Issue 42 - Cannabis Breakthroughs Unveiled: CBD Kills Liver Cancer Cells, Slashes Chronic Pain by 50%, Boosts Alzheimer’s Fight, and Lowers Blood Pressure!

BudMed Bulletin for 06/26/2025

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Could CBD Revolutionize Liver Cancer Treatment? New Study Shows It Kills Cancer Cells, Stops Spread, & Boosts Chemo!

How does CBD help fight liver cancer? Kills cancer cells: CBD triggers cell death (apoptosis) and a specific type of cell death called pyroptosis. Controls cell cleanup: It regulates autophagy, a process where cells clean up damaged parts. Stops cancer spread: CBD reduces the ability of cancer to spread (metastasis). Changes tumor environment: It affects the area around the tumor to make it less supportive of cancer growth. Blocks cancer signals: CBD shuts down pathways (like PI3K/AKT/mTOR) that help cancer grow. Boosts other drugs: CBD makes chemotherapy drugs (like sorafenib and cabozantinib) work better. Source

"Fibromyalgia patient 'enjoying life again' after discovering medical cannabis"

"A Liskeard woman has revealed how her chronic pain has been made more manageable now she's using medical cannabis. Chaos Heaven, a 36-year-old from Liskeard, says she's "finding enjoyment in life again" after years of debilitating pain." Source

Chronic Pain Relief Breakthrough? Study Shows 93% of Patients Swear by Medical Cannabis for Long-Term Muscle & Bone Pain Relief

Frequent use: About 78% of patients used cannabis every day or almost every day. Common form: Most (64%) used cannabis in creams or lotions applied to the skin. Pain relief: Over 93% said cannabis helped a lot with their pain or other symptoms. Source

Chronic Pain Relief Breakthrough? Cannabis Extracts Slash Pain by 50%!

Pain and most quality-of-life factors (like anxiety and sleep) improved significantly over time. Appetite didn’t show much change. 51 patients had pain cut by at least half. 38 patients felt less anxiety, and 48 slept better (also by at least half). 23 patients cut back or stopped other pain or anti-inflammatory drugs. Source

Could Cannabis Hold the Key to Fighting Alzheimer’s?

Two cannabis compounds, tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV) and Δ-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), showed strong potential to block cholinesterase enzymes. Cholinesterase enzymes break down acetylcholine, a chemical in the brain that helps nerve cells communicate and supports memory and thinking. These compounds stuck to the enzymes better than two existing Alzheimer’s drugs, Rivastigmine and Galantamine. Source

Cannabis & Blood Pressure: Surprising Link Revealed!

Heavy users show slightly lower BP Heavy cannabis users (men and women) had slightly lower SBP, DBP, and PP compared to non-users. Women showed a slightly stronger decrease in blood pressure than men. Current cannabis users (not just heavy users) also had lower SBP, DBP, and PP, with women showing a bigger drop in SBP than men. Source

Cannabis - Study shows lasting boosts in quality of life, less pain, anxiety, and better sleep for patients over 12 months!

Quality of life improved significantly. Tiredness and sleep problems got much better. Patients with chronic pain reported less pain and less disruption from pain in daily life. Those with anxiety or depression felt less anxious and less depressed. Source

Lose Weight & Boost Health with Cannabis Strips? 

People using THCV/CBD strips (both doses) saw: Significant weight loss Smaller waist size Lower systolic blood pressure Reduced total and LDL ("bad") cholesterol The higher dose (16 mg THCV + 20 mg CBD) worked better for weight loss than the lower dose. Both doses performed better than the placebo (statistically significant results). Source

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