Quit Weed - How To Escape The Cycle Once And For All | Made Simple by nekell

You're about to discover that our habits, whether good or bad, influence our lives very significantly.
Unhealthy (bad) habits, especially those related to addictions, take a toll on our body, mind, wellbeing, and our quality of life. Addiction to cannabis is one of the most adverse habits.
According to the latest UN report, across the globe, approximately 158.8 million use marijuana. That means over 3.8% of the earth’s population consumes the drug.
In the U.S. alone, more than 94 million people have used ‘weed’ at least once in their lifetime. Around 24 million people in the country actively use marijuana, and according to data from drugrehab.com, in 2016, about 4 million were battling cannabis addiction or related disorders.
These statistics are alarming and very telling: cannabis abuse is on the rise!
As alarming as these statistics may be, the good news is that no matter how long you’ve been using cannabis, you can quit it and save yourself from its harms for good.
If you are struggling with cannabis addiction, are determined to break free from the addiction for good this time, but are unsure of how to go about the undertaking or where to look for guidance or support, continue reading.