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Cannabidiol and abnormal cannabidiol reduced the infarct volume. Furthermore, the neuroprotective effect of cannabidiol was inhibited by WAY100135 but not capsazepine, and the CBF increased by cannabidiol was partially reversed by WAY100135. These results suggested that the neuroprotective effect of cannabidiol may be related to the increase in CBF through the serotonergic 5-HT1A receptor.Quote:
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Your posts are very confusing, but because I'm going to bed and not going to argue that there are negtive side-effects to smoking marijuana, I'll just side with you and say that marijuana has no negatove sode-effects.
There ya' go. :smokin:
edit: but I've said that it does.
Up above, it says that it reduced the infarct volume, meaning that it lessens the tissue that you're losing because of the lack of blood-supply.Quote:
Originally Posted by eddievanzant