Chemical found naturally in cannabis may reduce anxiety-inducing effects of THC

Surprised that this is "news"...isn't it pretty common knowledge that the terpenes greatly influence the subjective effects? Linalool for instance (another terpine, most commonly associated with lavender but also in many cannabis strains) can bring calming/sedative effects. I guess this is specifically about limonene but I find it hard to believe that anything new was researched.

Of course the study (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S03768...) is behind a paywall. From what is in the abstract, it looks like all participants used all of the combinations except the last one, which was optional. I'm curious to know what order they took each combination and what the time between doses was. I'm just curious if tolerance plays a part in the effect.

I can't generally use marijuana at all because I get stuck in very dark, scary thought loops. However, for a while I was on aripiprazole and could use in moderation during that time without the negative effects, but only if the dose was really low.

Limonene is already pretty commonly measured. It's exciting to finally have real studies like this which can guide breeding choices.