Cannabis legalization and alcohol use has been more into the discussions. An increasing number of people are confronting the dilemma of heading to the cannabis lounge over grabbing a cocktail. The states have legalized medical marijuana consumption for its curative properties only, but how is this legalization affecting alcohol consumption?
Talking particularly about California, where both medical and recreational cannabis is legal, is it affecting the overall alcohol consumption of the state? Will drinking go down as people substitute marijuana for alcohol, or both complement each other?
With so many queries and doubts, it has been cleared by the state that it is legalized for medical purposes only. The state has understood the crucial role of cannabis in treating several health conditions, so the state has legalized it. With this legalization, the state has also imposed the necessity to obtain the medical recommendation for treating a debilitating health condition that will benefit in some manner.
Though the research is ongoing on the effect of cannabis legalization on alcohol consumption, let us first dive into the facts that studies have explained and what it says about the relation.
