In other words, the study concluded that people who smoked weed regularly had higher quality of life scores than those who weren’t smoking. This is an interesting find especially since cannabis use is typically said to decrease quality of life – or at least this was the basis for sustaining prohibition for so long. However, what this study points out that the habitual – non-problematic user views life in a more favorable light than the non-smoker.
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