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The endocannabinoid system and the brain.
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Analysis shows that many discussions celebrate the foundational discoveries of the endocannabinoid system, such as the work of Professor Mechoulam, and explore its broader implications, using words like 'pioneered,' 'wonder,' and 'related,' which reflect both respect and curiosity about future research directions.
Most posts acknowledge the importance of the research, highlighting discoveries and historical significance, indicating general agreement with its value.
Posts display high curiosity, referencing historical context, scientific details, and potential related systems, showing a strong interest.
Conversations include references to specific research, scientists like Mechoulam, and potential implications, indicating a moderate level of detailed engagement.
Discussions suggest that the research influences understanding of cannabis and brain functions, though mostly in exploratory or speculative terms, implying moderate impact.
Abstract in brief
- The endocannabinoid system, involving receptors like CB1 and CB2, along with endogenous cannabinoids such as anandamide, influences both brain functions and peripheral processes, with key discoveries occurring decades after THC's identification.
- Research shows that this system plays a role in various brain activities including anxiety, depression, neurogenesis, reward, cognition, learning, and memory, often exhibiting biphasic effects where different doses can have opposite outcomes.
- Recent findings have identified many endocannabinoid-like compounds in the brain, but only a few have been studied for their impact on the central nervous system, suggesting future research could reveal more about their influence on brain health and functions.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@etiendevignolle @Big319738410 @Mentegatto1 @giubileif Forse va modificata la domanda, che lo faccia è il fatto, sino a prova contraria, alcuni lavori: https://t.co/DHZiIDiHiZ https://t.co/oG82AzDRyq https://t.co/sRoktFKMGP * https://t.co/jQMqIccJq4 * * not open, available on sci-hub.
Happy 91st birthday professor Raphael Mechoulam! #Cannabis https://t.co/aE0iRDrgdP
I would happily put some chips down on a prediction that the endocannabinoid system and the brain-gut system that semaglutide is working with are somewhat related.
@PDXRandyLee Respectfully, Dr. Mechoulam understood that cannabis isn’t something to be feared but something that humans were literally designed to interact with. He helped pioneer the idea that humans and cannabis evolved in symbiosis with each other. He found wonder https://t.co/QV7R58SVXc
@weemisstim @stephen84105724 @alidupont 1. Mechoulam R, Parker LA. The endocannabinoid system and the brain. Annu Rev Psychol 2013;64:21-47.
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I would happily put some chips down on a prediction that the endocannabinoid system and the brain-gut system that semaglutide is working with are somewhat related.
Although the structure of #tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) was isolated in the 1960s, it wasn’t long before CB1 and CB2 #receptors were discovered. We continue to discover endocannabinoid-like compounds. Read more about the endocannabinoid system: https://t.co/UYVROioKHn #CannabisFact https://t.co/J50yEhiSt9
@PDXRandyLee Respectfully, Dr. Mechoulam understood that cannabis isn’t something to be feared but something that humans were literally designed to interact with. He helped pioneer the idea that humans and cannabis evolved in symbiosis with each other. He found wonder https://t.co/QV7R58SVXc
RT @CBDbrothers: Ever wondered about the Endocannabinoid System and the Brain? Here's a great article - https://t.co/1FQNlKoQdh https://t.…
RT @CBDbrothers: Ever wondered about the Endocannabinoid System and the Brain? Here's a great article - https://t.co/1FQNlKoQdh https://t.…
RT @CBDbrothers: Ever wondered about the Endocannabinoid System and the Brain? Here's a great article - https://t.co/1FQNlKoQdh https://t.…
Ever wondered about the Endocannabinoid System and the Brain? Here's a great article - https://t.co/1FQNlKoQdh https://t.co/kBXi65Uhpg
RT @meccanismo: Happy 91st birthday professor Raphael Mechoulam! #Cannabis https://t.co/aE0iRDrgdP
Happy 91st birthday professor Raphael Mechoulam! #Cannabis https://t.co/aE0iRDrgdP
@etiendevignolle @Big319738410 @Mentegatto1 @giubileif Forse va modificata la domanda, che lo faccia è il fatto, sino a prova contraria, alcuni lavori: https://t.co/DHZiIDiHiZ https://t.co/oG82AzDRyq https://t.co/sRoktFKMGP * https://t.co/jQMqIccJq4 * * not open, available on sci-hub.
@DanBartkowiak @GovernorTomWolf EVEN more SCIENCE!!! https://t.co/90HtU5CamY
@weemisstim @stephen84105724 @alidupont 1. Mechoulam R, Parker LA. The endocannabinoid system and the brain. Annu Rev Psychol 2013;64:21-47.
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