The discovery of a new molecule that’s similar to the Anandamide molecule is creating a buzz.
A newly discovered receptor appears to be a target for CBD and THC, and possibly other cannabinoids.
Animal research showed that CB3 regulates stomach & colon functions in mice, says a study published in “Current Opinion in Pharmacology.”
We already know that the cannabinoids CBD and THC are powerful anti-inflammatories.
Now a new cannabinoid – PEA – has been found to benefit the gastrointestinal system.
PEA reduces inflammation in the intestine when it connects with cannabinoid receptors CB1 and CB2 and the new kid on the block – CB3.
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