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All HUMACOLOGY products comply with the latest safety standards following the recent legal revisions

NEWS

Uncompromising Safety
Keeping THC Below0.0001%

We proudly provide CBD products that you can use with complete confidence in Japan.

HUMACOLOGY’s CBD oil contains less than 0.0001% THC, making it “non-detectable.”

Following the revision of Japan’s Cannabis Control Act in December 2024, any CBD product with THC levels exceeding 10 ppm (0.001%) is subject to regulation. Our oil is tested to ensure THC levels remain less than one-tenth of that legal threshold, delivering an exceptional level of precision and safety.

This THC non-detectable safety has been verified by the National Kapodistrian University of Athens as of April 10, 2025. You can view the full certificate of analysis [link here].

Experience the natural benefits of CBD in your daily life with safety and purity you can truly trust.
Expected Benefits of CBD Oil [link here].

October Feature
Menopause/Premenopause and Wellness

The menopause period, including roughly 10 years before (premenopause) and about 10 years after, is a time when hormonal changes can affect both body and mind.

It is an important life stage with shifts in physical and mental balance.

In recognition of Menopause Awareness Month, HUMACOLOGY is holding a special October-only sale to support everyone’s health and life balance with CBD oil.

We are also releasing an exclusive interview with Tegan, founder of the Australian women’s health media Bloomly (https://bloomly.au/), where she discusses evolving perspectives on women’s health and the potential of CBD in modern self-care.

Following the interview, HUMACOLOGY’s internal medical team presents its latest research on CBD oil and its potential effects on menopausal symptoms.


Research Report by HUMACOLOGY’s Internal Medical Team

Observational trial of broad spectrum medicinal cannabis oil for perimenopausal and menopausal women suffering with anxiety, insomnia and symptoms of menopause

Aim of this study:

To observe the effects of broad-spectrum medicinal cannabis oil on anxiety and insomnia and other concerns in perimenopausal women. We used the following assessments to determine study eligibility and monitor response to treatment:

  • Australasian Menopause Society Symptoms Score Card
    (AMS-SSC)
  • Generalised Anxiety Disorder 7-item scale (GAD-7)
  • Insomnia Severity Index (ISI)

Medicines used:

HUMACOLOGY BLACK
HUMACOLOGY BLACK
0:250:60:20(THC:CBD:CBN:CBC)
*The product name in Japan is
HUMACOLOGY Formula No.3
HUMACOLOGY WHITE
HUMACOLOGY WHITE
0:270:60:10(THC:CBD:CBG:CBN)
*The product name in Japan is
HUMACOLOGY Formula No.4

Key Findings:

AMS-SSC Scores

オーストララシアン更年期学会症状スコアカードの棒グラフ

GAD-7 Scores

全般性不安障害評価7項目尺度の棒グラフ

ISI Scores

不眠重症度指数の棒グラフ

All participants had an improvement in their menopausal symptoms

65% of participants had their AMS-SSC score drop below the level at which symptoms are considered intrusive enough to require MHT treatment

All participants who began the study with moderate to severe anxiety levels showed clinically significant improvement in their anxiety, finishing the study with mild to no anxiety

81.25% of participants who initially had clinical insomnia of moderate to severe levels, finished the study period with subthreshold to no clinically significant insomnia

25% of participants went from severe insomnia to no clinically significant insomnia

Participants reported minimal to no side effects from the oils

Individual sample study data – Participant 4

AMS-SSC Total Scores
Australasian Menopause Society Symptoms Score

オーストララシアン更年期学会症状スコアカード総合スコアの折れ線グラフ

AMS-SSC score:

Designed to assess the severity of menopausal symptoms and yields a total score of 0-60. A score of 15 or over usually indicates oestrogen deficiency that is intrusive enough to require treatment with higher scores indicating more severe menopausal symptoms.

GAD-7 Total Scores
Generalised Anxiety Disorder 7-item scale

全般性不安障害評価7項目尺度総合スコアの折れ線グラフ

GAD-7 score:

Assesses anxiety symptoms based on the diagnostic criteria for generalised anxiety disorder found in the DSM. Scores, ranging from 0 to 21, reflect the severity of anxiety symptoms, with higher scores indicating greater severity. A score of 10 or more suggests Generalised Anxiety Disorder. A change of 6 points, either an increase or decrease, is considered a significant shift in score.

ISI Total Scores
Insomnia Severity Index

不眠重症度指数総合スコアの折れ線グラフ

ISI score:

The Insomnia Severity Index is a concise self-report tool designed to gauge a patient's self-perceived insomnia symptoms. It serves as both a screening instrument for insomnia and a means to evaluate treatment effectiveness. Scores on the ISI range from 0 to 28, with higher scores indicating more severe insomnia symptoms.

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