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Study: CBD Restores Key Mitochondrial Function in Cells From Rare Genetic Disorder Barth Syndrome
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Study: CBD Restores Key Mitochondrial Function in Cells From Rare Genetic Disorder Barth Syndrome
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information A new study published in The FASEB Journal found that cannabidiol (CBD) restored several major cellular and mitochondrial deficits in immune cells derived from people with Barth syndrome, a rare inherited disorder that can cause serious metabolic and immune-related complications. Researchers from the University of Waterloo examined B-lymphoblastoid cells taken from patients with Barth syndro…
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