What is the difference between pharmaceutical and therapeutic cannabis? Which substances are responsible for its effects? And how is the legal and scientific framework surrounding its use currently being shaped?
In his presentation at Paramythia, Associate Professor of Biochemistry Konstantinos Poulas presents with precision and clarity the basic pharmacological and biochemical aspects of cannabis. He analyzes the two most important cannabinoids – THC and CBD – and explains how they interact with the endocannabinoid system of the human body. The lecture includes information on therapeutic uses, legislation surrounding pharmaceutical cannabis, as well as the markets and business prospects of the sector.
Noteworthy is the clarification between the psychoactive action of THC and the therapeutic properties of CBD, with practical examples from the market, pharmaceutical use and the challenges that concern both scientists and citizens.
📌 Why it matters:
In an era where information about cannabis often remains fragmented or biased, Konstantinos Poulas’ scientific position is essential in understanding the true pharmaceutical and therapeutic value of cannabinoids. The talk sheds light on the beneficial uses, market pitfalls and legal framework, offering a balanced and reliable knowledge tool.