Research from WSUPullman found that cannabis affects men and women in 6 different ways - via TheGrowthOp Cannabis research news
When it comes to the differences in its effect on men and women, there’s even more that remains unknown, with researchers historically putting more emphasis on male subjects than female. Even so, here are six ways in which cannabis affects men and women in different ways.Article contentWashington State University found that, due to estrogen levels, female rats that were ovulating had a significant spike in THC sensitivity.
Said Craft, “What we’re finding with THC is that you get a very clear spike in drug sensitivity right when the females are ovulating — right when their estrogen levels have peaked and are coming down.”According to the same WSU study, “female rats were at least 30 per cent more sensitive than males to the pain-relieving qualities of THC — the key active ingredient in cannabis.
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