Pilot study finds that regular cannabis use affects exercise responses in individuals, implying potential impacts on mood and pain.
Habitual cannabis use was associated with diminished AEA response, worse mood, and more pain during/following exercise. These pilot data might have implications for clinical outcomes associated with cannabis use, including cannabis use disorder and withdrawal, as well as potentially for exercise adherence.
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