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Acute effects of cannabigerol on anxiety, stress, and mood: a double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover, field trial

Study preparation, population, findings and limitations with original source links.

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Human2024-07-13

Anxiety and stress · CBG

Scientific reports · PMID 39003387

Double-blind placebo-controlled crossover field trial

Studied preparation
Single-batch CBG tincture also containing CBGA and terpenes.
Population / model
34 healthy adults with prior cannabis-product experience; sessions were conducted remotely.
What was observed
Some self-reported anxiety and stress measures favored the tested formulation.
Interpretation limit

Small, acute field trial in a selected population; not a treatment trial for an anxiety disorder and not evidence for every CBG product.

Online publication · Source checked 2026-10-25

Sources, registration and terms

Citation and publication date recorded; peer-review/preprint status not separately classified.

PMC full-text link is recorded; current access and reuse rights are not verified here.

Registry state is a dated sponsor report; it does not confirm current recruitment or establish benefit.

CBG / cannabigerol · Human study · Registered trial · Primary versus secondary outcome

Package comparison guides; not clinical equivalence

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