Why Marijuana Is Safer than Alcohol?

De: Trevor Clinger

Narrado por: T. David Rutherford

Marijuana and the alcohol comparison have recently just been brought up due to the legalization of the states Washington and Colorado. I think marijuana and alcohol deserve a comparison, because they both are a way to alleviate stress without causing an immense amount of harm to the human body. This short article also looks at the fact that if alcohol is dangerous, and marijuana is not, then why is it still illegal. I compare the two (marijuana and alcohol) in nine different scenarios so that you can determine your reasoning to whether marijuana is safer or not. I am a certified personal trainer by the National Federation of Professional Trainers, certification number 45582. Copy and paste link for special offers on the best "legal marijuana," or hemp fitness products: https://www.onnit.com/?a_aid=hemp1

©2014 Trevor Clinger (P)2014 Trevor Clinger

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I don't drink, nor have I ever inhaled, a'la Bill Clinton, but I have my suspicions that MJ is waaaaay better for you than alcohol. I know that Marijuana does have medicinal properties, more so than alcohol anyway. Clinger does a much better job telling you the facts about the real reasons Marijuana is much healthier for you than alcohol, some surprising and some not so much, but he does a good quick job in doing so. Rutherford does a good job narrating,and is very easy to follow as he details everything Clinger wrote in regard to the reasons why MJ is better and safer than alcohol. Even though I did receive a promo code for this review it in no way influenced my considerations of the material, and in fact, inspired me to be more honest. In fact, getting a code generally makes me harsher as a reviewer as I am more often concerned what someone like Me will decide based on my review.

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Narration: clear pronunciation, engaging rhythm

Content: accurate but conclusions lack credibility because author's credentials not established nor is documentation provided.

Evaluation: not recommended.