Jessica Kruger

And so folks speculate that carbonation might increase that high or make it hit faster.

So anyone who's a cannabis beverage producer, please reach out to us.

Overall, you know, this is a cross-sectional study.

So this is one point in time where we're asking people to think back on their behaviors.

We'd love to do a study where we follow a cohort of people

who decide to use these cannabis beverages and understand how that behavior changes over time.

Do they continue to only use a few?

Do they increase that consumption as their alcohol decreases?

Do they eventually quit alcohol together?

And is that dependent on some other variables such as

We know that as people age, alcohol may not feel as well, especially in the morning.

So how is this impacting folks?

What are their behaviors around it?

But also, I think there needs to be a lot of education around cannabis beverage use and cannabis edible use to ensure people don't get too high or have too intensive an experience and find that level of intoxication that they're looking for.

Thanks so much.

Thanks for having me.

Correct.

And actually, there's a lot of harmful effects of alcohol already linked to 200 different health conditions.

Exactly.

And it's legal and you can get it almost anywhere.