September 3, 2025 - 17:35
Researchers from UC San Diego have revealed that over 19 million adults in the United States have experimented with delta-8 THC, especially in states where cannabis remains illegal. This cannabinoid, derived from hemp, has surged in popularity as consumers seek alternatives to traditional marijuana products.
Delta-8 THC offers similar benefits to its more well-known counterpart, delta-9 THC, but is often marketed as a legal and less potent option. Many users report experiencing a milder psychoactive effect, making it appealing for those who are hesitant to try conventional cannabis. In regions where cannabis is prohibited, delta-8 THC has emerged as a viable option for individuals looking for relief from various ailments, including anxiety and chronic pain.
The rise of delta-8 THC underscores changing attitudes toward cannabis and highlights the complexities of regulatory frameworks that impact consumer choices. As more people turn to this alternative, the conversation around cannabis legality and accessibility is likely to evolve further.
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