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Studies Are Proving Life-Saving Benefits of Marijuana Legalization

Las Vegas, NV, April 12, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- Hemp, Inc. (OTC PINK: HEMP), a global leader in the industrial hemp industry with bi-coastal processing centers, shows that new research is being made in the legalization of cannabis products that could present a significant improvement in public health and wellness. The general support by both the public and lawmakers for the legalization of marijuana has increased significantly in recent years. As we learn more about the potential benefits that could impact our communities, government officials and citizens have joined forces to encourage the consideration of decriminalizing marijuana usage.

Hemp Inc. is working to make a difference and spread awareness of the life and health-saving benefits that come along with the legalization and responsible use of marijuana. The criminalization of cannabis has a long history of detrimental effects that we have the ability to remedy by changing course and how we view the use of medicinal and recreational cannabis.

According to economists D. Mark Anderson and Daniel I. Rees, studies have shown and concluded that legalizing cannabis products can have a positive impact on public health. Their paper that has been published by the National Bureau of Economic Research indicates that there are a few primary components that should be addressed in the consideration of marijuana legalization.

Experts believe that there are three key factors that will be heavily impacted by the legalization of cannabis products:

●      Tobacco usage

●      Alcohol consumption

●      Violent crime rates

Although marijuana consumption is not void of its own consequences, it is important to consider the fact that the use of marijuana has never directly caused an illness leading to death. Tobacco, on the other hand, accounts for approximately 150,000 deaths in the United States each year. Studies have shown that the inhalation of tobacco products has a direct correlation to lung cancer, while marijuana has had no such proven effect. The goal here is to heavily reduce the habit of smoking cigarettes in favor of a less detrimental option such as smoking cannabis.