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Pueblo, CO: Subjects who consume CBD exhibit no significant differences in cognitive performance as compared to controls, according to clinical trial data published in the Journal of Cannabis Research.
Researchers affiliated with Colorado State University assessed the short-term impact of oral CBD dosing on learning and memory in a cohort of healthy adults. Study participants received either 246 mg of CBD or placebo. Subjects then completed a variety of cognitive tests two hours later.
Investigators reported, “CBD administration did not affect any of the dependent variables measured compared to the placebo group.”
The study’s authors concluded, “The results of this study suggest that administration of CBD alone does not significantly impair L&M [learning and memory] in healthy adults.”
The findings are consistent with those of other studies, which also concluded that the use of CBD is not associated with changes in cognitive or psychomotor performance.
Full text of the study, “Oral cannabidiol did not impair learning and memory in healthy adults,” appears in the Journal of Cannabis Research.
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