Cannabis use is becoming increasingly accepted and normalized across various demographics including Gen Z, Boomers, and even organizations like AARP. This change is fueled by the widespread legalization of cannabis, which has shifted its image from an illicit substance to a regulated commodity. Younger generations, particularly Millennials and Gen Z, now view cannabis pragmatically, often utilizing it for health-related benefits such as pain relief and anxiety management. Wellness culture, along with the diversification of cannabis products, has helped reshape its perception from a vice to a valuable self-care tool.
The evolution in cannabis perception has transformed marijuana from an illicit substance to a regulated commodity, reflecting a broader acceptance across ages and cultures.
Generational attitudes, particularly among Millennials and Gen Z, have shifted the narrative around cannabis from indulgence to pragmatic use, especially for health-related purposes.
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