Comments on: Marijuana Withdrawal Syndrome

By: Sober Soldier

Sober Soldier — Sat, 12 Jul 2014 07:51:28 +0000

Take a 2 week vacation from work. Drink cranberry juice, eat bananas when you are nauseated, and take warm epsom salt baths in the evening. Stay in bed, treat it like you are sick with the flu. Try to get out once a day and exercise. When it gets real bad, remind yourself that you are sick, and this is how you are getting better. The worse the symptoms, the better chance you have of staying sober.

By: Spiritural Healer

Spiritural Healer — Mon, 26 May 2014 15:23:00 +0000

Hey everyone! I am a holistic health therapist and energy worker. I would just like to share my perspective on what happens to you once you have disided to ‘stop’ or have a ‘break’ from daily marijana use.

Firstly you are adding a chemical in your body that is somewhat addictive. By recieving a certain substance(THC) your body or ‘temple’ is extremely intelligent. Therefore even tho it may be toxic your body will use whatever it can from the substance before it moves it to your liver to disposove of it etc.

The more you use marijana the more your body will repeat it process untill………… It discovers that (THC) a assisting tool in Relesing natural endourvanes, releasing muscle tention, stress reliever leading to mood enhancer perfect for zoning out of your so called reality. Etc …… Which leads your brain neglecting to give intrusions to your body to release and adapt naturally as you would if you wernt stoned.

Your body is highly intelligent and utilises everything you put into it basically you have made your body adapted and function in a differnt way as it has a so called assistant.

When you stop using marijana you have just shocked your own system. Your body discovers that it is no longer recieving what it is used to for years and starts to re- program itself to function back to what your body remembers before you introduced the substance to the body.

Because your body was getting so much of it …… It stored it away within your fat cells and I order for it to be released a trigger of the Sweats and hot flashes start because your body is trying everything it can to receive what it’s used to recieving.
That passed as there is only a certain amount of stored THC in there.

Meanwhile your brain and body will trick you into thinking it needs it in order to survive or be in a calm state and can even inpersonate a feeling of anxiety just to make you have more as it’s trying everything possibile to take the easily way out.

Remember that you are in control so tell your body to relax and talk to yourself explain why it’s not good and tell your body to start fun unction how it used to.

Drink plenty of warm water and lemon to flush out old toxins, drink linden Tea to help relax you as it’s used for insomnia also.

From a spiritual point of Veiw you need to stay positive meditating with rainbow energy re-energizing and your mind, body and spirit ( helps with the truma your body is experiencing)

Keep yourself busy for as long as you can untill the urges pass remember urges to smoke only last for 3 minutes at a time and gets weaker as time goes on stay stong and assist your body in releasing stored up toxics in order for you to recover quicker.

If anyone is seriously concerned please contact me by email: insoulhealing@gmail.com as I’m happy to assist.

GOODLUCK and STAY STRONG!

By: jr

jr — Sun, 18 May 2014 07:12:00 +0000

i don’t know what the fuck your talking about . out here in California we have bud that is 34% , do your research before you talk my boy

By: Richard Parker

Richard Parker — Mon, 12 May 2014 08:26:00 +0000

Even marijuana is safer than other addictive substances, still no one must use it or abuse it. People are feeling unease when under that drug. A lot saying they have withdrawal. Others saying there are abnormalities happening to their body. But why are we still using these drugs even though we already know the consequences of using them? We are the one who put our lives on danger.

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By: NathanDF

NathanDF — Thu, 08 May 2014 03:39:00 +0000

Great suggestion! Jon Kabat-Zinn’s mindfullness meditations are a great place to start!

By: NathanDF

NathanDF — Thu, 08 May 2014 03:37:00 +0000

In most cases – I would argue, in the case of every person posting on this page – people become addicted to substances to deal with pain and trauma. To suddenly stop using can be very difficult for someone who has used the substance as their prime coping mechanism for pain, stress, depression, trauma, etc. It’s not so much about withdrawal as it is about being forced to find a new way of coping, which can be very difficult and adds to the pain, especially feelings of loneliness or loss.

By: NathanDF

NathanDF — Thu, 08 May 2014 03:35:00 +0000

Often times – I would argue, in the case of every person posting on this page – people become addicted to substances to deal with pain and trauma. To suddenly stop using can be very difficult for someone who has used the substance as their prime coping mechanism for pain, stress, depression, trauma, etc. It’s not so much about withdrawal as it is about being forced to find a new way of coping, which can be very difficult and adds to the pain, especially feelings of loneliness or loss.

By: NathanDF

NathanDF — Thu, 08 May 2014 03:27:00 +0000

I’d been smoking bongs heavily for about 7 years, mostly before bed. I had to quit very abruptly after having emergency lung surgery to remove an abnormality on my lung that had resulted in multiple air leaks into my chest cavity causing a 2 minor partial lung collapses and 1 major collapse which brought me to the emergency room needing to have a chest tube put it for a few days. 4 days later I was having emergency surgery. If you’re tall, skinny, male, and athletic I highly suggest quitting smoking. PM me for more info. What happened to me is more common than you may think.

-Nathan FreeSoul Finn (FaceBook name), Kingston, Ontario, Canada

By: seanben

seanben — Thu, 24 Apr 2014 14:03:52 +0000

Its is not safe to take marijuana as it causes many health problems so quit this habit before it causes any more health problems.

By: b clean

b clean — Sun, 13 Apr 2014 22:42:49 +0000

The key words were ON AND OFF , steady is a different story . Ok ill admit dreaming and sweats maybe not but no sleep for sure and goes on for some time me personally 4 weeks roughly n the rest of emotional issues and loss of appetite come from the no sleep not the erb . SOME EDUCATION U GOT I GRADUATED FROM SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS , grew up around drugs from a child dont care what they teach you in school real life experience is where you learn about this .So save your uninformed negativity for the class ASS……

By: promise

promise — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 22:23:41 +0000

I agree, this is set up probably with the folks against legalizing it.

By: chris

chris — Wed, 02 Apr 2014 19:39:34 +0000

My name’s chris I have been smoking pot since I was 12 I will be 20this month I have been smoking pot all my life going stoned to clsss pretty much high everywhere I go I’m trying to quit and I’m only 2 days in and let me tell you this is a very weird experience even though I stoped smoking I’m still very unproductive for the most party all I want to do is lay in bed and watch tv lately mostly today I feel lazy and crapy and I had a bit of aniexty in school quitting pot is really hard for me I have been smoking all my life everyday and I want to try to limit myself too smoking on weekends only I can tell you one thing I know is a fact since quitting these past 2-3 days I dream a lot more and they have mostly been nightmares they remind me of some of my dreams as a young boy I love weed more then anything but for someone who is dyslexic I have a hard time in college and I think quitting would improve my life which is also my future people saying withdrawals are not real are wrong I mean everybody’s differcent mabye there are people who don’t have withdrawals trouble sleeping also happens but it’s not as bad as I remmber last time I quit for awhile anywayz please give me some feedback on what you guys think thanks a lot

By: jane

jane — Wed, 19 Mar 2014 18:49:35 +0000

Hey……..I’ve done the withdrawal from hypodermic drug use. Just keep toking man!

By: jane

jane — Wed, 19 Mar 2014 18:47:26 +0000

days2: My anxiety is almost unbearable but I can breath without rattling. Heavy night sweats but I am looking forward to dreaming again. No……It isn’t easy. 32 years, every day heavy smoker I am looking forward to a different life, I will not stay stuck in that debilitating rut. I’ve heard it called ‘the new crack’ …the cravings for it make a mint for the dealers and they know it.
Good luck everyone, sometimes you have to throw your crutch away so that you can learn to walk. I am hoping for a fresh perspective and a beautifully kept garden, instead of sitting there spliffing it out.
My head is blown but I think my anxiety at losing my battle with it would make me feel just as anxious. I cannot get any food past my lips,I feel constantly sick in the stomach and I have to watch that my irritability does not spill into the room. My daughter does not deserve for me to smoke and she doesn’t deserve my withdrawals. I have been an advocate of weed all my life and always believed the myth that it was not addictive…..Good luck to all those that still smoke too. I feel I am failing even as I write this, I am trying hard but feel so very sick altogether. I hope I can do it…………….Keep going.