Marijuana consumers are more than three times more likely to regularly exercise than drink alcohol—and they’re nearly five times more likely to routinely work out than eat fast food—according to another stereotype-defying survey.
The poll from the cannabis telehealth platform NuggMD looked at the habits of cannabis users, who were asked about the frequency they engage in seven different activities—from alcohol consumption to movie theater attendance.
One of the takeaways was that marijuana consumers reported regularly engaging in exercise (27.4% daily and 34.9%multiple times per week) significantly more often than using alcohol (6.1% daily and 11.3% multiple times per week).
Another finding from the survey was that cannabis consumers are 4.8 times more likely to regularly exercise than to eat fast food (1.5% daily and 11.5% multiple times per week).
Notably, the new poll also found that relatively few marijuana consumers frequently use food delivery services, with just 3.3% reporting that they order delivery daily and 8.3% saying they use such services multiple times a week.
