I quit smoking pot, man I feel like throwing up.......

Smoke it for yrs it does
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Dream on buddy sh**s real

Been having all those withdrawal symptoms and its only been a day :( hearing it could take months to feel normal again is discouraging but gives me hope and new insight. Thank you people .. Thank you

Meclizine is great for the nausea over the first few days. Melatonin tablets help you sleep at night too. THC causes the brain to release enormous amounts of melatonin when high, so when you're sober, your brain needs to time remember to produce melatonin at night without help. You can start with 5mg tablets and scale that back over a week or so. After about 2 weeks you should be able to sleep without them again.

Definitely withdrawals.. Pot changes your digestive system for daily users.. When you stop smoking, your digestive system and all other organs daily effected by the pot needs to find a new homeostasis. Feeling nauseous is very common. I am a daily user who smokes every 3-4 hrs. I have stopped smoking a dozen times, but always made my way back to Mary. After about the fourth day of not smoking, I start to feel better

Off your nut if you believe so! I've just booked my self to see my GP due to this physical withdrawal affects from being off pot for 3 days, yes 3 days lol. I cant eat, think or hold a conversation with anyone at the moment, flustering with hot flushes, diarrhea, anxiety Etc, I'm just not my self. I guess it was never going to be easy for someone who has been smoking pot for 20 years. Love the stuff but I need to prepare my self for a 2 week Japanese holiday (cold turkey).

Just quit myself. My Wife and I both are experiencing the effects. You know I used to fight hard for marijuana. Now I know it was to make reasons to continue use. Those of you out there arguing that cannabis has no mental and physical side effects are saying that so you don't feel guilty smoking. Because without a shadow of doubt heavy use causes major side effects. I'm moody, barely now starting to eat a full meal. I have a weird sinus like cluster headache and I'm just not my self. And I've been smoking on and off heavy for maybe 5yrs. With 30-60 day breaks in between and I still feel this way. Either it's something they are putting in the pot itself or too much is too much. I'm opting for the strength of today's pot. If you're not growing some regular old cannabis in your home you have no clue what you're getting. I now have a completely different take on smoking cannabis heavy and recreationally. Im done after this. I must admit I enjoyed it but no more for me.

Oh really ? Is that why I'm going through the same withdrawals he's talking about right now ? It's the worst ! Can't sleep, can't eat, feel nauseous every morning...it's already been a week sober, how long will it take !!! I've been smoking 6 years straight every single day the dankest of the dankety dank, sometimes up to 20-30 times a day I would smoke...so probably will take a bit longer I'm guessing...

dude. If your the type that only smokes when you feel like it. your not a cannabis addict. addicts usually smoke from waking up until they go to sleep for years. as is my case. And addicts usually get addicted to more then just pot. its everything that brings us pleasure, so addictive personality cant just smoke when he feels like it. its not a choice. so if anyone here is a noob. its you.



good day sir.

Not true as I sit in withdrawal. ...unable to sleep, throwing up...maybe you smoked the weak stuff...but THC withdrawal is very real

I was diagnosed with ptsd and used pot to help me escape. My son got a new job and I gave up for him. Two weeks in I still don't sleep. Feel jittery and tingly all over . In fact I feel terrible but I won't go back. I've lost 4 stone taken up running and in all my life is improving. I know I have to face the ptsd now and sometimes long for a joint to feel of again but I won't do it ever again. Thank you for all the posts. I am shocked how much my body has reacted to withdrawal. Sweats shivers moods. But all it shows me is that weed is not harmless and from now on I'm looking after myself as I should. Good luck people. I feel your pain xx

Marijuana doesn't suppress feelings. On the contrary it takes you deeper & reveals some thoughts locked up in your subconscious. If your mentally capable of handling the mental journey marijuana takes you on. It makes it all the more possible to resolve issues within yourself through the experience of marijuana.

Have been smoking weed for many years and dabbing BHO wax and oil for over a year daily now and recently decided to take a break from it because it was starting to take over other priorities in my life. Well, recently I went on vacation in Mexico for a week and thought what not a better place? I'll literally be on a different country away from everyone and everything and I gotta tell you. Withdrawal symptoms are REAL. To put things short, had the shakes, had mood swings, couldn't sleep, would make my covers wet from my sweat, had heat flashes, and could barely eat. It was horrible. However, on the 7th night I was able to sleep and noticed that the symptoms really did start to go down. I kinda do regret dabbing as soon as I got back home, but holy sh*t was I baked. To sum things up, Withdrawl symptoms are real and physical, however they are only temporary. I know in my case it was unusual since I was in 90 degree sunny water and had access to saunas to help me sweat it out but it does get better. Some things I did to help these symptoms go away were:
1.) Drink PLENTY of fluids, preferably water or cranberry juice.
2.) I made sure I was always active and could sweat as much as possible (steam rooms and saunas are literally amazing for this)
3.) Take as many vitamins and Vitamin B and D pills as you can, they help flush your system.

Hope this helps anyone. I hate Withdrawal symptoms and will be having to take another break for an upcoming job drug test so I know it is possible to get passed it relatively fast. It just sucks...lol. Don't worry people, if I can do it, so can you! (-:

Hi guys, I've read so many peoples stories since going cold turkey a week ago, it helps knowing I'm not alone, and it also helps to be able to talk about it. I'm 42 yrs old and I've smoked pot for 25 years. Over the past 4 years my habit has got completely out of control, thinking about and smoking a joint the second I wake up of a morning (can't function without my first joint of the day) smoking throughout the day until I go to sleep at night. Basically weed has taken over every aspect of my life. Whilst my husband is off to work every day, I would take kids to school (baked) and rush home to get even more baked. Because I'm baked I don't want to go out anywhere and see people, I've stopped visiting my family iI only see my parents when they come to me and even then I would feel pissed that I have visitors because I cant smoke while they're here. I have lost interest in everything, and couldn't give a sh*t about my life and my future. I know I am a very different person to how I used to be and my mum tells me so. I have now reached the point where I am absolutely sick of being controlled by the stuff and so I decided a week ago I would go cold turkey. Holy sh*t, I wasn't expecting this.sleepless nights, hot sweats, cold chills, starving but sick of the thought of eating anything, headaches,, still feeling stoned....this was all in the first week, and although it was horrible i felt good that I was doing this and I really felt positive, however, I'm now into the second week and God I feel worse than ever, I now have the shakes constantly, feel very very anxious, very low and depressed, still can't eat (I'm force feeding myself) I have absolutely no motivation whatsoever, crying all the time, still feel stoned, and I'm wondering if I will ever feel better. Today I'm wandering if I can keep it up because i cant stand feeling like this.would I feel a little better if I was to have just one joint...but in my head I don't want to. This is so much harder than I thought it would be, and although I have my mind set on doing this, and I can handle most of the withdrawal symptoms I'm experiencing, its the depression bit that I find frightening, that's not so easy to overcome. I've gone from feeling positive to feeling scared. I will keep it up (I think) and just hope and prey that I start feeling better very soon. I long to feel normal again but in all honesty, I don't know if I ever will. Good luck to all u guys who are going through this too, and to all you bloody idiots out there who say there are no withdrawals, you don't know sh*t!

Hi Claire, I just am compelled so much to tell you how much you sound like me, I'm 39 and you sound like my twin. I'd love to chat more in private let me know, I commented on this nearly a year ago and just got a notification about replies.....I didn't know what link I typed my response on but now I have found it again.