Can cannabis compounds prevent COVID infection?
The study used a much earlier strain of COVID-19, however, and not the Delta or Omicron variants.
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Jan 13, 2022, 11:11 PM
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516ds agoA study published this week in the Journal of Natural Products indicates that cannabis compounds could help protect against COVID-19 infection by disrupting the virus' ability to enter cells.
Researchers say it's because of two key natural chemicals.
The study used a much earlier strain of COVID-19, however, and not the Delta or Omicron variants.
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