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originally posted by: Athetos
I am and on and off smoker. So far on my my second week smoke free but the urge is always present.
Just like a caeser when you see one you want one.
a reply to: intrptr
One way could be how CBD affects memories, or cues, that hold the desire to smoke. “We found that CBD seems to reduce the salience of cues. It also can reduce anxiety and may affect a memory process called ‘reconsolidation,’ which is where when a memory of the reward of smoking is re-activated by seeing someone smoking, it is rendered vulnerable to destruction.”
The researchers found that while the placebo group showed no difference in their smoking habits, the group that received CBD reduced the number of cigarettes they smoked by 40% on average.
originally posted by: Athetos
I am and on and off smoker. So far on my my second week smoke free but the urge is always present.
Just like a caeser when you see one you want one.
a reply to: intrptr