiction Center, said the findings answered some basic science questions that allowed him to advance the research moving forward. “Now, we're getting into the therapeutic questions — what’s a good drug to give to a person to help them control their pain?” /

Findings From Mice Study Favour Belief That Cannabis ‘Entourage Effect’ Ups Pain Relief

Article by Angela Stelmakowich, Growth Op A new U.S. study lends credence to the belief that using the whole cannabis plant, rather than individual parts, is a more effective approach to pain relief and that terpenes offer significant promise when it comes to future pain therapies. Researchers determined that using cannabis sativa terpenes on their … Continue reading Findings From Mice Study Favour Belief That Cannabis ‘Entourage Effect’ Ups Pain Relief

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