Cannabis Compound Could Help Stop Spread of COVID?

KFI AM 640 · Conway Crew · last updated January 17, 2022 – 11:46 AM

According to a new study conducted by Oregon State University, scientists have identified a compound that is in marijuana that could potentially prevent COVID-19 from entering human cells. In a news release released by the school, this compound can be found in certain lotions, make-up, and even some supplements and food. Researchers with the school stated that two cannabinoid acids in marijuana can bind to the SARS CoV-2 spike protein, preventing it from infecting users. Similar to how COVID-19 vaccines work.

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