Cannabinoid Research Collaborative

🧠💤 Cannabis Use and Sleep Research Study
The CRC is currently enrolling for a new research study examining how reducing cannabis use may impact sleep and overall well-being

This study looks at changes in sleep, thinking skills, daily functioning, and quality of life over time as cannabis use is reduced. Understanding these relationships helps advance research on cannabis use and health outcomes.

🔗 Learn more: Text “SLEEP” to (843-608-0514) or visit our website

🌿 Cannabis Use Disorder Prevention & Awareness Week

This week highlights Cannabis Use Disorder Prevention & Awareness Week and encourages learning more about cannabis use and overall well-being. As cannabis use becomes more common, staying informed can help individuals make decisions that work best for them.

• Some people who use cannabis may develop cannabis use disorder
• Risk may vary based on factors like frequency of use and age
• Cannabis use can impact areas such as mood, memory, and daily functioning for some individuals

Increasing awareness helps support informed decision-making and access to resources.

🔗Learn more this week:
https://www.addictionpolicy.org/post/addiction-policy-forum-launches-cannabis-use-disorder-prevention-and-awareness-week

🎉 Fun Fact Friday: THC & CBD Aren’t the Only Cannabinoids! 🌿

Think THC and CBD are the only cannabinoids? Think again! 🤔
Researchers have identified 100+ cannabinoids in the cannabis plant and many are still being studied today. 🔬

Here are a few you may not know:
✨ CBG — sometimes called the “mother cannabinoid”
😴 CBN — often associated with relaxation and sleep
⚡ CBC — being studied for potential mood-related effects

Science is still learning how these compounds may impact health, which makes cannabinoid research an exciting and growing field! 🌱

Happy Fun Fact Friday! 🎉