Centro NTX evaluates whether cannabidiol may have a reasonable place in an individual treatment plan. It is not recommended solely from advertising or general advice.
What the medical specialist evaluates
The medical specialist reviews the reason for consultation, previous treatments, response, physical and mental health, liver function when relevant, and all medications and supplements used.
Quality, composition and monitoring
Products can vary in concentration, purity and the presence of other cannabinoids. Monitoring uses defined goals to determine whether continued treatment makes clinical sense.
- Defined diagnosis and therapeutic goal
- Interaction review
- Informed product selection
- Follow-up plan
- Documentation of benefits and adverse effects
CBD and substance use disorders
CBD is being studied for specific symptoms associated with cannabis, tobacco and other substance use disorders. Evidence of effectiveness remains limited and inconclusive; it should not be presented as a proven treatment for dependence. Any consideration requires specialized medical follow-up and an individualized plan. The recommendation depends on the case and available evidence.
Frequently asked questions
Can CBD be combined with my medication?
Only after potential interactions have been reviewed by a physician.
Does CBD cause intoxication or dependence?
Pure CBD is not intoxicating like THC and has not shown dependence potential in the WHO review. Products can vary and may contain THC; composition and quality must be reviewed. CBD can cause adverse effects and drug interactions.
Does CBD cure addiction?
CBD is not a proven cure for addiction. Comprehensive treatment and specialized follow-up can support recovery, but evidence does not establish that CBD reprograms addiction pathways. It does not replace an individual treatment plan.