US EditionCBD could calm autistic children, teens, researchers report
- Cannabidiol enhanced social responsiveness and reduced disruptive behavior among kids with autism, according to researchers at the European Congress of Psychiatry in Madrid.
- The new results indicate that CBD does have a calming effect on children with autism, helping them become more responsive and less anxious.
- The authors recommend testing CBD treatment on more patients to ensure safety and efficacy before broader approval.
- Branco emphasized that more research into CBD is necessary before it can be considered a treatment for autism.
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Breakthrough Study: CBD Calms Autism Symptoms and Improves Social Skills Without Side Effects
New findings reveal that CBD cannabis extract may significantly improve the behavior and emotional regulation of children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder. A meta-analysis of randomized, placebo-controlled trials found that CBD not only enhanced social responsiveness and reduced anxiety but did so with a safety profile comparable to placebo. CBD Shows Promise for Autism [...]
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