did it go away? all of it?
You are f*****g stupid
I have been reading these posts and I KNOW there are real withdrawal symptoms when you quit smoking pot. I have smoked, quit, smoked, quit, etc. for many, many years. I always get a slightly nauseated stomach and it is hard to eat. It reminds me of when I was pregnant. You feel so sick you can't eat, but you force it down cause it makes you feel a little better. The longer I go without forcing something down, the worse it gets. This quitting I haven't smoked for 7 days now and the stomach ache is full throttle. I have lost 8 pounds in a week! (Which is fine because I can stand to lose the weight!) Last quitting I lost over 25 pounds. I just want everyone to know that it doesn't last forever. I'm not sure exactly how long I felt sick last time, but it was at least a month. It gradually eases up and one day you realize that you can eat normally, although your appetite probably will be less than before. The other symptoms are minor for me, but everyone is different. I have been moody and irritable, but not real bad. I am an insomniac even when I smoke, so that is pretty much the same as usual. Quitting sucks, but it gets better! At least I'm not gonna go broke buying it anymore.
Hi all,
I've been reading through all the "marijuana withdrawal symptoms" google hits the past thirteen days as I have experienced the very real and very uncomfortable withdrawal myself. I'm writing this because I can't sleep and think I may have some helpful advice for others in a similar situation. I'm a college student that recently turned 20.
Habit: 2.5 years daily smoking (usually just once at night) with an increase in the quantity i smoked in the past 9 months to about an eighth every four days-- different strains, Cali good.
Reasons for quitting: I've had some mild to severe anxiety and symptoms of panic attacks (in family history) the past few months since I took an eighth of mushrooms. The thoughts that were causing the anxiety I knew were highly irrational, but that did not stop them from arising when i smoked, so i decided I should quit in order to help myself forget the BS that was bugging me. Also, i thought getting down to baseline would be a healthy thing to do, and I acknowledged my fancy for weed as a true addiction. It seems unnatural to be so dependent on anything.
Symtoms: All the bad ones. On the sixth or seventh day I had such severe anxiety I became worried I would need a Xanax script to get me through the ominous and probable four weeks of withdrawal. I could not sleep at all despite 20 mg of melatonin and became overly self-conscious of my own slightly crazy behavior. Earlier that night, I felt like I was talking rapidly, racing thoughts, heat palpitations, paranoia that I would somehow go crazy because of the withdrawal itself, and a general feeling of "this doesn't feel right, why doesn't this feel right? when will I feel normal?" Difficulty concentrating on anything but the symptoms. All these stresses were made more unpleasant (gross understatement) by the strobing effect, which persists when i close my eyes--it's like there is a strobe light on flashing hundreds of times a second. It gets worse when I get more anxious. It happens to people in withdrawal from numerous drugs, don't worry if you have it, too.
What helps: The first thing that calmed me was the simple presence of a friend that would non-judgmentally listen to me explain the peculiarities of how i felt. Next, knowing that what I was experiencing was normal withdrawal considering my addiction. YOU ARE NOT GOING CRAZY. The withdrawal makes you feel that way, and it will go away. You will always feel better the next day (Yes, even if you don't sleep a wink.) The morning after the most severe anxiety (7th day) I exercised voraciously, both aerobically and anaerobically(The best effect was when I was sucking so much wind i couldn't think about anything else, but that took a lot of will). I then fessed up and told my mom I was an addict and going through a tough time (She knew I smoked, but had no clue how much). I explained that I didn't feel in any immediate peril but that I needed help as well as new strategies to cope with the anxiety. While she called both a psychiatrist and therapist, I picked up a random book and began reading (twice as fast as "normal"). The simple fact that she knew what I was going through and sympathized helped tremendously. I felt leaps and bounds better being around people and talking than I did while alone. From my experience, I think you'll find that when in conversation you have a surprising amount of control over your thoughts, so just talk to people, call a friend or relative. After my mom scheduled appointments for the the aforementioned health professionals (you, in all likelihood, will not need to do so--after I thought it was kind of pointless) we drove to a local natural/herbal store to get something my mom said eased my sisters panic attacks. I was extremely skeptical, but willing to try anything that might help. People, this stuff is making my purge possible. It's called Bach's Rescue Remedy, and, in my opinion, it is miracle stuff. It's nothing but five flower extracts, you put four tiny drops on your tongue, but, apparently, it quiets the anxiety circuits of the brain. I also took a passionflower vine extract in combination with Rescue Remedy, so I'm not sure which has the most profound effect. I then went for an hour long massage, also not necessary, but pretty awesome. I was able to sleep that night pretty well. The flower extracts calmed me enough that i could fall asleep normally, without sleeping pills or melatonin. I have also taken Valerian root, something that supposedly promotes relaxation and rest. I have not had any anxiety or panic as severe as the 6th and 7th days since then. It appears that I am over the hump. As for why I couldn't sleep tonight, I drank the last three nights. I would be wary of similar behavior in yourself as you risk replacing one addictive substance for another.
Tips and Strategies: When you feel the worst of the anxiety, the peak response of your body to the void of a consistently present substance, these strategies will help you keep ahold of yourself.
1. Perception: it's important to remember that nothing you experience is permanent, that the stress and anxiety is your body/mind's natural response to the lack of marijuana. For me, telling myself "I decided not to smoke and I will not smoke. I'm gonna f**k this problem in the ass" really helped my willpower. It's slightly humorous, and it helps to view the "enemy" as such, an adversary your will will overcome, because you decided so. Self-determination helps a great deal, however, it does not ensure you won't be uncomfortable, you probably will be. Also, do not be phased if the future looks bleak, it's the withdrawal, it will not last.
2. Breathing: Take slow (6-8s) respirations, both in and out. Say to yourself "I am(while inhaling) relaxed (exhaling)". You can also just breath slowly saying in-n-n-n-n out-t-t-t-t. They both seem silly, but the strategies have been scientifically validated in cognitive behavioral therapy, as well as being validated by the test of time in the Buddhist tradition. I find if i don't say enough, if I don't fill the breath with enough voiced sounds, my mind easily wanders, thus the repetition of the last sound in the latter.
3. Exercise: If possible, exercise when a wave (for me it comes in waves, one a day, usually) of anxiety/restlessness/racing thoughts ensues. You need to exercise both to distract yourself from the internal turmoil and to expend the tremendous amounts of energy you'll have. I have a lot more physical and mental energy than I am accustomed to, therefore you may need to exercise intensely and read intensely.
4. Change: Personally, I'm taking this dramatic lifestyle change as an opportunity to change more than just how i wind down at the end of the day. I've been starting my days with fruit and yogurt smoothies, exercising more than I had been in the past year, and taking my studies much more seriously. Doing different and new activities will help a lot. Make a project for yourself, something that takes a lot of focus, and complete it. It may also help to move to a different place for a few weeks; whether that means you hang out in a different room of your domicile, or move to a different state is up to you. Get busy, really busy.
5. Acknowledge: It will ease much distress if you don't get distressed by the fact that you're distressed--this is not a tautology-- I was so not used to the anxiety that I wanted a quick fix for it and found my efforts, in many ways, futile. You will have to accept the discomfort and anxiety, in a way, to overcome it. You gotta have grit (Good news: everyone has it. Use it!). It takes the brain about 90 days to fully heal from any addiction, so don't expect it to be too easy. You will have to understand that you will be uncomfortable for a little while and the best thing you can do is distract yourself from inward thinking and do stuff, make things, etc. After a tough patch, you will begin feeling better and better everyday. Use this as motivation, autocatalysis. Also, do not get down on yourself if all your thoughts turn negative or even catastrophic, it happens and it will pass with time.
6. Goals: Set some. Make them reasonable and doable, but not too easy. This part is hard. I decided I would not smoke for a minimum of six weeks before re-assessing my relationship with weed. Make promises to yourself and keep them.
I will likely add to this and update as I continue the healing process. Good Luck to all. Stay hopeful. Remember you can't be certain about future events, except that there is uncertainty, and that uncertainty entails things can be better, make them better.
i am 26 years old and have been smoking cannabis from the age of 16 .give it up 2 days ago and im starting to loose sleep at nite some days im really emoitional and carnt stop crying .how long before the withdrawls dissappear please need help
That's a bad story but I commend you for sharing in the hope it can illustrate the seriousness of these withdrawals.
I would bet with 99.9% surety you were consuming commercial or HG Hydro pot.
It is not the drug/medicine that mostly causes the angry violent withdrawals and erratic behaviour as such, but the chemical toxicity, which you force feed into your cells daily with Hydro, if you are a Hydro smoker which is more damaging to the nervous system than, and on top of the THC and CDB molecules which are the psychoactive component, and all the chlorophyll and other waste product that just creates excessive toxic tar and compounds when burned (combusted), also the growing method is not natural with hydro, the short force fed with chems. growing cycle under artificial electro light, certainly not close to nature or the creation forces, but rather the opposite however saleable the product.
I smoked hydro daily for 10 years in a southern OZ city beginning age mid teens, back then the growers had less experience and knowledge at their disposal unlike today and so the weed was super toxic, when I withdrew I was tripping harder than when I was ripped, anxiety, anger and violence from a usually peaceful person was as shocking to myself as it was others.
Since then I have had many spells of freedom from weed, 4 years being the longest then 6 months use then another 2 years dry then 6 months use then dry etc making another 12 years... However organic bush buds were used and the withdrawals were 1/10th of that of hydro, no word of a lye...
Secondly bongs vs. dry pipe. Bong smokers experience greater mood swings, I should also very importantly remind all of you who are foolish enough to use Pot and Tobacco together you are not with drawing from either but the compound of the two together which is harder to quit and huge amounts of addictive nicotine and all the additives and super toxic chemicals the combustion of produces... Mix that with bongs and you have a very serious trap and time bomb if you are lets say emotionally unstable as are the majority of pot smokers hence their addiction and habit, i.e. the motivating factor for them to use, to block out the emotions they are not taking responsibility for, or refuse to acknowledge.
From this point of view now it illustrates just how serious your various dependencies are to the toxins yet alone the active compounds in Cannabis and cannabis/tobacco mixes.
I am certainly not qualified in any academic sense to make any recommendations however in my own experience it is worth being gentle on ones self when quitting, you can do it in a week on bush and 2-3 on hydro.
For example I am withdrawing now or very strong organic bush buds, after1 years use with a 6 week break around new years, I have been using medicinally for pain around a serious upper body multi fracture.
This has been bong use and straight weed from crown heads, very psycho active.
I got down to 4 bongs a day for a week, then jumped to 2 for 2 days and had 2 bowls of a iolite vaporiser then next day 1 bong at bed and vape in early evening to take the craving off, next day vape x 2, next day vape x 1 now cold turkey 2 day and I got 8 hours sleep last night, the days only vaping and the day I had only one bong were restless 4-5 hr sleep nights but as you see the worst has passed and was all bong use related.
Now if you are a hydro user and even remotely care for your mental health do yourself a big favour and get off it surely but gently, take your time and never let go of your goal, that is you giving your power back to hydro. If you cant get the real substitute then give up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lastly it is never the drug but the user, but the user always blames the drug, take some responsibility for your self and your choices in life and accept the consequences and if you can find the drive move on then you will be well armed with the empowerment to do anything in life.
It is the direct relationship to blocking and shutting down the functions of your emotions that causes the mood swings and irritability when withdrawing from that chemical masking, and yes even on straight organic bush pot I have had a few flips this week over silly little things like dropping something, yikes this is real but no way as serious as spousal abuse. Just remember that was your husband that did that not the weed, just as it is they who chose to use pot or not.
Also to be honest hydro is not real as a representation of the true plant, the strains are GM/Hybridised, created to induce way out trip eg mass paranoia and psychosis well not all but most.
The cheaper and primo nutrient formulas out there are serious chemical compounds that produce rapid growth, loaded with plant hormones many of which are toxic, many growers don't wash out the chemical salts which is a big part of the problem, so you then combust these into super toxic compounds and that goes straight to and sticks to the brain creating the fog, then must either find a way out through breakdown by the body or be stored in fat, once your cells are saturated the process of the body to break down free rads. and toxins is greatly diminished setting the way for degenerative disease. Now coupled with a toxic junk diet and lets say some alcohol and you start to see the sickness of your inner functions and environment. Normal human behaviour can not happen in this state and so such environments if not turned around carefully are setting the way for destruction ultimately... Such as cases of people in their 30's and 40's having full coronary heart attacks who smoke hydro and drink alcohol together...
Get responsible about your usage, explore vaporisers (can't believe still are not mainstream here) make some sacrifices, bust mostly be real to your self and your true spiritual journey in life, to grow your mastery as a soul and not waste in a bong, bottle, pill or syringe... Some of natures compounds such as THC CBD can improve your quality of life but if only used with respect in the right way... I am still learning, and appreciate any comments...
As I understand it, the Mexican valerian is the strongest valerian but I don't think it is necessary with me as I am cool and happy to have a clear mind back, if using this it takes about 3 days
= to build to levels in my system that over ride the weed withdrawals, St. Johns Wort is queen of anti anxiety, get high dose extract pills of quality. It is way foolish to go to a man made chemical to quit a natural herb, that is just nonsense but this world and the medical profession are full of it, but trust who you will, I trust myself, my body and intuition to know what's right...
Cheers... Natural and Free
I would bet with 99.9% surety you were consuming commercial or HG Hydro pot.
It is not the drug/medicine that mostly causes the angry violent withdrawals and erratic behaviour as such, but the chemical toxicity, which you force feed into your cells daily with Hydro, if you are a Hydro smoker which is more damaging to the nervous system than, and on top of the THC and CDB molecules which are the psychoactive component, and all the chlorophyll and other waste product that just creates excessive toxic tar and compounds when burned (combusted), also the growing method is not natural with hydro, the short force fed with chems. growing cycle under artificial electro light, certainly not close to nature or the creation forces, but rather the opposite however saleable the product.
I smoked hydro daily for 10 years in a southern OZ city beginning age mid teens, back then the growers had less experience and knowledge at their disposal unlike today and so the weed was super toxic, when I withdrew I was tripping harder than when I was ripped, anxiety, anger and violence from a usually peaceful person was as shocking to myself as it was others.
Since then I have had many spells of freedom from weed, 4 years being the longest then 6 months use then another 2 years dry then 6 months use then dry etc making another 12 years... However organic bush buds were used and the withdrawals were 1/10th of that of hydro, no word of a lye...
Secondly bongs vs. dry pipe. Bong smokers experience greater mood swings, I should also very importantly remind all of you who are foolish enough to use Pot and Tobacco together you are not with drawing from either but the compound of the two together which is harder to quit and huge amounts of addictive nicotine and all the additives and super toxic chemicals the combustion of produces... Mix that with bongs and you have a very serious trap and time bomb if you are lets say emotionally unstable as are the majority of pot smokers hence their addiction and habit, i.e. the motivating factor for them to use, to block out the emotions they are not taking responsibility for, or refuse to acknowledge.
From this point of view now it illustrates just how serious your various dependencies are to the toxins yet alone the active compounds in Cannabis and cannabis/tobacco mixes.
I am certainly not qualified in any academic sense to make any recommendations however in my own experience it is worth being gentle on ones self when quitting, you can do it in a week on bush and 2-3 on hydro.
For example I am withdrawing now or very strong organic bush buds, after1 years use with a 6 week break around new years, I have been using medicinally for pain around a serious upper body multi fracture.
This has been bong use and straight weed from crown heads, very psycho active.
I got down to 4 bongs a day for a week, then jumped to 2 for 2 days and had 2 bowls of a iolite vaporiser then next day 1 bong at bed and vape in early evening to take the craving off, next day vape x 2, next day vape x 1 now cold turkey 2 day and I got 8 hours sleep last night, the days only vaping and the day I had only one bong were restless 4-5 hr sleep nights but as you see the worst has passed and was all bong use related.
Now if you are a hydro user and even remotely care for your mental health do yourself a big favour and get off it surely but gently, take your time and never let go of your goal, that is you giving your power back to hydro. If you cant get the real substitute then give up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lastly it is never the drug but the user, but the user always blames the drug, take some responsibility for your self and your choices in life and accept the consequences and if you can find the drive move on then you will be well armed with the empowerment to do anything in life.
It is the direct relationship to blocking and shutting down the functions of your emotions that causes the mood swings and irritability when withdrawing from that chemical masking, and yes even on straight organic bush pot I have had a few flips this week over silly little things like dropping something, yikes this is real but no way as serious as spousal abuse. Just remember that was your husband that did that not the weed, just as it is they who chose to use pot or not.
Also to be honest hydro is not real as a representation of the true plant, the strains are GM/Hybridised, created to induce way out trip eg mass paranoia and psychosis well not all but most.
The cheaper and primo nutrient formulas out there are serious chemical compounds that produce rapid growth, loaded with plant hormones many of which are toxic, many growers don't wash out the chemical salts which is a big part of the problem, so you then combust these into super toxic compounds and that goes straight to and sticks to the brain creating the fog, then must either find a way out through breakdown by the body or be stored in fat, once your cells are saturated the process of the body to break down free rads. and toxins is greatly diminished setting the way for degenerative disease. Now coupled with a toxic junk diet and lets say some alcohol and you start to see the sickness of your inner functions and environment. Normal human behaviour can not happen in this state and so such environments if not turned around carefully are setting the way for destruction ultimately... Such as cases of people in their 30's and 40's having full coronary heart attacks who smoke hydro and drink alcohol together...
Get responsible about your usage, explore vaporisers (can't believe still are not mainstream here) make some sacrifices, bust mostly be real to your self and your true spiritual journey in life, to grow your mastery as a soul and not waste in a bong, bottle, pill or syringe... Some of natures compounds such as THC CBD can improve your quality of life but if only used with respect in the right way... I am still learning, and appreciate any comments...
As I understand it, the Mexican valerian is the strongest valerian but I don't think it is necessary with me as I am cool and happy to have a clear mind back, if using this it takes about 3 days
= to build to levels in my system that over ride the weed withdrawals, St. Johns Wort is queen of anti anxiety, get high dose extract pills of quality. It is way foolish to go to a man made chemical to quit a natural herb, that is just nonsense but this world and the medical profession are full of it, but trust who you will, I trust myself, my body and intuition to know what's right...
Cheers... Natural and Free
It could take about a month, be patient, slowly get your body used to drinking water and eating... Your body is not used to this change
four days usually
Well I have been smoking like 3.5 gs a day for 5 and a half years I have never even had a day where I do not have cones so how do I give up ?
Yes of course its in your head... thats the problem dumbass.
I am currently 21 years old and have been smoking pot since I was about 15 or 16. So for about 6 years. I used to be just a casual smoker who only lit up with friends when they had it and never really bought it myself. Then once I graduated highschool and fell upon a lot of unfortunate events like my family filing for bankruptcy, my parents getting divorced, and me not being able to get a "normal" minimum wage or just a job in general to gain money for college because I had always been a young entrepreneur who worked for only herself and no one cared about my "personal" experience my usage increased tenfold. As soon as I was out of school I smoked everyday all day as much as I possibly could. My household was already awkward and full of tension... so smoking was my way of focusing only on me and what I had to do. I never thought in a million years I'd be the "pothead" I always say the people around me slowly becoming. My guilt of relying on my partner for all my financial needs, the weight of my mothers sadness, my resentment for my father, and my already reclusive lifestyle I now believe is the reason I continued smoking all this time. To suppress harbored feelings I felt I did not have the strength to deal with. I know a lot of people who smoke for the some reasons.. to numb themselves so they can go about their daily lives and tasks and function properly and get things done. I literally became so adjusted to HAVING to smoke or take some kind of drug (whether it be adderall, vicodin, or anything that just gave me some pep to work and kept my mind off my feelings) that I cannot do my normal work without being high in some form. This is another reason I continued to smoke... to keep myself away from harder drugs that were even more addictive and harmful to me.
The first time I tried to quit was cold turkey. I was in Boca for literally an entire month and for the first 2 weeks I kept my mind off my withdrawal by eating tons of company compensated food.. and gained a little weight.. which made me a little depressed. I also dove head on into my work to try and avoid the feelings of anxiety, irrational thoughts, upset stomach, lack of sleep, etc. The first two weeks were actually bearable because I was on vacation and I was kept busy.. also a moderate amount of wine and alcohol helped. But normally I can't sleep when I drink. So that still suffered. After the first 3 weeks of being totally sober and starting to feel pretty good... I gained my sense of clarity back... and could focus on my work without the help of any drugs at all. Unfortunately near the end of my stay I caved and bought some medical grade from a bartender in our hotel we got chummy with. After almost a month of not smoking I got completely blasted off of 1 joint a night and then a pretty large amount of weed tea. When I came back home I was immediately seeking a re-up and I was disappointed in my failure.
I am recently trying to quit again and going through my withdrawal as we speak. And this time it's the hardest it's ever been. I've gone through it several times before... both with adderall and vicodin as well. But for some reason nothing compares to this. Sleep.... forget it. That's the last thing I've gotten in the past few days. Some days less than 4-5 hrs a night. I think I'm on day 5 currently if I'm not mistaken. I have been constantly sweaty and clammy and thats one thing I can't stand the most. Also the restless legs have me feeling super sore. I also feel like I have a really upset stomach in the morning like I'm SUPER hungry but then as soon as I eat I feel even worse. Especially greasy food or food with meat in it. Throughout the day my stomach also bothers me a lot.. feeling empty. I also have a super sensitive gag reflex to coughing and smoking cigarettes. I've also been very sensitive and crying over every little thing I see in a movie or online that I feel distaste for. All I can seem do is sit around and watch movies and play video games. But I am adamant about quitting for good this time.
Some things that I've noticed help the various symptoms:
-Drinking one glass of wine before bed helped me get more tired and aided the sleeplessness. I do not recommend drinking regularly through this as you'll probably already be sick to your stomache.. and even that one glass made me a little nauseous. But one glass before bed time if you feel you really need it seems legit. Also taking a sleep aid like Tylenol PM can help but you may feel groggy the next day as I do every time I take it. This time for the most part I avoided it.
-Restless legs feel better soaking in a hot bath. If you feel you have the sweats a lot or your sore don't ignore what your body is doing... try to mask it with nice cool showers or a nice soak in the bathtub. It's a temporary relief but it relieves your soreness slightly and you won't feel so grimy and sticky all the time. Feeling dirty often adds to your discomfort in any sense.
-Avoid foods that are really greasy or have a alot of fat in them. I feel that since I've been withdrawal eating things with cheese and dairy are a lot easier to keep down. Which is odd because usually it's the opposite. Also foods like pasta seem to be less upsetting or vegetables of any type. Basically the foods that are naturally good for you are nice to your stomach in this particular instance.
-The anxiety is the hardest one. I don't take any kind of script for mine... so I've had to deal with it full force. Try as much as you can to keep a level head and if you feel like you're becoming overwhelmed or acting out irrationally.. step back for a second and tell yourself this is all a symptom that can be avoided. A lot of overcoming this I feel has to do with the ability to stable yourself mentally. If you have friends and family that support your decision don't be afraid to talk to them just to get your feelings out so they aren't bouncing around in your head and festering. And if the reason you started smoking in the first place was anxiety or feelings you wanted to avoid.. seek professional assistance. I am in the process of seeking an individual therapist to get past some of these harbored emotions I feel and I believe in all honesty that just talking does a lot of good if the person listening is right for you. It's the smarter decision from the get go and nothing to be ashamed of. Sometimes in life we can't resolve our issues and feelings because we're already too far into them to see they way out of the situation and we feel lost in terms of the next steps we need to take. So don't be afraid to ask for help... a lot of people suffer from drug dependency.. and it isn't uncommon in the very least.
I hope this was at least moderately helpful. All I can say is... if you've made the decision to quit stick with it. It may be hard to picture a sober life without some type of drug but overall... we aren't meant to abuse our bodies in any sense. And health is wealth. If you aren't healthy you can't enjoy life to the fullest.
what a load of c**p, i had been smoking weed since i was 14 & am now
42, i quit cold turkey about 2 months ago & have had no problems sleeping. I have no withdrawl symtoms at all, weed is only a bad habit, its not addictive, you guys are all drama queens, i smoked at least a 3grams a day. I wish people would grow up & stop making out like its soooo tuff to quit.
42, i quit cold turkey about 2 months ago & have had no problems sleeping. I have no withdrawl symtoms at all, weed is only a bad habit, its not addictive, you guys are all drama queens, i smoked at least a 3grams a day. I wish people would grow up & stop making out like its soooo tuff to quit.
Having previously used more than my fair share of hard drugs, spending months in jail, 2 years in rehab, etc., I can tell you that marijuana withdrawals are NOTHING like hard drugs. There's absolutely no comparison... Maybe it feels bad, and you're uncomfortable, and have problems sleeping for a little bit. But, were you curled in a ball, in the fetal position, unable to move, crapping yourself in bed because you couldn't get up? Were you throwing up on yourself, and couldn't get up to clean it? Would you turn to burglary to support your weed habit? The biggest marijuana withdrawals are having a problem sleeping for a while, and being irritable. But you're not going to steal a car to sell, rob a store, tackle someone and take their wallet, etc. because of marijuana withdrawals.
I had the same exact thing.. I went on vacation for a week and i couldn't smoke pot because i had to travel. I started experiencing withdrawal symptoms and had MAJOR stomach pains and rarely ever ate. You aren't the only one dude
Hiya I Have Smoked Canabis For 34 years so many people tell me it is so easy just to stop