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A 2017 study published in the journal JAMA found that of 84 CBD products researchers bought online, 43% had more CBD than indicated, 26% had less, and some even had unexpected THC. Preliminary research indicates that CBD may reduce some of the symptoms of schizophrenia without the side effects that come along with most anti-psychotic drugs.
“However, the data is mixed,” says Ranganathan, who has authored studies that show CBD might have some benefit when it comes to treating this mental illness, as well as other studies that have found no effect at all. Right now, the only CBD treatment that has strong enough evidence to become FDA-approved is for treating childhood epilepsy, particularly the cases that typically don’t respond to anti-seizure medications. In a number of studies, pure CBD administered orally via an oil was shown to reduce the number of seizures and in some cases, stop them altogether.
“However, the data is mixed,” says Ranganathan, who has authored studies that show CBD might have some benefit when it comes to treating this mental illness, as well as other studies that have found no effect at all. Right now, the only CBD treatment that has strong enough evidence to become FDA-approved is for treating childhood epilepsy, particularly the cases that typically don’t respond to anti-seizure medications. In a number of studies, pure CBD administered orally via an oil was shown to reduce the number of seizures and in some cases, stop them altogether.