Dubbed the "sleepy cannabinoid," CBN is known for potentially increasing sleep duration. Personal anecdotes suggest it aids sleep, possibly due to CBD's relaxation and pain relief effects.
Early animal studies hint at CBN's potential to stimulate appetite, akin to THC. It could be beneficial for conditions causing appetite loss, though research is preliminary.
Like other cannabinoids, CBN may have anti-inflammatory effects. Research on mice suggests it could protect against arthritis-related inflammation.
Limited research suggests CBN, like THC, might reduce intraocular pressure in glaucoma patients. –However, further studies are needed to confirm its benefits.
Studies propose that CBN may have antibacterial effects, possibly targeting bacterial cell membranes. In vitro research shows promise against certain antibiotic-resistant bacteria like MRSA.