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Why You Should Be Using Cannabis, Not Ice, the Next Time You Have an Injury

There are dozens of studies too, which tout the analgesic benefits of CBD. One study in 2020 revealed that CBD is beneficial for chronic pain while improving inflammation and sleep. Then in a 2018 review analyzing 132 studies in Frontiers in Neurology, researchers discovered that CBD was effective in treating inflammation, reducing pain, and improving mobility in individuals with multiple sclerosis. “It is anti-inflammatory, antioxidative, antiemetic, antipsychotic, and neuroprotective,” wrote the study authors.

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