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New research shows that non-hallucinogenic components of cannabis could act as effective anti-cancer agents
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[quote:Face Palmer:MV8yMzgzMDY2XzQwNzgwNjc5X0RDOTI5QzI4] I guess a study compared to you dutch guys should be telling. [/quote]
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Of six cannabinoids studied, each demonstrated anti-cancer properties as effective as those seen in THC. Importantly, they had an increased effect on cancer cells when combined with each other.
Dr Liu said: “This study is a critical step in unpicking the mysteries of cannabis as a source of medicine. The cannabinoids examined have minimal, if any, hallucinogenic side effects, and their properties as anti-cancer agents are promising.
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