ALCOHOL KILLS.
CANNABIS DOESN'T.
9,809 UK deaths in 2024. Zero recorded cannabis deaths in history. The science is clear — alcohol is 5x more harmful than cannabis across every measurable metric.
This is a teetotal advocacy site. We compile peer-reviewed research and official government statistics to present an evidence-based case for rethinking alcohol's place in British society — not as a moral crusade, but because the data demands it. The science is clear. The numbers are public. The only question is whether we choose to look.
ALCOHOL
(ETHANOL)
CANNABIS
(SATIVA/INDICA)
Alcohol vs Cannabis — At a Glance
Six key metrics. One clear conclusion. Tap any card to explore the evidence.
The Human Cost
Alcohol killed 9,809 people in the UK in 2024 — still the third-highest year on record. Cannabis has caused zero recorded deaths in history.
Alcohol vs Cannabis
The £230M+ Market Pivot
Prescriptions doubled to 659,293 in a single year. 60–75K active patients. 29 competing teleclinics. The market grew 104% year-on-year.
Myth vs Reality
The three most persistent lies about cannabis — debunked by peer-reviewed science.
WHY TRUTH MATTERS
Information without context is just propaganda. We provide the sourced framework to understand the societal shift toward sensible drug policy.
Over 40,000 Americans remain incarcerated for cannabis offenses while alcohol sales reach record highs. In the UK, the same disparity persists.
Our data is compiled from peer-reviewed journals, federal database releases, and economic impact reports across 24 legalized states.
All Sections
Every page is carefully researched with peer-reviewed sources and official statistics. Each section explores a different angle of the alcohol vs cannabis debate.
Latest Insights
Deep-dive editorial analysis exploring the science, history, and policy behind the numbers.
The Progressive Position
Just as society moved away from tobacco smoking because of its undeniable harms, the progressive position is for society to move away from alcohol indefinitely. The evidence is overwhelming. The only barrier is cultural inertia, corporate lobbying, and outdated traditions.