(NEWS10) — A new study shows that marijuana might be able to help with anxiety.
Researchers released their findings in the peer review scientific journal “Neuron.” It states the discovery of a molecule in marijuana that affects anxiety could be the key to new therapies for anxiety prevention.
The molecule, called 2AG, appears to be a disruptor in the brain’s “superhighway” of emotions and decision making, and it effectively can stop an anxiety attack in its track.
