The Use of Cannabinoids for Insomnia in Daily Life: Naturalistic Study.
Journal of medical Internet research · 2021
OBJECTIVES: Our main aim was to investigate the short-term thera-peutic effects, safety/tolerability of natural compound, composed of melatonin (1,5 mg) and cannabis extracts (2.5 mg CBD) in patients with sleep disorders.
METHODS: In this spontaneous, anecdotal, retrospective, "compas-sionate-use," observational, open-label study, 20 patients (age 43-96 years) were appealed to our "Second Opinion Medical Consulting Net-work" (Modena, Italy), because of a variable pattern of sleep disorders and anxiety and were instructed to take sublingually the compound (20 drops) overnight for 3 months of treatment. Tolerability and adverse effects were assessed monthly during the treatment period through direct contact (email or telephone) or visit if required.
RESULTS: PSQUI and HAM-A scores evidenced reduction in mood alterations, including anxiety, panic, paranoia, depression (P < 0.03), in pain (P < 0.02) and good general health perceptions.
CONCLUSIONS: These data suggest that the formula CBD-melatonin could be competitive with the classic hypnotic synthetic drugs, the antioxidant activity of melatonin offers a further benefit to the brain network, restoring the biological clock functions, while CBD, redu-cing chronic pain perception, helps to complete the neuromuscular relaxation and to relieve anxiety fulfilling a very balanced sensation of wellbeing during the sleep.
Journal of medical Internet research · 2021
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