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% of adults in the US that decreased consumption by item 4 Stereotypes are s h i f t i n g from lazy drug users to engaged, healthy users of a plant that improves well-being, athletic recovery and helps to relieve pain and insomnia without side effects. 1 The recognition of health and wellness as a leading influencer of cannabis consumption is driving of industry sales projections to $80 Billion by 2030. 2 At Aclara Research we are continuing to conduct research to build the complete picture of the cannabis and CBD consumer to better understand their core drivers of demand for cannabis and beyond. Go to AclaraResearch.com to learn more. Sources: 1. Symptom Relief Among Tikun Olam Patients Treated with Cannabis, Soroka University Medical Center, Be’er-Sheva, Israel, 2016 2. Cowen Inc, 2019 3. Aclara Research, Cannabis and CBD Study, 2018 4. Aclara Research, Wellness and Occasions Study, 2018 It’s not about getting high, it’s about getting well. The North American Cannabis Industry will reach Leading Reasons for Cannabis or CBD Usage Improve Mood Sleep Anxiety Inflammation Pain Let food be thy medicine, & let medicine be thy food - Hippocrates, 400BC As cannabis and hemp products enter the mainstream, it’s clear that consumer adoption is aligned to current behavioral and attitudes. Consumers increasingly view the kitchen cabinet as a factor in proactive health management. As consumers re-educate themselves on nutrition, they are making changes to what they eat. These trends include decreasing consumption of targeted foods and additives, while increasing consumption of vegetables. Similar to general market, cannabis & hemp derived CBD consumers are also changing the way they eat to improve their health. We compared our results with a recent Pew Research study on eating behavior changes. 5 It’s clear that these consumers are making dietary changes in addition to using cannabis products to improve health and well-being. Half Baked?? We don’t think so. 70% 33% 45% 12% 63% 38% 46% 17% 45% 13% Dairy Artificial Ingredients Meats Gluten Sugar Aclara Research Cannabis Consumers Pew Research US adults INCREASED their vegetable intake Aclara study respondents have similar motivations for using cannabis and CBD products. Treating an ailment and daily wellness are the top 2 reasons. 4 of CBD users report that their main wellness goal is to “Feel Better” of adults say they have tried CBD products Daily Wellness Treat an ailment Because I enjoy it Creativity & Spirituality Behaviors and Attitudes: “I want to feel better” It’s clear that cannabis and hemp derived CBD products are aligned to consumer health and wellness behavior. These consumers are using the products to “feel better” and recognize its effectiveness and health benefits. To that end, they are also decreasing the amount of things like sugar, artificial foods and processed foods. Human beings have an Endocannabinoid System in our bodies that actually MAKES cannabinoids similar to THC AND CBD to regulate our internal systems. 7 So It makes sense that consumers cite wellness, feeling better, enjoyment and spirituality as motivating reasons for usage. Now that we know the science behind this plant, the stoner stereotype should go “Up in Smoke” Many consumers entering the category of hemp derived CBD products are motivated by well-being. A new tracking study from The NPD Group illuminates the wellness goals across consumers that have tried CBD (Cannabidiol) products. 6 5. Pew Research, Public Perspectives on Food Risks, 2018 6. The NPD Group / Health Aspirations & Behavioral Tracking - Sept 2018 7. Medical Cannabis: Basic Science & Clinical Applications: What clinicians need to know and why. 2016. Smith, Gregory. % of adults in the US that decreased consumption by item 4
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Page 1: It’s not about getting high, it’s about getting well....Symptom Relief Among Tikun Olam Patients Treated with Cannabis, Soroka University Medical Center, Be’er-Sheva, Israel,

% of adults in the US that decreased consumption by item4

Stereotypes are s h i f t i n g from lazy drug users to engaged, healthy users of a plant that improves well-being, athletic recovery and helps to relieve pain and insomnia without side effects.1

The recognition of health and wellness as a leading influencer of cannabis consumption is driving of industry sales projections to $80 Billion by 2030.2

At Aclara Research we are continuing to conduct research to build the complete picture of the cannabis and CBD consumer to better understand their core drivers of demand for cannabis and beyond. Go to AclaraResearch.com to learn more.

Sources: 1. Symptom Relief Among Tikun Olam Patients Treated with Cannabis,

Soroka University Medical Center, Be’er-Sheva, Israel, 2016 2. Cowen Inc, 2019 3. Aclara Research, Cannabis and CBD Study, 20184. Aclara Research, Wellness and Occasions Study, 2018

It’s not about getting high, i t ’ s a b o u t g e t t i n g w e l l .

The North American Cannabis Industry

will reachLeading Reasons for Cannabisor CBD Usage

Improve Mood

Sleep

Anxiety

Inflammation

Pain

Let food be thy medicine, & let medicine be thy food- Hippocrates, 400BC

As cannabis and hemp products enter the mainstream, it’s clear that consumer adoption is aligned to current behavioral and attitudes.

Consumers increasingly view the kitchen cabinet as a factor in proactive health management. As consumers re-educate themselves on nutrition, they are making changes to what they eat. These trends include decreasing consumption of targeted foods and additives, while increasing consumption of vegetables.Similar to general market, cannabis & hemp derived CBD consumers

are also changing the way they eat to improve their health. We compared our results with a recent Pew Research study on eating behavior changes.5 It’s clear that these consumers are making dietary changes in addition to using cannabis products to improve health and well-being. Half Baked?? We don’t think so.

70%

33%45%

12%

63%

38%46%

17%

45%

13%

DairyArtificial Ingredients

MeatsGluten Sugar

Aclara Research Cannabis Consumers Pew Research US adults

INCREASED their vegetable intake

Aclara study respondents have similar motivations for using

cannabis and CBD products. Treating an ailment and daily wellness are the top 2 reasons.4

of CBD users report that their main wellness goal is to “Feel Better”

of adults say they have tried CBD products

Daily Wellness

Treat an ailment

Because I enjoy it

Creativity & Spirituality

B e h a v i o r s a n d A t t i t u d e s :

“ I w a n t t o f e e l b e t t e r ”

It’s clear that cannabis and hemp derived CBD products are aligned to consumer health and wellness behavior. These consumers are using the products to “feel better” and recognize its effectiveness and health benefits. To that end, they are also decreasing the amount of things like sugar, artificial foods and processed foods.

Human beings have an Endocannabinoid System in our bodies that actually MAKES cannabinoids similar to THC AND CBD to regulate our internal systems.7 So It makes sense that consumers cite wellness, feeling better, enjoyment and spirituality as motivating reasons for usage. Now that we know the science behind this plant, the stoner stereotype should go “Up in Smoke”

Many consumers entering the category of hemp derived CBD products are motivated by well-being. A new tracking study from The NPD Group illuminates the wellness goals across consumers that have tried CBD (Cannabidiol) products.6

5. Pew Research, Public Perspectives on Food Risks, 2018 6. The NPD Group / Health Aspirations & Behavioral Tracking - Sept 20187. Medical Cannabis: Basic Science & Clinical Applications:

What clinicians need to know and why. 2016. Smith, Gregory.

% of adults in the US that decreased consumption by item4

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