Frequent Cannabis Users Wake Up With More “Stress Hormone”
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A study by Oregon State University reveals that people who habitually use cannabis wake up with a higher concentration of cortisol, which shows an alteration in the biological rhythms of response to daily stress, according to data published in Cannabis magazine
Frequent Cannabis Users Wake Up With More “Stress Hormone”
Frequent cannabis use was associated with higher cortisol upon waking, suggesting a possible disruption of daily stress rhythms. The body’s stress system follows a daily rhythm, and frequent cannabis users may begin that cycle differently. Research from Oregon State University found that people who use cannabis often wake with higher cortisol levels than nonusers, pointing [...]
A study conducted by Oregon State University identified an unusual hormonal pattern among frequent cannabis users, suggesting a possible alteration in the body's stress regulation. The research indicates that these individuals exhibit higher cortisol levels upon waking, which may suggest a disruption in daily stress rhythms. The study, led by researcher Anita Cservenka, investigated the relationship between frequent cannabis use and the hypothal…
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