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The Effects of THC and CBD on our Endocannabinoid System
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THC and CBD bind to our naturally created cannabinoid receptors with much greater potency and effect than our endogenous cannabinoids, causing biological effects on mood, perception, the immune system, hunger, and more. Even if we never go near the cannabis plant, we have natural chemicals that park in these receptors, leading to biological effects.
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