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While the ‘munchies’ may be the most enjoyable aspect of using cannabis, there is limited understanding of how it works. The term ‘munchies’ indicates an enhanced appetite or food cravings that people may experience after using cannabis, especially strains with high levels of THC, the primary compound in cannabis. As a result, the concept of munchies has become integral in the popular perception of cannabis users.
What causes the munchies is, nevertheless, a field in which cannabis science hasn’t been explored enough to understand how it works.
A groundbreaking study from Washington State University has unraveled the mystery behind the cannabis-induced “munchies,” providing valuable insights into the mechanism that triggers increased appetite after cannabis use. The researchers focused on the mediobasal hypothalamus (MBH), a key region in the brain that regulates various physiological processes. Their findings, published in the journal Scientific Reports, reveal that cannabis vapor inhalation influences specific groups of MBH neurons, particularly those associated with expecting or eating meals.
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