The study finds that hashish improves sleep as other drugs fail

About one out of three people face some troubles in getting a good night comfort, and 10 percent of adults benefit the insomnia disorder standards. But it may be difficult to obtain existing treatments, and to agree to the approved drugs that are at risk of dependency. To understand how cannabis -based medical products affect the symptoms of insomnia, the authors of this study analyzed a group of 124 insomnia patients who take medical cannabis products. They examined the patient’s reports of their sleep quality, anxiety/depression, and the quality of life changes between a month and 18 months of treatment.

Patients have reported to improve the 18 -month sleep quality. They also showed significant improvements in anxiety/depression as well as reporting less pain. About nine percent of patients are more harmful to harmful effects such as fatigue, insomnia or dry mouth, but none of the side effects threatened life. Although there are needed experiences with evidence to prove that the products are safe and effective, the authors indicate that the hemp’s medical products can improve the quality of sleep in patients with insomnia.

The co -author, Dr. Simon Airridge, director of research at Canleaf Clinic, summarizes: “For a period of 18 months, our study showed that treating insomnia with hemp medical products has been associated with continuous improvements in self -quality sleep and anxiety symptoms.

He adds: “Conducting this long -term study provided real evidence of the patient’s results that exceed what we usually see in short -term experiments. It was especially interesting to monitor the signs of possible tolerance over time, highlighting the importance of continuing to monitor individual treatment plans.”