Ganjah Brothers

Ganjah Brothers is an independent educational initiative focused on how cannabinoids are studied in modern medicine and biology, particularly in the context of aging and chronic conditions.

Peer-Reviewed Medical & Scientific Reading

Below are selected peer-reviewed articles and reviews from major medical journals and research institutions. Each link includes a brief summary to help readers understand the focus of the study.

• NIH — Endocannabinoid System & Pain
  Reviews how the endocannabinoid system regulates pain signaling and inflammation, and how cannabinoids interact with these pathways.
• JAMA — Evidence Review of Medical Cannabis
  A large evidence review assessing clinical trial data on cannabis use for pain, nausea, and other medical conditions.
• BMJ — Cannabis-Based Medicines
  Examines the effectiveness and limitations of cannabis-derived medicines in clinical settings.
• Nature Medicine — Cannabinoid Signaling
  Explores how cannabinoid receptors influence immune response, inflammation, and cellular signaling.
• Frontiers — Cannabinoids & Aging
  Reviews how aging affects the endocannabinoid system and how cannabinoids may interact with age-related changes.
• WHO — Cannabidiol (CBD) Review
  A global assessment of cannabidiol’s safety profile, potential therapeutic uses, and regulatory considerations.
• Pain Medicine — Cannabis & Chronic Pain
  Discusses clinical evidence on cannabis-based treatments for chronic pain management.
• Pharmacology & Therapeutics — Cannabinoids
  Comprehensive review of cannabinoid pharmacology, mechanisms of action, and therapeutic research.
• NIH — Cannabinoids & Neurodegeneration
  Examines potential interactions between cannabinoids and neurodegenerative disease processes.
• NIH — Cannabinoids & Inflammation
  Reviews evidence on how cannabinoids may influence inflammatory pathways in the body.
• NIH — Appetite & Endocannabinoids
  Explores how endocannabinoids regulate appetite, metabolism, and energy balance.
• Neuropharmacology — Brain Health
  Investigates cannabinoid interactions with brain function, cognition, and neurological health.