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Claims that supplemental CBG can counteract, sober, or reverse the intoxicating effects of THC are currently unsupported due to a lack of direct clinical evidence from sober-simulating studies specifically comparing CBG to placebo.

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Claims that CBG supplements like CBG oil directly modulate testosterone levels or provide targeted anabolic or male enhancement effects are completely unsubstantiated currently. No studies exist demonstrating CBG raises or lowers testosterone.

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While anecdotal accounts of benefits exist, individuals should approach using CBG for sexual enhancement cautiously until controlled studies can better characterize its effects. As with any wellness supplement, healthy lifestyle practices remain foundational.

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Both CBD and CBG show promise for improving different aspects of sleep based on their mechanisms and early research. CBD seems to work better for anxiety-driven insomnia thanks to its calming qualities and longer duration. CBG appears more effective for initiating sleep quickly, increasing deep restorative sleep stages and regulating normal sleep-wake cycling based on limited evidence thus far.

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The non-intoxicating cannabis compound CBG shows promise for treating a range of health conditions, but human research is still in early stages. Its safety profile, especially long-term risks with chronic usage, requires more investigation.

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Dopamine is an essential neurotransmitter that regulates many cognitive and behavioral processes when properly balanced. Dysfunction in dopamine neurotransmission underpins many neuropsychiatric conditions. Some research shows the cannabis compound CBG can interact with dopamine.

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