Heart attacks more likely among marijuana users
New findings link marijuana use and risk of heart attack. A molecule from soy and fava may help.
Source: futurity.org
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New findings link marijuana use and risk of heart attack. A molecule from soy and fava may help.
People who smoke cannabis more than once a month have an increased risk of heart disease and heart attack, a new study has found – but the same study has also identified a mechanism and a molecule that may counteract the risk.
A robust new study led by researchers from Stanford University has found THC can trigger inflammation in blood vessel cells, and the researchers call for medical marijuana users to be aware of potential cardiovascular risks.