Myelin is the protective coating around nerve fibers that helps brain signals travel properly.
When myelin is damaged, communication between nerve cells can be disrupted.
In mice with damaged myelin, THC increased the regeneration of oligodendrocytes, the cells that make myelin, and increased white-matter remyelination.
The treated mice also showed better motor-function recovery.
Study: Δ9-Tetrahydrocannabinol Promotes Functional Remyelination in the Mouse Brain
thcXplained: THC helped rebuild damaged myelin in the mouse brain and improved motor recovery
Access the study at THCtotalhealthcare.com
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