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Inflammation & cannabis

Anti-inflammatory activity (via CB2, CBD, and the terpene beta-caryophyllene) is documented in the lab, but there is no proven clinical outcome in people.

Sources: Minor cannabinoids review

Most-studied cannabinoids

CBD

Safety & cautions

Preclinical evidence only.

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