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. 2021 Oct 13;26(20):6178. doi: 10.3390/molecules26206178

Table 2.

Potential therapeutic utility of peripherally restricted compounds targeting the CB1 receptor directly or indirectly.

Peripherally Restricted
CB1 Antagonists
Peripherally Restricted CB1 Agonists Peripherally Restricted
FAAH Inhibitors
Preclinical research Obesity [81,82,83,86]
Type 2 diabetes [85,105]
Prader–Willi syndrome [88]
Chronic kidney disease [101]
Diabetic nephropathy [93]
Alcoholic liver steatosis [94]
Alcoholism [99,100]
Non-alcoholic liver steatosis [96]
Obesity-related liver steatosis [95]
Liver fibrosis [102]
Pulmonary fibrogenesis [97,98]
Skin fibrosis [103]
Inflammatory pain [106,107]
Neuropathic pain [107,108]
Bone cancer pain [109]
Chemotherapy-induced pain [110]
Migraine and medication overuse headache [111]
Spasticity in multiple sclerosis [112]
Gastrointestinal motility in colitis [42,43]
Anticipatory nausea [113]
Cardiac disease [114]
Neuropathic pain [115]
Chemotherapy-induced neuropathy [116]
Inflammatory pain [115,117,118]
Diabetic neuropathy [119]
Visceral pain [115]
Migraine [120,121]
Anticipatory nausea [113]
Cystitis [122]
Bladder overactivity [123]
Gastric lesions [118]
Clinical research INV-101 in Prader–Willi syndrome (PWS) and non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NCT04531150) (Inversago Pharma)
TM38837 in healthy subjects [104] (7TM Pharma)
GFB-024 in diabetic nephropathy (Goldfinch Bio, NCT04880291)
AZD1940 in capsaicin-induced pain [124] and post-operative pain [125]
ART27.13 (previously AZD1940) in Cancer anorexia (EudraCT NUMBER:2020-000464-27) (Artelo Biosciences)
URB937 is in the early stages of clinical development (Exxel Pharma)