Can Medical Marijuana Make a Difference? - Fresh Study Reveals 88% of MMJ Users Reduce Prescription Drug or Alcohol Use, or Both
A recent study conducted by EO Care, Inc. sheds light on the significant impact of medical marijuana, with a staggering 88% of users reporting a decrease in their reliance on opioids and alcohol. Surveying 1,027 participants from states where cannabis is legally accessible for medical or recreational use, the findings highlight a substantial shift in healthcare trends. A striking 88% of respondents acknowledged that medical cannabis played a role in lowering their dependence on prescription drugs, alcohol, or both. Additionally, 51% expressed a willingness to explore cannabis if it were included in their health plan. The survey also revealed that 65% of participants would feel more comfortable using cannabis for medical purposes if administered and dosed by a qualified clinician. It emphasized the need for professional guidance, especially considering that 18% had used cannabis for health reasons in the past year, 19% for recreational purposes, and 14% for both. Motivations for cannabi...
