In her scientific presentation, PhD candidate Corina Atsopardi provides the audience with a rare inside look at the research laboratories of the University of Patras. She focuses on preclinical and clinical studies involving cannabidiol (CBD) and other cannabinoids, describing in detail the experiments conducted with experimental animals in neurotoxic models, models of anxiety and autoimmune diseases.
Evidence is presented on the effect of CBD on biochemical markers, on the behavior of experimental animals, on brain function and on the immune system, offering a scientifically documented background for the therapeutic potential of cannabis.
📌 Why it matters:
Corina Atsopardi’s talk brings to the surface the most essential aspect of science: experimental proof. With complete transparency and simple language, he helps the listener understand the seriousness of the research surrounding CBD and its role in treating anxiety, inflammation, neurotoxicity, and autoimmune diseases. A valuable step for those seeking the truth behind the “noise” surrounding cannabis.