justcallmenugs
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Good read. It affects quite a lot of people.
Here's a nice one, slightly irrelevant but definitely informative.
https://www.projectcbd.org/
Good read. It affects quite a lot of people.
Cannabis improves your health. It has more benefits than I have time to list but you can quickly find overwhelming evidence that the 400 plus compounds in cannabis include inflammatories, anti fungals, bronchial dilators, pain relievers, anti depressant and many many more things that treat conditions we suffer from but never address. When we get used to not suffering from these conditions, stopping the medication will result in us feeling worse, not because we miss the buzz, because we need the medicine.
I can quite honestly say that I have never experienced any withdrawals (jonesing) from using cannabis...
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What the threadstarter describes is more like my withdrawal experience with opiates and not cannabis .....no weed, you might get a bit sad, no opium and you are literally climbing the walls.
What you are experiencing is very real and actually pretty common.
Crazy how people will try to minimize your reality based on their anecdotal experiences.
Not sure why they have to jump to extremes and compare to opiates.
Pretty pointless.
Common withdrawal symptoms:
Problems Sleeping
Anxiety
Weakness
Sweating
Restlessness
Dysphoria, a feeling of general unease or dissatisfaction
Craving for resumed cannabis use
Nausea
Stomach pain
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5414724/
Sometimes can take a couple months to feel "normal" again.
Hang on, drink and eat well. Work up a sweat daily.
Cannabis improves your health. It has more benefits than I have time to list but you can quickly find overwhelming evidence that the 400 plus compounds in cannabis include anti inflammatories, anti fungals, bronchial dilators, pain relievers, anti depressant and many many more things that treat conditions we suffer from but never address. When we get used to not suffering from these conditions, stopping the medication will result in us feeling worse, not because we miss the buzz, because we need the medicine.
this this this this this!Most of the symptomes mentioned here( i marked with bold text) are also symptoms of sleeping disorders, symptoms people get regardsless if they use cannabis or not.
It's amazing to read all the issues people have, and their reactions to ceasing treatment with cannabis.
I have same experience.I can quite honestly say that I have never experienced any withdrawals (jonesing) from using cannabis...
but you didnt need any medical intervention?I had a break from weed 10 years ago.
i was fatter then so as i lost weight it came to make me high again.
I sweated it out for a month, stank like someone had spilled a can of Heineken over me.
Never again!
eheheheNahh.
For what?
this is good point.addictive... cannabis itself is NOT addictive but having an addictive personality can be easily mis-construed...
ehehehe
I am asking because it sounded really bad LOL