Dr. Roneet Lev

High Truths on Drugs and Addiction

Dr. Roneet Lev

  • Episode #23 High Truths with Dr. Kevin Sabet on Smart Approaches to Marijuana

Episode #23 High Truths with Dr. Kevin Sabet on Smart Approaches to Marijuana

Monday 31st May 2021

Dr. Kevin Sabet joins Dr. Roneet Lev to discuss the truths and myths about marijuana legalization on 'High Truths on Drugs and Addiction'.
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Dr. Kevin Sabet: The Realities Behind Marijuana Legalization

We're gonna need more and more of all of the above, because we're gonna have more and more users. And you know, let businesses do what they want.
Think you know everything about medical marijuana? Dr. Kevin Sabet might change your mind. In this episode of 'High Truths on Drugs and Addiction', Dr. Roneet Lev sits down with Dr. Sabet, a seasoned expert in drug policy, to sift through the myths and facts surrounding marijuana. Starting with a game of 'Fact or Fiction', you'll test your knowledge before diving into a deeper discussion about the so-called 'war' on marijuana legalization. Dr. Sabet, who has advised three U.S.
presidents and authored 'Smokescreen: What the Marijuana Industry Doesn’t Want You to Know', sheds light on the hidden truths of the marijuana industry, from contaminants in legal dispensaries to misleading labels. He also unpacks the poll-tested messages that have swayed public opinion towards legalization and highlights the potential harms of marijuana use. By the end of this episode, you'll be urged to 'follow the money' and rethink what you know about drug policy.
This conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of drug legalization and the role of the medical profession in drug prevention.