Issue 55 - Cannabis Revolution Unveiled: From Killing Cancer Cells to Easing Pain, Insomnia, and Autism Symptoms!

BudMed Bulletin for 25 Sept 2025

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Cannabis Compounds Show Promise in Fighting Ovarian Cancer!

Two modified versions of CBD (called derivatives 19 and 21) were much better at killing cancer cells than regular CBD.Regular CBD needed a higher amount (22.9 µM) to reduce cancer cell growth by half. Derivative 19 needed only 5.5 µM, and derivative 21 needed just 4.1 µM to achieve the same effect. These derivatives seem to work by triggering cell death processes (apoptosis and ferroptosis) in the cancer cells. They also tested combining CBD or its derivatives with cisplatin, a common chemotherapy drug.Combining derivative 19 or 21 with cisplatin worked better together than either one alone, showing a "synergistic" effect (like a teamwork boost). This combo caused more harmful molecules (reactive oxygen species) to build up in cancer cells, which likely helped kill them. Source

Unlocking the Breast Cancer-Fighting Secrets of Lebanese Cannabis!

Conclusion: Our research found that CBD and THC from Lebanese cannabis can help fight breast cancer. These compounds work together to break down cancer cells, causing them to die off rather than spread. They do this by triggering the cells' own self-destruct mechanism, not by mainly changing how cells recycle waste. Plus, they stop cancer cells from moving and invading other parts of the body. Source

Chronic Pain Relief Revolution? Over 50% of adults using cannabis for pain cut back on opioids & meds in states with legal medical cannabis!

Over half of those using cannabis said it helped them use less of: Prescription opioid painkillers. Prescription non-opioid painkillers. Over-the-counter pain medications. Less than 1% said cannabis led to more use of these medications. For non-medication treatments:38.7% said cannabis led to less use of physical therapy (5.9% said more). 19.1% said cannabis led to less use of meditation (23.7% said more). 26% said cannabis led to less use of cognitive behavioral therapy (17.1% said more). Source

Struggling to sleep? This cannabinoid supplement boosted sleep quality, eased insomnia, and uplifted health in a groundbreaking study!

Compared to the placebo, the cannabinoid supplement significantly improved:Sleep quality and efficiency (how well people slept). Insomnia symptoms (fewer sleep problems). Overall health and quality of life. The cannabinoid supplement showed some improvement in mood (less tension, anger, fatigue, depression, and more energy) and anxiety, but these weren’t strong enough to be considered significant. The placebo group saw a significant improvement in self-esteem. Both groups (cannabinoid and placebo) felt more energetic compared to before the study. Anxiety improved significantly for the cannabinoid group. No side effects were reported. Source

Cannabis Breakthrough: Could THC & CBD Revolutionize Cancer Treatment? Study Uncovers Game-Changing Potential for Pain, Nausea, and Tumor Growth! 

Medical Benefits of THC and CBD:Both THC and cannabidiol (CBD, a non-psychoactive compound) show promise in easing symptoms. They help cancer patients with: Nausea and vomiting from chemotherapy. Severe nerve pain. Weight loss by boosting appetite. They also reduce pain and anxiety. Available Drugs: Sativex, Dronabinol, and Nabilone are medicines made from cannabis compounds to treat cancer-related symptoms. Other Potential Benefits of THC:May help slow cancer growth. Could treat neurodegenerative diseases like multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's. Might aid in treating alcohol addiction. Source

Could CBD Be a Game-Changer for Autism? New Study Shows Reduced Anxiety & Better Behavior in Severe ASD Patients, Plus Less Stress for Caregivers!

After 3 months, the CBD group showed fewer problem behaviors, like anxiety or aggression (based on the Vineland 3 scale). Caregivers of the CBD group reported less stress, anxiety, and depression (based on BSI results). The control group (no CBD) showed some improvement in daily living skills and socialization, but no changes in caregiver mental health. Source

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