CBDV and Autism: What the Research Shows So Far
WorldHealth.net
CBDV, a cannabinoid found in cannabis, has shown potential in early research for reducing repetitive behaviors and improving social interaction in individuals with autism. Most studies are preclinical, involving animal models, and more human trials are needed to confirm these effects. Current findings suggest CBDV may offer a new therapeutic avenue for autism, but further research is essential.
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