Marijuana can heal broken bones, says new study

Maryjane helps broken bones recuperate speedier, another study has found.

The Times of Israel reports that specialists at Tel Aviv University found that rats with broken bones recuperated much faster when given the non-crazy pot segment, cannabidiol or CBD.

The study, distributed in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research on Thursday found that the bones recuperated snappier, as well as more grounded and stronger against a rehashed crack, significance the bones treated with cannabis were a great deal more averse to break once more.

The researchers behind the exploration accept that this is because of an association between cannabinoid receptors in the human body and the incitement of bone development.