More senior citizens are giving cannabis a try
The age 65+ crowd is the fastest-growing age group of cannabis users.
More older Americans are turning to marijuana products as a health remedy for pain and insomnia – or just relaxation in retirement. According to the annual National Survey on Drug Use and Health, people ages 65 and older are the fastest-growing age group of cannabis users.
Reset speaks with a medical doctor, dispensary owner and cannabis educator to learn more about safely using pot. We also hear from Chicago seniors about why they dabble.
GUEST: Dr. Rahul Khare, founder and CEO of Innovative Care
Tom Gliszewski, owner, Chicago Cannabis Company
Jungle Cae, cannabis educator
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More senior citizens are giving cannabis a try
The age 65+ crowd is the fastest-growing age group of cannabis users.
More older Americans are turning to marijuana products as a health remedy for pain and insomnia – or just relaxation in retirement. According to the annual National Survey on Drug Use and Health, people ages 65 and older are the fastest-growing age group of cannabis users.
Reset speaks with a medical doctor, dispensary owner and cannabis educator to learn more about safely using pot. We also hear from Chicago seniors about why they dabble.
GUEST: Dr. Rahul Khare, founder and CEO of Innovative Care
Tom Gliszewski, owner, Chicago Cannabis Company
Jungle Cae, cannabis educator