In 2024, researchers at the University of Bonn found that low-dose, long-term THC use could reverse brain aging in animal studies, challenging the stereotype that cannabis harms memory.
The study revealed that older mice receiving small doses of THC performed memory tasks similarly to younger mice, suggesting THC stimulates new synapses and restores neural connections.
With aging populations facing increasing dementia and memory issues, safe therapies based on THC could revolutionize approaches to brain health and cognitive decline.
The research emphasizes controlled, low-dose THC for potential therapeutic benefits, distancing from recreational use and highlighting the need for more rigorous testing before human applications.
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