Marijuana withdrawals

vaporize · #1 (**permalink**) Jul 18, 06

How do you cope ?

I find that I do get a withdrawal syndrome, mainly restlessness and also fatigue, depression, anxiety, loss of appetite, excess sweating and general dysphoria.

tiedye · #2 (**permalink**) Jul 18, 06

what your body is doing is craving a downer... so fuck with it's head, and take copious amounts of uppers. everything will balance out in the end.

-evil-duerr- · #3 (**permalink**) Jul 18, 06

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Originally Posted by trance-luver

How do you cope ?

umm.
smoke more?. duh

crookedking · #4 (**permalink**) Jul 18, 06

whenever i get the marijuana shakes i normally just smoke a doob. that kills all my cravings for weed.

edit-i knew that i took too long making this post!

Grapes · #5 (**permalink**) Jul 18, 06

Step 1: Get a life.

vaporize · #6 (**permalink**) Jul 18, 06

step 2: stfu

mapleleaf4ever · #7 (**permalink**) Jul 18, 06

It's all Psychological.

Suck it up.

Play-it-hard · #8 (**permalink**) Jul 19, 06

I can go a long time without smoking weed if I need to, I guess it has to do with your personality.. I don't smoke ciggs, so I dont have a craving for anything really.

Ms.Tarantula · #9 (**permalink**) Jul 19, 06

I wonder if smokers are more likely to get addicted to other things then non smokers are..

MarcelM · #10 (**permalink**) Jul 19, 06

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Originally Posted by trance-luver

How do you cope ?

I find that I do get a withdrawal syndrome, mainly restlessness and also fatigue, depression, anxiety, loss of appetite, excess sweating and general dysphoria.

when i have exams, I quit smoking 2 weeks before. The hardest thing is to fall asleep for me. I study 6-8 hours and then I go to the gym until I feel exhausted. The loss of appetite... hmm, I try to eat very tasty food and food I love, because when I smoke everything is good, so I don´t really care what I am eating.
When I don´t smoke I chew more gum, smoke 1 or 2 cigarettes a day ( usually I don´t smoke cigs, but I smoke weed daily.... )

Grapes · #11 (**permalink**) Jul 19, 06

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Originally Posted by trance-luver

step 2: stfu

That's right! I knew I was forgetting a step.

So, get a life, and shut the fuck up.

Problem solved.

tiedye · #12 (**permalink**) Jul 19, 06

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Originally Posted by Ms.Tarantula

I wonder if smokers are more likely to get addicted to other things then non smokers are..

it's a fact man. Any person who has suffered from, or is suffering from an addiction is more susceptable to becoming addicted to something again.

Mind you there are the few people that seem to develop iron will after beating an addiction.

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Originally Posted by Grapes

That's right! I knew I was forgetting a step.

So, get a life, and shut the fuck up.

Problem solved.

cosigned

tiedye · #13 (**permalink**) Jul 19, 06

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Originally Posted by trance-luver

How do you cope ?

I find that I do get a withdrawal syndrome, mainly restlessness and also fatigue, depression, anxiety, loss of appetite, excess sweating and general dysphoria.

All funny business aside.. the truth is, all of these symptoms are actually from your love of trance.

depression/dysphoria, loss of appetite... I get all those every time I hear it.

Excess sweating, restlessness, anxiety. . . sounds like one too many trance parties to me.

FeelGood · #14 (**permalink**) Jul 19, 06

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Originally Posted by tiedye

All funny business aside.. the truth is, all of these symptoms are actually from your love of trance.

depression/dysphoria, loss of appetite... I get all those every time I hear it.

Excess sweating, restlessness, anxiety. . . sounds like one too many trance parties to me.

wow you're trying WAY to hard my friend.

frankie_V · #15 (**permalink**) Jul 19, 06

fuck just stop smokin weed and u wont have to go through withdrawls like these... cant u tell ur a feen already? I know its hard to quit right away but take it in consideration if u already havent.

Go work out or sumthing... build sum strength back up and eat right!

Toxxin Ephekt · #16 (**permalink**) Jul 19, 06

Wtf? You putting Heroin in your joints or something? LOL

tiedye · #17 (**permalink**) Jul 19, 06

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Originally Posted by eighty5

wow you're trying WAY to hard my friend.

how hard is it to type jargon on a keyboard?

liquidblue · #18 (**permalink**) Jul 19, 06

for the pot withdrawl symptoms- they dont last too long. best way to kick a habit is to replace it with something else. Quitting smoking weed 3 yrs ago was one of the best things I did. fuck that stuff made my memory go bye bye.

the only probs i had were falling asleep.

Jonny Dubbs · #19 (**permalink**) Jul 25, 06

my biggest problem when i quit is i cant sleep, like at all. the longest i went was 3 weeks, people said the sleep thing would go away but it didnt. The trick for that i think is to find way to tire yourself out nartually.. run around the block or something..keep busy doing other things..

tiedye · #20 (**permalink**) Jul 25, 06

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Originally Posted by Jonny Dubbs

The trick for that i think is to find way to tire yourself out nartually.. run around the block or something..keep busy doing other things..

stretching works too.. hold each stretch for at least 30 seconds.. same routine you did every day in Phys.Ed.

You'll sleep like a fucking baby

Varney Rae · #21 (**permalink**) Jul 25, 06

Diagnosis A: Your smoking far too much pot if thats the case.
Diagnosis B: If your not smoking that much at all then maybe your just one of the unfortunate ones born to not smoke pot.
If you can fathom that?!

CRiXy · #22 (**permalink**) Jul 31, 06

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Originally Posted by Varney Rae

Diagnosis A: Your smoking far too much pot if thats the case.
Diagnosis B: If your not smoking that much at all then maybe your just one of the unfortunate ones born to not smoke pot.
If you can fathom that?!

Most likely.

Or there's somethign wrong with the weed you're smokin'...

Marijuana should've be addictive like cigarettes, you're just addicted to the idea of having a joint to relieve your stress or whatever.

For myself, I have a rule that I don't blaze unless I have somebody to blaze with. This way I smoke a lot less, and if I really want to stop doing it, I just don't hang out with my blazing buddies.

vaporize · #23 (**permalink**) Jul 31, 06

ya i only smoke to relieve stress, but some of the time i do it just to make things much interesting

-evil-duerr- · #24 (**permalink**) Aug 01, 06

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Originally Posted by CRiXy

Most likely.

Or there's somethign wrong with the weed you're smokin'...

Marijuana should've be addictive like cigarettes, you're just addicted to the idea of having a joint to relieve your stress or whatever.

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there doesnt have to be anything wrong with the weed.
Good weed is more addictive than shitty weed because it has a higher concentration of THC.

its the ammount one uses it that is the main factor in marijuana addiction.

Once a person begins using it daily, which most often happens after the person has already started using the drug by themselves, it will become addictive. Its just chemistry yo

For instance, I can go days without cigarettes, but you dont wanna catch me on a day that i havent smoked any herb. for serious.

ebbomega · #25 (**permalink**) Aug 01, 06

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Originally Posted by Ms.Tarantula

I wonder if smokers are more likely to get addicted to other things then non smokers are..

My guess is yes, they do, but my guess is also that it has little to do with the fact that they smoke and more to do with their personality/lifestyle.

The problem is that any research that would be done on the subject would have to be correlational for ethical reasons (you can't really do a double-blind experiment and make half your subjects start smoking) and the problem with a correlational study is you can't exactly make very many claims on causality...