The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
so people know that when you smoke marijuana you get the munchies because when you ingest cannabinoids when you inhale THC or cannabidiol the same mechanism is activated there is a mechanism by which cannabin noise whether it's THC cannabidiol or our endogenous cannabinoids anandamide into aea or 2he and aea they trigger hunger in humans
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in the small intestine there appear to be receptors for cannabinoids which are things like anandamide and um aea so these are endogenous canabo so people know that when you smoke marijuana you get the munchies because when you ingest cannabinoids when you inhale THC or canabidol the same mechanism is activated there is a mechanism by which cannabinoids whether it's THC canabidol or our endogenous cannaboids anandamide and 2 aea um or 2 a and AA um they trigger hunger in humans
why do people who smoke a lot of marijuana get the munchies because you're introducing exogenous cannaboids things like CBD or canabidol or th into your um into your body