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These studies suggest that the appropriate daily dosage of CBD may vary depending on the species and the condition being treated, with 4 mg/kg body weight for dogs and 150 mg for humans to reduce insomnia without cognitive impairment.
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Cannabidiol (CBD) is a compound found in cannabis plants that has been gaining attention for its potential health benefits, including its use as a supplement for humans and animals. Research into the appropriate dosing and long-term effects of CBD is ongoing, with studies exploring its safety, efficacy, and impact on various health measures.
The research indicates that CBD can be tolerated in long-term daily dosing, at least in dogs, at a rate of 4 mg/kg BW. However, in humans with insomnia, a daily dose of 150 mg did not show a significant difference from a placebo in improving sleep or cognitive functions. These findings suggest that while CBD is generally well-tolerated, its effective dosage for specific conditions in humans may vary and requires further investigation.
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