
Cannabis Use Linked to Lower Rates of Prostate Cancer, Study Shows
In a recent study, cancer prostate prevalence was significantly lower in cannabis users and former uses compared to non-users.

In a recent study, cancer prostate prevalence was significantly lower in cannabis users and former uses compared to non-users.

Once again, recent research combats the notion that cannabis users are lazy and unmotivated as a new study confirms that cannabis use is associated with more daily light physical activity on average compared to non-users.

Let’s just say they leave room for debate.

It would appear some of our nation’s premier psychedelic researchers have been experimenting with animal subjects other than lab rats: a small, appropriately-named striped minnow known as the zebrafish.

In a recent study, cancer prostate prevalence was significantly lower in cannabis users and former uses compared to non-users.

Once again, recent research combats the notion that cannabis users are lazy and unmotivated as a new study confirms that cannabis use is associated with more daily light physical activity on average compared to non-users.

Let’s just say they leave room for debate.

It would appear some of our nation’s premier psychedelic researchers have been experimenting with animal subjects other than lab rats: a small, appropriately-named striped minnow known as the zebrafish.
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