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Quote from: btctube on April 20, 2017, 09:56:57 AM

Smoking Marijuana is much better than cigar. Now that there are studies and tokens created for its revolution such as tokes, why quit now.
It won't be long till we all see more medical institutions that will soon give you marijuana medication and will allow you to smoke outside cali.

yeah right its more helpful to those who have some mind problems, i just forget where did i watched a video where they are using
weeds to calm a mentally ill person as time goes and more research will find more good impact of this plants will be able to see it
commercialize all over the word.

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Quote from: btctube on April 20, 2017, 09:56:57 AM

Smoking Marijuana is much better than cigar. Now that there are studies and tokens created for its revolution such as tokes, why quit now.
It won't be long till we all see more medical institutions that will soon give you marijuana medication and will allow you to smoke outside cali.

Concentrates with all kinds of filtering systems and vaporizers made smoking much less harmful.
It's very beneficial for some people, it makes others lazy fucks. All depends on the personality.

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Smoking Marijuana is much better than cigar. Now that there are studies and tokens created for its revolution such as tokes, why quit now.
It won't be long till we all see more medical institutions that will soon give you marijuana medication and will allow you to smoke outside cali.

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After 2 weeks you're completly fine, probably just going to be mentally addicted for a long time.

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Quote from: Jordan23 on April 14, 2017, 07:03:05 PM

I saw the other post regarding quitting smoking, but it appeared to be more focused on cigarettes and nicotine. I've never smoke cigarettes. I have smoked weed for 15 years almost everyday. I am on my 4th day without weed cold turkey. Day 1 and 2 were brutal. I vomited. I was nauseated. That has passed. My anxiety levels are through the roof with some depression. My appetite is zero. My mood is pretty much wanting to beat the shit out of everyone and everything. Sleep? What is that? I ran 3 miles today (I ran 4-5 days a week even when I smoked). That helped tremendously. Baths help.

Anyone else quit cold turkey? Any advice? Your experience?

First off, cold turkey is a no go. You have been using this substance for the last x years, your body will not appreciate you suddenly cutting off its supply of a usual substance. The anxiety is mitigatible, occupy yourself. You don't smoke.while.you are out and about, be more out and about. Besides occupying yourself, ID suggest stepping down in a reasonable manner (halve your consumption every week). The aggression will dissappear; it's simply withdrawal.

I have been smoking pot most days for the last 15 years myself. I don't intend to quit Wink

If you've been smoking weed for the last 15 years, then could turkey is not possible because you are already dependent on it and its hards to push past your craving because biology cannot be conquered by sheer willpower sometimes. Only option for you is to do a full rehabilitation. Because rehab will give you a intensive treatment, medical help and counseling during the process. You just have to remember though that you have to fully commit to it, including the monetary aspects to put your life to back together once again. Goodluck mate.

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Quote from: Jordan23 on April 14, 2017, 07:03:05 PM

I saw the other post regarding quitting smoking, but it appeared to be more focused on cigarettes and nicotine. I've never smoke cigarettes. I have smoked weed for 15 years almost everyday. I am on my 4th day without weed cold turkey. Day 1 and 2 were brutal. I vomited. I was nauseated. That has passed. My anxiety levels are through the roof with some depression. My appetite is zero. My mood is pretty much wanting to beat the shit out of everyone and everything. Sleep? What is that? I ran 3 miles today (I ran 4-5 days a week even when I smoked). That helped tremendously. Baths help.

Anyone else quit cold turkey? Any advice? Your experience?

First off, cold turkey is a no go. You have been using this substance for the last x years, your body will not appreciate you suddenly cutting off its supply of a usual substance. The anxiety is mitigatible, occupy yourself. You don't smoke.while.you are out and about, be more out and about. Besides occupying yourself, ID suggest stepping down in a reasonable manner (halve your consumption every week). The aggression will dissappear; it's simply withdrawal.

I have been smoking pot most days for the last 15 years myself. I don't intend to quit Wink

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It's serious, you smoked weed for past 15 years and it will be very hard to stop to do that. I think it would be better to ask medics or specialists who understand about drugs.
And I'm sure that spend lot of money for weed.
Maybe you could try electronic cigarettes instead of weed if you still need process of smoking. It's different and less harmful than cigarettes.
Personally, I never smoked weed. Few friends offered me to try it, but I didn't agreed. Iwas afraid that if I try weed, there will be no way back and this is only one step to serious drugs.

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Quote from: swogerino on April 19, 2017, 02:13:02 PM

You cannot pretend to quit weed all by yourself and without any help. That has been impossible for all the people who tried to quit it before you. It is normal that your mood will be to want to beat anyone and everything. Why don't you go to the rehab center for just 3 weeks to 1 month and you will be recovered completely this way. Don't take chances with your life, shit happens they say.

He's smoking cannabis not meth. I suppose weak people need this kind of help but anyone with a strong will can stop cold turkey and be perfectly fine.

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I quit cold turkey for 8 months. It was easy for me too. No ill effects other than craving it for the first two weeks or so. After that I kind of forgot about it. Other than not being able to sleep I was pretty much the same. I work all day so during the week I would only smoke 2 or 3 joints a day. During weekends or holidays it was 10 joints a day or something like that.

Anyhow, I got back into it because I couldn't sleep. I had to rely on sleeping pills that are apparently addictive and doctors are really hesitant to prescribe it. So I just got back into smoking cannabis. Now I sleep fine.

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You cannot pretend to quit weed all by yourself and without any help. That has been impossible for all the people who tried to quit it before you. It is normal that your mood will be to want to beat anyone and everything. Why don't you go to the rehab center for just 3 weeks to 1 month and you will be recovered completely this way. Don't take chances with your life, shit happens they say.

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Just take it easy and make yourself busy and have some fun to forget about weed even for a short time,
Maybe go out with your friends or family just to pass time.

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Well I hope you succeed in quitting weeds,
I know it is really hard to quit on something that you have been doing regularly in a year.

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Quote from: ridery99 on April 15, 2017, 02:18:12 PM

Quote from: dark_pride on April 15, 2017, 02:09:45 PM

Quote from: ridery99 on April 15, 2017, 01:58:20 PM

Quote from: Jordan23 on April 14, 2017, 07:03:05 PM

I saw the other post regarding quitting smoking, but it appeared to be more focused on cigarettes and nicotine. I've never smoke cigarettes. I have smoked weed for 15 years almost everyday. I am on my 4th day without weed cold turkey. Day 1 and 2 were brutal. I vomited. I was nauseated. That has passed. My anxiety levels are through the roof with some depression. My appetite is zero. My mood is pretty much wanting to beat the shit out of everyone and everything. Sleep? What is that? I ran 3 miles today (I ran 4-5 days a week even when I smoked). That helped tremendously. Baths help.

Anyone else quit cold turkey? Any advice? Your experience?

It takes about two weeks to get better, two months later you will feel very energized and strong.

Very much I doubt it. A person who has something important to take away will always be irritated by the nerves of the system. And even sleep disturbance with poor appetite.

Well I smoked 6 years straight and that was my recovery time.

In I have not bought a day and did not even want to, but recently I allowed myself to buy all the fun. And now there is a desire to smoke again.

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Quote from: dark_pride on April 15, 2017, 02:09:45 PM

Quote from: ridery99 on April 15, 2017, 01:58:20 PM

Quote from: Jordan23 on April 14, 2017, 07:03:05 PM

I saw the other post regarding quitting smoking, but it appeared to be more focused on cigarettes and nicotine. I've never smoke cigarettes. I have smoked weed for 15 years almost everyday. I am on my 4th day without weed cold turkey. Day 1 and 2 were brutal. I vomited. I was nauseated. That has passed. My anxiety levels are through the roof with some depression. My appetite is zero. My mood is pretty much wanting to beat the shit out of everyone and everything. Sleep? What is that? I ran 3 miles today (I ran 4-5 days a week even when I smoked). That helped tremendously. Baths help.

Anyone else quit cold turkey? Any advice? Your experience?

It takes about two weeks to get better, two months later you will feel very energized and strong.

Very much I doubt it. A person who has something important to take away will always be irritated by the nerves of the system. And even sleep disturbance with poor appetite.

Well I smoked 6 years straight and that was my recovery time.

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Quote from: ridery99 on April 15, 2017, 01:58:20 PM

Quote from: Jordan23 on April 14, 2017, 07:03:05 PM

I saw the other post regarding quitting smoking, but it appeared to be more focused on cigarettes and nicotine. I've never smoke cigarettes. I have smoked weed for 15 years almost everyday. I am on my 4th day without weed cold turkey. Day 1 and 2 were brutal. I vomited. I was nauseated. That has passed. My anxiety levels are through the roof with some depression. My appetite is zero. My mood is pretty much wanting to beat the shit out of everyone and everything. Sleep? What is that? I ran 3 miles today (I ran 4-5 days a week even when I smoked). That helped tremendously. Baths help.

Anyone else quit cold turkey? Any advice? Your experience?

It takes about two weeks to get better, two months later you will feel very energized and strong.

Very much I doubt it. A person who has something important to take away will always be irritated by the nerves of the system. And even sleep disturbance with poor appetite.

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Quote from: Jordan23 on April 14, 2017, 07:03:05 PM

I saw the other post regarding quitting smoking, but it appeared to be more focused on cigarettes and nicotine. I've never smoke cigarettes. I have smoked weed for 15 years almost everyday. I am on my 4th day without weed cold turkey. Day 1 and 2 were brutal. I vomited. I was nauseated. That has passed. My anxiety levels are through the roof with some depression. My appetite is zero. My mood is pretty much wanting to beat the shit out of everyone and everything. Sleep? What is that? I ran 3 miles today (I ran 4-5 days a week even when I smoked). That helped tremendously. Baths help.

Anyone else quit cold turkey? Any advice? Your experience?

It takes about two weeks to get better, two months later you will feel very energized and strong.

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Quote from: yoseph on April 15, 2017, 11:03:43 AM

Quitting a drug related addiction is never easy at all, I commend you for taking those steps, according to research the cold turkey symptoms will pass after a week or so but you have passed the initial worst stages now you are going to see how strong willed you are now, you are going to be tempted especially by your peers. All the best

The best thing about quitting any bad habit, is the moment when you overcome it.
The feeling of winning a war, war against yourself.

I've been smoking weed for a long time, and I have to say that I never had problems to make a long breaks.
Indeed, first two, sometimes even three days are tough, but not like OP have described it: my desire to smoke was really annoying, all I could do these days was thinking about having a fat blunt in my mouth but I didn't have any serious issues with my body luckily.

I really wish you luck with quitting skunk, bear in mind that the worst days have passed- now you can focus on repairing the damages that it has made to both your body and brain.

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I smoked about 20-30 joints a day for 15 or so years.

I'm afraid I don't have any advice because one day the desire to have it simply went off like a light switch and has never returned. Maybe it was so easy because drugs don't have an effect on me, I just liked the taste.

I do remember what it felt like to run out. In those situations I would remind myself that it was a craving and not an addiction.

After throwing it in I did develop a slight distaste for weed smokers. Not necessarily the mind set, but more the utter waste of time and money. I refused to travel with stoners any more as they'd insist on parking up every hour and talking shit for twenty minutes.

You can look forward to feeling richer and more productive. Weed use is an utter dead end ultimately.

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I couldn't fall asleep last night, but once I did I actually had dreams I remembered. I woke up with some anxiety, but after a shower it eased up. I'm going to keep myself busy today. Its nice outside too. I have told all my friends that smoke weed not to offer or even mention it around me. If they are going to smoke I'm not going to be around it.

It got to the point that when I smoked I was like I just smoke one ETH. I just smoked 4 LTC. I rather invest my weed money in crypto. Weed is a for sure loss. The others could change my life.

Thanks for all the tips! It seems each day gets a little easier. No turning back now.

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If you are serious maybe you should just go and take medical advise from a doctor instead of people on an forum?
But interesting to see how much (heavy) cannabis user we have.

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