By Research published in journals molecule The Aug. 20 paper, entitled “Therapeutic Potential of Minor Cannabinoids in Dermatological Diseases – A Comprehensive Review,” spotlights various cannabinoids as useful methods for treating specific dermatological diseases.
Polish researchers Emilia Kwischen and Dorota Kowalczuk Lublin Medical College and a chemical laboratory, acesanalyzed medical studies published in other scientific journals and found that cannabinoids “exhibit diverse pharmacological activities, including anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antibacterial, and antipruritic effects.”
They studied the effects of CBDV, CBDP, CBC, THCV, CBGA, CBG, CBN, and CBM (cannabimobone) and CBE (cannabielsoin). “Several studies have reported its efficacy in alleviating symptoms associated with skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, acne, and pruritus,” the researchers wrote. “Furthermore, trace amounts of cannabinoids show the potential to modulate sebum production, a key factor in the development of acne.”
“The results of this review suggest that trace cannabinoids have therapeutic potential in the management of skin diseases,” the researchers wrote. “Incorporating microcannabinoids into dermatological treatments has the potential to provide patients with new treatment options and improve their overall health.”
In their analysis, researchers noted that certain cannabinoids were more effective in treating certain conditions. CBDV has important anti-inflammatory properties and can help combat skin problems such as itching and swelling associated with atopic dermatitis (AD). The same properties have also been found to help treat acne lesions due to its “anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.”
The anti-inflammatory properties of cannabinoids such as CBM and CBE are a ‘new alternative’ to conduct research. “Similarly, CBC, with its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, may have a beneficial impact on the treatment of acne, psoriasis and Alzheimer’s disease,” the study states.
THCV “shows many promising properties in fighting acne” by reducing sebum, the oily substance produced by the body to moisturize and protect the skin. “In addition, THCV exhibits anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, reducing inflammation and helping fight acne-causing bacteria,” the authors continued, noting that studies in mice showed that THCV “metabolized It has been found to treat “disorders and neurological disorders.”
A well-balanced and regulated endocannabinoid system is important, and researchers have linked this to healthy skin. “There is increasing evidence to suggest that endocannabinoid signaling plays an important role in regulating biological processes in the skin,” the researchers explained. “Many skin functions such as immune response, cell proliferation, differentiation and survival are at least partially controlled by the endocannabinoid system, and suppression of skin inflammation is one of its most powerful functions.”
The researchers even argue that topical application of cannabinoids, like melatonin and secosteroids, could potentially “…mitigate the effects of skin aging through targeted interactions with receptors and enzymes.” there is
Kwiecień and Kowalczuk still point out that more research is needed to explore these observations in greater depth. “Ethical and legal aspects, including neurological effects, product quality and regulatory issues, and legality, need to be considered holistically,” the researchers said. “Thus, despite promising therapeutic prospects, the utilization of cannabinoids, especially minor cannabinoids, requires further research, regulation and balancing to ensure benefits while minimizing potential risks to health and society. We need an approach.”
Other studies are analyzing how cannabinoids can help treat common skin conditions.of National Psoriasis Foundation More than 8 million people in the United States have been shown to suffer from psoriasis. Psoriasis is caused by an overactive immune system that leaves the skin with itchy, burning, and stinging, raised, scaly patches.Another study published in molecule Earlier this year in February, it was found that “the use of hemp ingredients in the treatment of skin conditions, including psoriasis, has a real future.”
Another study published in 2020 Clinical, Cosmetology, Clinical Trial Dermatology We have discovered that the anti-inflammatory properties of some cannabinoids may treat eczema and Alzheimer’s disease.by National Eczema Association1 in 10 people will suffer from some form of eczema in their lifetime, and 16.5 million adults in the United States suffer from AD (a form of eczema).
Acne is reported to affect more than 50 million Americans each year. American Dermatological Associationa study published in the Journal of Inflammation Research in 2022 showed that “the use of CBD to reduce acne inflammation is supported and should be further researched.”
Hemp and cannabis skin care products (both medical and non-medical) increased after the passage of the Hemp Farm Bill in 2018, but before 2016, much of the press began picking up cannabis as the hottest skin care ingredient. I was. Since then, brands such as Lord Jones, St. Jane and others have ramped up production of his CBD-based products. Ultimately, some of these products were introduced to major retailers such as: Sephora, Ulta,target.
In January 2022, Martha Stewart launched her own topical CBD line called Martha Stewart CBD Wellness Topics with Canopy Growth, Inc., focused on building strength for muscle recovery, improving sleep, and managing stress. We have provided products with
