CBD and hemp extracts high in CBD may have uses beyond those listed in this book. Preclinical evidence suggests that it can play a positive role in the prevention of cardiovascular disease [1] and diabetes [2][3], but much more research is needed to draw any conclusions.
In addition, the ECS seems to play a role in bone metabolism [4][5], leading to the question of whether cannabinoids, in general, may have application for osteoporosis as antiresorptive and/or bone anabolic agents [6].
CBD could also help alleviate menstrual discomfort. Over 20 000 women currently use Daye®’s CBD tampons, harnessing the power of cannabinoids locally. Clinical trials conducted during the development of the tampons show that PBG Global®’s CBD full-spectrum extract is safe and effective for this female health application.
If you’re wondering whether CBD could help your specific health condition, there are safe ways to experiment. However, proceed only after consulting with your doctor. Also, make sure to follow the instructions on "titration to effect" in General recommendations and pay attention to the warnings in Side effects.
The endocannabinoid system (ECS) and CBD, in particular, have drawn the attention of researchers around the world. New medicinal evidence is expected to emerge in the coming years. We will keep you updated with forthcoming issues of the Little Red Book of CBD.