New Study Suggests Some Cannabis Compounds May Prevent COVID-19 From Infecting Human Cells - CBS New York
“CBDA and CBGA bind to specific locations on the virus spike protein, and these locations are necessary for the spike protein to interact and infect human cells.And if we can block that interaction by putting a barrier between the spike protein and the human cell, that can stop the spread of COVID,” Oregon State’s Dr.
Richard Van Breemen said.