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A study from the University of Colorado at Boulder, published in the International Journal of Research and Public Health, found that daily cannabis use is associated with significant reductions in anxiety. Researchers monitored 345 adults over 30 days as they used either THC-dominant, CBD-dominant, or balanced THC/CBD products. While all groups reported improvements, those using CBD-dominant products—specifically edibles—experienced the most consistent anxiety relief throughout the study.
The authors concluded that cannabis provides effective short-term reductions in anxiety, with CBD-heavy varieties offering the most reliable benefits. This research marks the first study to track the day-to-day effects of legal-market cannabis on individuals using it specifically to cope with anxiety, reinforcing previous findings that plant-derived CBD can lead to dramatic symptom reduction. Read the original article.
Referenced article published on March 5, 2026 by NORML.
