Marijuana withdrawals - part 2

Keep your opinions to your self if you ain’t got a clue there is overwhelming evidence to support that there are physical affect of cannabis abuse,digestive problems hot cold sweats, loss of apitite , headache/ migraine/ insomnia,weight loss, need I state more examples?

You said everything im feeling good luck to yoy

Just because you did a harder drug doesn’t mean weed addiction and dopesickness isn’t real for potheads.... bye...

I absolutely experienced indigestion problems within a day of abstaining. It’s like my body is not digesting the food properly.

Yes! Exactly the symptoms as you! Im on the throne nearly every hour! I was really worries about having an intestinal problem but glad someone else is experiencing this. Had a sinus problem after the first week. Am 2 weeks in sleeping is ok but i use sleep hypnosis which helps massively, get to sleep fine but struggle to stay asleep all night. First week i felt great in terms of mood, however in the 2nd week ive been deppressive, cranky and anxious. Ive taken to having a jay on a 2nd saturday for now to see if it eases the bowel movements. Will try to report back

I took up pot smoking pot after a ~25 year hiatus and stopped again after eighteen months or so. It's has been two weeks since I last imbibed and the symptoms that are of most note are insomnia and elevated pulse rate. I am taking blood pressure medication (family history of hypertension and unrelated to pot use) and my BP is well controlled but my pulse rate seems to be ten to twenty beats higher than normal which I attribute to an overall low level of anxiousness that I have to tolerate while my body gets the natural endocannabinoid system back to normal. I have seen no mention of increased heart rate during withdrawal in any of the medical articles I have read and few mentions in personal anecdotes. I have cut back on caffeine consumption and limit my intake to before noon. In the afternoon I drink a calming herbal tea and make an effort to stay well hydrated throughout the day. I have been losing weight too (eating natural foods and exercising - all good things) so I suspect there is still some THC in my body fat that is slowing the reactivation of my natural cannabinoids. Every now and then I get the urge to 'fire one up' but that is almost entirely a psychological habit and not to address physiological symptoms. I have seen timelines suggesting some low-level symptoms can still be felt anywhere from six months to a year after quitting. The endocannabinoid system and how it works is a fairly recent discovery (mid '90s) but I now have a better idea of why I feel like I do and how long I can realistically expect feel symptoms. That knowledge is making the ending of a bad habit a lot easier.

Chronic pot use isn't fun for me anymore and wasting time doing it was just a stupid habit.