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A new study on adults who consume cannabis-infused beverages suggests a "substitution effect," with most participants reporting reduced alcohol use after incorporating cannabinoid drinks. The study also found improvements in overall wellbeing, sleep, and reductions in pain, stress, depression, and anxiety among participants. Following a 22-day assessment, participants reported an average 12.7 percentage point decrease in daily alcohol use. The findings align with other recent surveys indicating that the cannabis sector is disrupting the alcohol industry.

Ditch the Booze: New Study Shows Sipping THC Drinks Boosts Sleep and Slashes Stress

Nov 5, 2025

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Kyle Jaeger

Marijuana Moment

It’s official: more people are ditching the booze for the buzz of cannabis-infused drinks. A recent study by MoreBetter, involving over 3,000 participants, found that swapping cocktails for THC-infused beverages led to a significant "substitution effect." Most users reported a major drop in alcohol consumption, with nearly half considering these drinks a permanent replacement for liquor. Beyond just avoiding a hangover, participants enjoyed better sleep, less stress, and improved overall mood.

The data shows that 72% of respondents felt they drank less alcohol while using infused products, and many appreciated feeling less intoxicated than they would with traditional drinks. This shift is shaking up the beverage industry, as major retailers like Target and organizations like the VFW begin to embrace cannabinoid alternatives.

For the community, this is a huge win for accessibility and wellness. It proves that cannabis isn’t just for a heavy high; it’s a practical tool for a healthier lifestyle. As these drinks become more mainstream, we’re seeing a cultural shift where "happy hour" can finally be health-conscious and inclusive.

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