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can quitting weed make you more tired then you felt before hand?

By scott | 621 posts, last post
Miles Drake, MD answered this Quitting Marijuana And Cannabis Withdrawal
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Guest

Agreed. Good reply.
Also Thc opens you up spiritually to demons.
Trust me! FOR REAL
Jesus Saves
PRAISE GOD
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Guest

I'm so happy to read this thread an hear from ALL you QUITTERS!
Marijuana, THE GONNA DRUG!
yeah it seems harmless for 20 years everyday all day , its the adjusment of doing everything in life without it.
The good news it will get GOOD and better than you ever thought.
Instead of constant complacency you became in touch with your own thoughts.
I recommend a personal realtionship with Jesus Christ strongly, I'm far from religious but Jesus came to tell us religion is manmade bs and set an example.

In any event
Take it from a true connuieser, it opens you up to spirits, and the ones that want to be in and around you when your " under the influence" are usually demonic.

It's just how the unseen spiritual world works.
I didint want this to be the case
BUT IT IS 1000% I know first hand
If u want more info just ask and will explain in more detail.

Stay strong and sober!!!!!!

Be blessed! THE STRUGGLE IS REAL
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Guest

I'm in my third week and could still sleep 16 hours a day and still feel tired again after a few hours of being awake. I've never been this tired not like it much. Everything else seems to be fine except to much sleeping and don't know why . Don't miss smoking be my engery level is way low.
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karim

Definitely quitting weed makes you groggy. I feel as though it's the cannabis metabolites. The first few days feel restless as the THC leaves the system, then you can feel the cannabinoids that remain making you feel tired. Cannabis contains many mind altering chemicals, the withdrawal is all over the place with contradictory symptoms. Although it can feel horrible and is long lasting it's not a big deal. It gets better each day slowly but surely. Warning if you are at the point of getting withdrawal then one puff of weed can cause full relapse. Weed really is addictive. I'm not anti weed but sometimes we need a break or need to move on with our lives. Knowing the withdrawal is normal makes it way more barable
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Guest

I quit smoking last week and also am very tired, not sure why. My eating hasnt changed really.

But maybe its since I get muncies less = less calories = needs more rest

cheers
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Guest

I quit weed 2 weeks ago and been sleepy ever sens
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Guest

I feel the same. It's weird how a complete month of quitting was comfortable,but lately,like 5days on,feeling very weak, want to sleep yet always, shaky and diet good but mostly hungry, also blood pressure dropped. That'sthe scary part. 5 years everyday smoking history,had no health issues as such.
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Guest

Ditto! From what I have been reading up on the THC is stored in fat cells and stay there for months. When you quit and your body changes with food habits also (basically detoxing) it can release THC from the fat in large amounts thus causing the tiredness. It should pass in a few weeks once the body has released it all. Night sweats might also be a problem as you body tries to adjust. Hope that helps.
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Guest

"Congrats on your desire to have a healthier lifestyle" hahahaha! What exactly is unhealthy about weed? I smoked everyday for the last few years. I go to the gym 4 to 5 days a week, in the best shape ive ever been. The only reason i recently quit is so i could get a better job. I did notice i was more tired after quitting. It will go away, try taking a vitamin D supplement and maybe try multivitamins. Also, working out helps a lot! Didnt have a problem with irritability. It is not possible to be physically addicted to marijuana.
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Guest

Hey guys

I just did a google search cos I have quit for about 5 days and have been sleeping about 10-12 hours a night, which I don't think is related to anything else cos i meditate, exercise and drink green juice/protein shakes every day.

I am using a willpower safe to lock up my weed for 6 days at a time, then I can smoke on Sunday if I want to. Without this I definitely would have smoked, just way too tempting!

I am a songwriter and weed has always been big part of my life, but I probably rationalised that it was helping me with music more than it was. It has probably held me back more than I'd like to admit, but it's also been a really enjoyable part of life so I don't think its evil or anything.

There was a study done where it was shown that pot lowers IQ less than checking text messages (google it), so don't underestimate the power of things like Facebook, YouTube etc as similar time wasters. I even use a willpower safe for my phone and Internet.....;)

One last thing, a musician friend of mine quits weed in cycles, e.g. Smoke as much as you want over a travelling trip, or over the summer, but then quits the rest of the year. Snoop Dogg even does this.

This is probably the route I'm going to take cos quitting weed completely seems unnecessary, like saying I will never have a pint of cider in the sunshine again ;)

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Guest

What types of food mak you tired?
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Guest

Extremely fatigued at day 5 of giving up smoking.
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Guest

I stopped smoking weed just over a month ago and I’m always tired !!!! I didn’t eat much when I was smoking but I’m eating more now maybe that’s why I’m feeling tired but I’m always full and comfortable I don’t no but I coughed up blood in my phlem today and it has scared the c**p out of me my mum thinks it’s a chest infection because my chest hurts too I hope it is and going Doctors tomorrow as it is Sunday today .. going to blag a little make it seem a little worse than it is so something gets done
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Guest

When you apologize for something ...you dont say but...and another thing...if you read what the person wrote before you...he/she never came out and said it was your diet or that it you are anemic...read it carefully....it could be....Are there health issues? When one is helping a person...its wise to ask questions.
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Guest

Personal experience at 50 have smoked pot better then half of my life ,
I do not get munchies or sleepy,

When I am out my drive is low and I feel deengerized and generally tired , so I have the same overall effect you do
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