- 6 patents filed for pain management, eating disorders and epilepsy
- Additional patents underway for PTSD, depression, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease
- Revenue potential of each cannabis-based therapy could fetch between $100 million to $500 million
India Globalization Capital (NYSE AMERICAN: IGC) is a first mover in developing a portfolio of products using cannabis-based “combination therapies” for the treatment of Alzheimer’s, cachexia, pain, and other life-altering conditions. The company’s most recent research and development focus continues to be on readying a line of cannabis-based products targeting Alzheimer’s disease utilizing novel data (http://cnw.fm/1hUKu). This cannabis-based combination therapy shows promise for Alzheimer’s sufferers, says IGC CEO Ram Mukunda.
“As Alzheimer’s progresses, synaptic dysfunction and the death of neurons lead to memory loss. These study results, when combined with the earlier reported data that shows IGC-AD1 reduces Aβ40 and Aβ42 production by as much as 50%, and 40%, without any toxicity, represent a highly significant novel breakthrough that could potentially bring much needed relief from this devastating disease,” Mukunda says, adding the company is pursuing a patent filing that protects the company’s breakthrough therapy.
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