New Survey Shows Participants In Aerobic Training Believe CBD And THC Help In Recovery Process – Medical Marijuana Program Connection

In recent years, the utilization of cannabis, encompassing both cannabidiol (CBD) and delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), has emerged as a captivating avenue in the realm of exercise recovery. Now, a new investigative study has unveiled the extent to which individuals are using CBD and THC as a vital component in recuperation following both aerobic and resistance workouts.

The study consisted of consent of 111 individuals (Mean ± SD: Age: 31 ± 13 years) who participated in an anonymous survey on their cannabis consumption and exercise routines. All participants were regularly using cannabis (CBD and/or THC) as well as were currently exercising. Questions pertained to level of cannabis use, methods used for consumption of cannabis, exercise habits, exercise recovery strategies, and demographics.

Overall, the results showed a that people active in aerobic weren’t just using cannabis to get high.

Notably, a staggering 85% of respondents professed active involvement in aerobic training—a testament to the enduring popularity of this exercise modality. In addition, 72% of participants participated in both aerobic and resistance exercise. Ninety-three percent of participants felt that CBD use assisted them with recovery from exercise, while 87% of participants felt the same regarding THC use.

Evidence Building That THC And CBD Can Help Improve Exercise Outcomes

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