This week’s newsletter explores the fascinating intersection of psychedelics and physical health, CBD’s role in exercise and migraine relief, cannabis and healthy aging, and emerging research on CBG for rosacea.

Noteworthy Read

Beyond Mind-Altering: The Body and Psychedelics & Exercise (Emerald Magazine)

This article explores how psychedelics may influence the physical body—not just the mind. From exercise motivation to somatic awareness, emerging research and anecdotal reports suggest psychedelics may enhance bodily connection and physical health practices.

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Exercise & the Endocannabinoid System (Project CBD, by Nate Seltenrich)

This article from the Project CBD archives explores CBD, metabolic health, and the runner’s high.

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Research Round-Up

Can Cannabis Use Promote Healthy Aging and Longevity? (PubMed)

This review explores the relationship between cannabis use and aging, highlighting emerging evidence that cannabinoids may support healthy aging by modulating inflammation, oxidative stress, and neurodegeneration. However, it cautions that more research is needed to determine optimal dosing and long-term impacts.

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CBD for Migraine? (PubMed)

A recent analysis examines the effectiveness of cannabidiol (CBD) in managing migraine symptoms. While preclinical and anecdotal evidence is promising, the study calls for controlled clinical trials to determine CBD’s safety and efficacy in migraine treatment.

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CBG for Rosacea Skin Rash (PubMed)

Cannabigerol (CBG) shows anti-inflammatory and soothing properties in a study focused on rosacea, a chronic skin condition. The results suggest potential for topical CBG applications, although clinical testing in humans is still in early stages.

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