A recent study published on Molecular Psychiatry discovered that frequent use of high-potency cannabis can leave measurable changes on human DNA.
Researchers identified frequent users of high-potency cannabis displayed alterations in the gene associated with mitochondrial and immune function. These changes could potentially affect energy metabolism and immune responses.
“With the increasing prevalence of cannabis use and more availability of high potency cannabis, there is a pressing need to better understand its biological impact, particularly on mental health,” said Dr. Marta Di Forti, one of the authors of the study. Read the full story here›
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