Good info, so hard to convey to those who've made up their mind based on biased reading and lack (or fear?) of preconceived notions inconsistent with one's everyday experience. I would emphasize dose-response arguments. Many opposed to alternative pharmacological agents are ignoring the effect of dosage. I'm sure many understand that a low dose of a particular agent might have beneficial effects, but popular bias wrongly associates "consumption" with "intoxication." Micro dosing may have benefits, whereas the illicit and abused substances may present legitimate health concerns. "Moderation in everything, and everything in the proper quantitative context."
If one chooses to use one-or-two puffs of Cannabis for medical treatment, that does not necessarily mean they are "stoned." Likewise, if one partakes in wine during religious ceremonies, it doesn't mean they are "drunk" when they kneel at the pew.