This is the story of my journey with weed. Thanks so much and be sure to like and subscribe for daily videos documenting this journey. #weed #recovery #sober #story
I am 63 and was a daily weed smoker for 48 straight years. I quit 53 days ago. The first 2 or 3 weeks were absolute hell. For me, weed was highly addictive. I loved it more than life itself. I feel like most of my life I have wasted and weed is partly responsible. I am starting to enjoy my life without being stoned. For me, quitting weed was a good choice.
Are you still off the weed? I'm 50, 30 years as a daily smoker for me, all day too, none for 46 days, cold turkey is only way I can quit anything. You are right first 2 to 3 weeks sucked real bad, mentally. Weed can be a good thing, can be really bad too, once it becomes a habit. Wish I hadn't waited so long to stop. Good luck to you brother.
I started smoking in college too at 27. It became a huge part of my life. I am 31 now and a week ago out of no where I just stopped. I've felt so much better, much more present and I am shocked because Ive always been a huge advocate for plant medicine. It served a purpose and helped me. Now I have the strength to help myself without it. Keep up the Journey! You got this
@@Quittingtogetherno no no… people who truly use it as medicine have things like severe pain/ neuropathy, cancers tumors, real insomnia.. so their lives are shit, it’s not some kid wasting their time and money when they could be doing better things, it’s people who literally want to die while dependent on multiple opioids, and the cannabis has a sparing effect on opioid use, as well as a strong coping effect on managing severe pain, our lives will never be good, like me at the age of 25, I’m lucky I can walk, my pain is invisible, but I’m a total outcast, cannabis for me, benefits me in ways it won’t for someone who doesn’t have real medical problems.
@69 it helped with my neuropathy, and some other things but it the last months my use got way out of hand so ive stopped for the time being. Id be lying if i said that was the express purpose of me smoking but it does actually help when my hand starts spazzing and hurting at times. It has medicinal effects BUT being high for 60 percent of the day isnt medicinal. Also the withdrawals are not that bad if youre used to worse (like ive dealt with personally, though I've left hard drugs behind).
Awesome bro! You are saying right words, it’s been about a month for me being weed free and I feel so released, my memory is sharp now, speed of speech, quick thinking .. all of that is back now. I became confident even more positive because I feel that finally I’m not lazy, big time support from Russia ❤ keep it up , I truly believe that we all can be genuinely happy without any drugs or alcohol, cheers mate
Dude I’m doing a video on that exact thing next! If you habitually smoke, quitting gives you a super power! I’ve done everything high for so long that now that I’m sober, it’s all way easier! Congrats man! I’m proud of you!
Weed isn’t addictive your personality is. I know nurses and doctors that partake on days after their drug tests. It’s about the person and it’s not for everyone I’m quitting myself due to wanting a better job
This is a really relatable experience with weed. I think so many people don’t realize how it truly affects them because using weed daily is their norm and due to THC binding to fat, your levels remain elevated and even when you’re no longer “high” you’re not even close to back to baseline. I smoked and ingested (the edibles were my favorite) for fifteen years and after giving it up I’m much happier.
I was 14 when I started smoking and it was great, I never felt addicted to it most of my life. 7 years later I just went through a horrible break up, and it has quickly become my coping mechanism, the way I am running away from how hurt I feel. I realized today that I am out of weed, and the anxiety I am feeling about where I’m gonna get it from, how I’m gonna get it, and how badly I just want to smoke and not be sober is driving me insane. And it’s the first time I’m starting to notice that my weed consumption might be an issue, and how maybe I am addicted. This video is a good eye opener, and I think it’s time for me to quit and get my life together.
Check out some of my other videos! I really appreciate you commenting your story here. The weed of today is not what it used to be and when we find we can’t go without it that’s when it’s time to take a break. We shouldn’t have to be dependent on anything, I’m proud of you for commenting this and I promise your life will get better once you quit
Awesome story and words of wisdom. Currently 16, and on day 17 of no marijuanna, I was using it as a scapegoat to kinda numb myself to my surroundings (as stupid as that sounds), but when it came to a point where things were finally okay, I was still numb; grades fell off the cliff, my mom started to worry that I couldn’t just be sober and feel content, and the worst was how panicked I felt actually being sober. All of this up until I started having mini panic attacks when I smoked, and when I say I smoked a LOT, I was a 24/7 “had to be high all the time” smoker, and even taking one hit off a bowl would send me into panic. Realized it was either a sign from god or my body telling me something, but I haven’t touched it since. Love you bro wish you all the best ❤
Wow! First off thanks for your transparency. More and more high schoolers are feeling this way. And it’s tough to admit this stuff because so many people say “it’s just weed”. But it drastically messes with our brains. Just know it will take time. Your going to feel like shit but it gets better! I’m so proud of you and at your age, making this choice most likely just changed the whole trajectory of your life for the better!
I smoked weed from when I was 17 until I was 42 almost every day. I just thought it was normal because most of my friends did it. I told myself it was OK to have 1 vice since I don't drink very much at all. Been 6 months weed free...That was the only thing I had in common with many of my friends..the more I went without it the less I wanted to hang put with people that were using.
I’m praying my son come to this realization as soon as possible. He’s only 22, his life is a mess, all he does is smoke insanely concentrated waxy marijuana substance. This started when he was 15 or 16! He has no real friends, it’s all about weed! Weed is way stronger now it’s not benign.
@@Shayitisntso I’m so sorry to hear this but it’s such a common story. “It’s just weed” is no longer the case as it really can make you benign. I was lucky to not start smoking till I was around 23, but it stole 10 years of my life. I am glad for the things it taught me and experiences I had, but I am so glad to be free from it today. Feel free to show your son this video and I would be happy to even speak with him. It’s a really hard addiction to break. Everyone I know who smokes it daily is addicted to it. They just don’t know how bad because they have yet to have to quit.
Day 17 now smoked everyday 15 to 47. Feeling like a new person, wish I did it sooner. First few days hardest by far. Just got my appetite and sleep back to normal. If I can do it anyone can do it. Free your mind your ass will follow. (Junior of platoon)
Totally! I’m so proud of you and thanks for sharing your story! Check out my other videos for additional advice. I’m on day 24 (for the 20th time it feels like) but I also feel better than I ever have! I appreciate your comment! Keep checking back and read some of the stories in the comments. They really have helped me!
@@kerrytingle9616 this video was posted a year ago and I relapsed after that, but have now been clean again for this entire month since the beginning of the year. I’ve never smoked tobacco as I have a heart condition. But one of my closest friends who just quit with me, quit tobacco, cold turkey at the beginning of the year. If you check out my more recent videos, I actually did an interview with him. The video is called interviewing my accountability partner.
@@Quittingtogether Right I understand, see it's harder for you without the tobacco. I was smoking about 8 joints a day then cut them down to about 3 a day this helped me immensely as tried to quit before but too hard, but cutting down helped me not hit the wall when I tried to quit completely. With you only smoking weed it's much tougher for you, don't be hard on yourself. Without the rollys it would be a tough for me. But one step at a time keep with it m8 you got me routing for ya.
Let us remember this: You have to go through a voluntary journey through hell, in order to see the light” In other words, you have to feel worst in order to feel better. You say it on your shirt: “Let there be light”.
Day 25 after 5 years. Almost every negative withdrawal has gone away and I feel so happy having my mind and memory back. I also felt confused all the time and it was really messing with me.
just stumbled on this channel. been struggling for a while thank you for posting this. i feel so fed up with smoking i need to make a change but its so hard but im gonna keep trying. thank u
That’s what my whole goal is man! This channel is mostly for me. To keep myself accountable. If I smoke again, I have to tell all the people who now believe in me.
this has inspired me greatly and i sympathize so much with your story man i too had no idea the control this plant had over me until it was too late keep making videos man
Interesting story. I actually stopped using for 15 years (job drug testing )and just started up again for about 2 years mixed with CBD now. Helping me, so far, quite a bit..but I appreciate multiple perspectives as I'm very aware of how it can become a problem for some folks. I enjoyed listening and I'm glad it's going well for you and hope you get to where you are going peacefully and in good health!
Day 1 again after I don't know how many tries. You seem very relatable. I need an accountability buddy 😂 I even made an app with my doctor, really need to do this for me and my family.
Hey Marie! Keep checking back as I will make sure to post every day. I’m more than happy to help keep you accountable through this channel as that is my main goal! I also highly would suggest going to an MA meeting. It’s amazing and you will hear so many stories!
Yes, I might just have to attend a meeting tbh. I've quit before so I know it's only 4 days I need to do until I can manage withdrawals. Just finding first couple days hell. The nightmares are the worst symptom for me for sure.
Thank you! Yeah that was a really bad year for me. I only made it six months after this video and then got heavy back into smoking weed again. But after this video, I ended up gaining nearly 50 pounds and muscle after working out every day, etc. Before this video I was honestly incredibly suicidal and pressed. It’s unbelievable, what marijuana does to our brains whether we want to admit it or not
@@Quittingtogether Honestly, yea bro. I've had a relationship with Mary J for 16 years now. The longest I quit was for 2 years in my early 20's while travelling. In recent years my longest breaks have never lasted more than a month. I seem to experience anhedonia in everything I do because taking my RSO just gives me this euphoric feeling that I want everyday and like you, I could give a shit about alcohol. Idk man, it's hard but I really want to quit it even for just 6 months to show myself I can. Any tips?
I've never been addicted to a substance before but I still liked this video. So many people say weed isn't addictive but I've seen many people completely loose control too it. I don't think there's "good drugs and bad drugs" It just depends on the person.
Totally. I’ve seen teachers tell stories of excellent students who start smoking weed and everything about them changes. It’s so sad. But that’s kind of who I was. I didn’t start smoking till after college. I can’t imagine if I had started earlier.
A lot of people feel that way. But eventually it will catch up with you. I smoked every day for over a decade and felt like a genuinely was benefiting me. It wasn’t until I took the time to try to quit when I realized how I addicted I was.
Idk.. I'm in my late 30s and been a regular weed user since my early 20s.. I'm a software engineer and it def helps me focus when I write code.. also an amazing pre workout
@raekwonwashington13 of course.. I only started having edibles as a pre workout a year or so ago and I feel better mind to muscle connection.. and as far as coding, it's not like I smoke all day, so most of my work hours I'm actually sober.. but if I have some complex shit to solve, I do it at night, usually after the gym where I took the edibles beforehand
You cant be moderate with radioactive stuff. It will brake you in half be you flesh or metal. Weed from all drugs is least harmful to body without any debate. But its very hard mentally if you smoke 1-2-5g daily. It can also make you lose your potential. It will make you feel bad about your self. You are HUMAN strongest on earth. All things you can do and you end up just smoking stupid plant and visual your life. FUCK THAT! WEED IS FOR OLD PEOPLE! NOT FOR YOUNG WITH AMBITION!
Totally! The amount of young people I’ve seen who have so many mental health issues because they started smoking so young is astounding. People that had all the potential in the world became just lazy, and overwhelmed with weed on the brain.
100%. And when you get to a point in your life where you realize there are certain things in your life that you can’t do in moderation that’s what you need to cut out.
@@Quittingtogether I will, thanks for the support, I have learned two facts about smoking weed by watching these videos, it dims the spirit, and for hyperactive minds like me, it calmed me down. But what goes up, must come down, even if you have all the money in the world to continue smoking, eventually you get desensitized and the highs are not like they used to be.
@@fsully3379 oh, dude definitely. Whenever I quit weed I feel like I’m on crack. My ideas, race and all of that stuff. But I need to learn how to calm that down on my own. I can’t become dependent on a substance to do that for me.
Something I've learned about myself, and this may not apply to you but for me I look at weed from this perspective: humans have been using drugs almost daily for 1000's of years so if you can live happily with something then you might as well. For me I needed to take a break from weed, it was making me lazy and depressed but I still enjoy weed and it has it's time and place, I would go as far to say that I love weed but do I smoke it everyday? no, do I smoke it every week? no, what I learned is moderation, I don't hold myself accountable for never smoking again but I realize how enjoyable life is without it and how being sober and finding the join within yourself can be very nice but if I'm with a buddy, it's a special occasion and we want to spark one up, ay what's the harm? I probably smoke less than once a month now and I can say my relationship and appreciation for this substance has grown tremendously since I stopped abusing it daily.
Hey, I am on day 13 after smoking weed for around 25 years. Finding it so hard at the moment. I am going to follow your journey and we can do it together!
Posted me comment before watching the video. I have seen a few people talk about the subject but you are the first that I really relate to. Not sure if we have any support groups in the uk but going to check on that now. This is going to be a long journey. I am so interested in helping people in the same situation. Good luck. Can’t wait for the next upload
Craig! Thanks so much! I’ve been uploading one short a day. And I’ll try to do one longer video each week. I’m proud of you for making it 13 days so far! There are MA meetings that you can go to through Zoom that happen pretty much 24 seven. Let me know if you need help finding any information about it! Thanks so much for following me and I look forward to joining this journey with you
Just saw you liked the comment and thought I would share where I am day 15. I am in England it’s nearly 6am, I have taken a sleeping tablet and still have not slept all night! Had such a shit day yesterday! I am going to give up trying to sleep now and going to get some positive attitude on! I can’t let my mind control me. I am going to take control!
@@craignash6621 dude the sleeping is definitely the hardest part for me as well. I’ve been taking some melatonin to help. It’s tough because I know I could go and smoke a joint and sleep so well but that’s not gonna solve the problem long-term.
I am determined not to give in! I have absolutely nothing against weed and people who do smoke it! I know I will again one day but now is not the time, it’s left me financially ruined. I could easily go and get some now but it’s not just my life it hurts it’s my family. I love my family more than I love weed! Let’s keep going! I’ll have a look for the MA meetings. Would love to help others through it!
@@Quittingtogether each day better. More mental clarity, more energy, better readings, living better the simple moments of the life. I intend to continue in this journey. Thanks for your channel!
@@DanielFerreira-bh4fz that’s awesome! One day at a time! And thanks for that! Check the other videos for more things I’ve learned so far on this journey!
Yo. Here cuz I smoke a lot of that Za, but I'm not here to hate or be funny. The reason I use it is because well, I was silly by taking meds that were absolutely not meant for me. It led to some actual damage and cannabis really helps me cope and feel better and there's research to support why it actually helps. Just wanted to let you know I'm gonna watch the video cuz I wanna hear about this and keep an open mind. One love folks, wish you all the best on your journeys. Changing serious habits isn't impossible or too difficult, never forget it. Keep your chins up
Thanks for sharing your story! You’re right. It can definitely help. But, just make sure you don’t end up replacing one addiction with another. I have a video on that as well! Thanks for stopping by! I wish you the best. :)
@@Quittingtogether yes it’s day 2 I haven’t smoked cuz I don’t want , I was 2 weeks weed free and went to my friend and relapsed not by myself I am not even thinking about weed but of course the withdrawals are still here
@@zankthegreat4291 it’s so important! For me, I had to physically put everything in a really thick trash bag and smash it. It was very cathartic mean something I definitely needed.
@@Quittingtogether thank you ! So far, sooo good. "So much space for activities" - weed was like a full time job. I'm rediscovering life again. I also joined an online NA group which has been fantastic
interesting, I don't typically think of weed as being addictive at all. I use it occasionally but often I'll go for weeks or even months in between using it and I won't even think about it at all. I've even had a whole year sober. Even when I was a stupid teenager and smoked heavily, I was eventually able to realise I was being incredibly stupid and just stopped completely. The one that's been an actual huge struggle for me is nicotine... now that shit is hard to kick. But hey good for you man, being able to recognize something just isn't for you and being able to stay away from it is always a good thing.
It’s definitely different for everyone! For my wife it’s not addictive, but if you continue to read the comments on my channel, you will see how addictive it has been for so many people. There are currently over 500,000 people in marijuana anonymous.
Day 102 and anxiety free, I started smoking weed in 1978 aged 17 ,since your a musician my favourite album from 1978 was Stained Class by Judas Priest a heavy metal band. I gave up weed in 1991 aged 30 after Jehovahs Witnesses hijacked my mind ,I left the cult in 2018 aged 57, in 2019 I thought smoking weed again after a 28 year break would be fun again and help me cope with been shunned by my family and friends ,weed did and didn't the magic didn't last it created anxiety then relieved it a vicious cycle. Sober is my new high, I,m free from weed and religion which I believe both have a good and bad side to them like most things in life. Justin Porter ex jw.
Justin! This was awesome to read. I’m so glad that you have not only quit marijuana but left your religion as psychologically both things can really take a negative toll on people. Thank you so much for commenting and telling your story. Keep checking back for more daily Contant!
@@Quittingtogether Thanks mate, here in Australia 🇦🇺 weed is illegal, which is a pain in the donkey, they should ban alcohol 🍸too. So it,s always frustrating trying to score, it,s day 104 for me. I couldn't imagine trying to give up weed in a legal country where you can just go to the dispensary anytime of the day. I feel so light headed, tranquil, my dreams are so realistic where my JW friends and family don't shun me ,there so kind and loving in dream land, in reality they shun me. Nicole my beautiful wife doesn't smoke weed and is over the moon I've quit, my reward,,.... secret married couple,s business . Justin Porter ex jw
Its literally all in your head ive smoked since i was 12 im 27 now and i was a daily smoker now i can go weeks without and not even think about it . On that note imma roll up
Well, I would suggest packing the biggest bowl or joint or whatever. Put on your favorite music and have a farewell sesh. Anything left throw out in a dirty trash can so you don’t pull it out later. Then go to your first MA meeting!
yes you are right, weed can be addictive... to some people. For a lot of people it can actually save their life. Hence why there is medical marijuana in pretty much every state. You would be surprised how many opiate addicts that used weed to save their life. Everyone is different, everyone has different vices. It is not 1 size fits all when it comes to addiction or marijuana. I have smoked herb the majority of my life (32 years old) and I will go plenty of days without smoking because of choice.... I am now getting to the end of your video and I will say kudos for not talking shit on it and ultimately saying what I am, everyone is different. Best of luck in your journey of life!
Dude I totally understand everyone is different. To be fair, opioids are also prescribed and used as medicine. Everyone is different. But for me, I love weed so much that I can’t keep it to a moderation. I have tried so many times and failed. My wife, can smoke once a month and not think twice about it. Everyone is different. This is simply to help those who need it like myself. Thanks for your comment and for checking in.! Subscribe and let’s go on this journey together.
Good luck, sleep disruption should quickly subside as marijuana is not addictive. But if your used to feeling a certain way when you go to bed and now you don't well that abnormal feeling is the hardest part and that will keep you awake, also the nightmares livid dreams, watch something nice before you go to bed and think happy thoughts. I have over simplified, but trust me if there is one thing, I know it's insomnia. A few months ago, perfect storm stress, stopped taking my anxiety depression medication because that truly f*cked me and also stopped smoking green. Result 30-40 hours awake mostly standing all day, unable to sit for more than a minute or two, driving was a challenge changed the radio station every 5 seconds, anyway I would sleep 20 minutes, if lucky 2 hours before jumping out of bed and repeating the process, randomly crying, feeling of utter despair, thinking I would feel that way forever. I got prescribed seeping medication, but I didn't touch it, I just wanted it for a crutch, soon as I knew it was an option, I actually started to sleep a little easier. To paraphrase Churchill when you are going through hell keep going. I'm still not normal. But eventually I will be, my smoking habit is now much less and going days without it at all, last time I smoked was Friday and I'm fine with that, but my biggest fear is sleep, if my insomnia were to return to its previous level, I'm not sure my brain or body could cope, I don't think I've had enough time to recover from the month of almost no sleep. I had lots going on so it's not all down to the green, I actually didn't want to smoke the green during that period because I felt like I need to reboot and clean my brain. Prescription medication left emotionally blunted couldn't feel much at all and it's hard to improve your situation when you don't give a sh*t add a few ounces of weed and you don't care at all. Anyway, just like you are posting these videos for yourself, I think my own post is mostly cathartic so it may well make little sense. But I've subscribed and hit the bell and would like to know more. I wish you the best of luck on your journey. If I may offer a small word of advice when stopping something don't think about what you're giving up, think about what you have gained.
I love this so much! Thank you for the kind words. I’m so glad you have Decided to start taking care of some of that stuff. Insomnia is definitely the biggest fear for me when I quit smoking, but it has gotten a lot better recently and I honestly enjoy the crazy dreams even if during them it’s a little too wild lol keep checking back and please keep checking in I would love to hear how your journey progresses thanks!
It varies depending on the person. Like many things, it's about moderation. A lot of people that smoke, smoke everyday. Idk one person that smokes and only smokes "moderately". If you do things in moderation , it's far healthier for you body and mind. Especially when talking about substance use. I keep seeing these videos and it's not like I can't stop smoking, ik I can, it's more like I don't want to or have the need to. But that's just me. The biggest fear I have of quitting really would be how stoned I'd be after not smoking for a couple weeks then hitting some gas. 😂
I’ll tell you this. Every person I know who smokes regularly and says “I know I can quit” but has not tried doesn’t realize how subconsciously addicted they are to it. Try to go 30 days and see if you can. If you’re really not addicted it will be easy. Then let’s check back in!
@@Quittingtogether I can go 30 days. I'm not addicted to weed. If you are physically addicted to weed, I'd check your sources source bc that ain't weed🤣 all seriousness though, I stop for 30 days to go right back out of CHOICE. I'll start Jan 1st and end Jan 31st. I'm ab to be fried out of my mind the 31st. Let's get it. Good lil T break never killed no one.
@@jello3671 I hear you. But I will believe it when I see it! Even if it’s a T break let’s do it! Keep checking back cause I want to hear about your progress!
It is so difficult. Why? Because it’s addictive as hell. But that’s how you know it’s time. It gets easier if you can make it past the first week or so. Follow my channel and ask any questions. I’m happy to help!
All of the medical science that has been done on this topics as that it absolutely is. Especially the weed we have today. If you have some sort of scientific research that says the opposite, I would be happy to hear it.
@@Quittingtogether Been smoking reefer every day for the last 20 years been addicted to alcohol reefer saved my life peace walk hard says it all ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7npWDyxB7d8.html
Why would you smoke 24/7 and wonder why it's not working? Too much of anything isn't good for you. Hell, too many vitamins are bad for you. I find it a great way to relax after work. Addictive? I've quit for a year multiple occasions when I didn't have to, in fact, can't smoke now because my job that I like random tests so no bueno. If they federally legalize it or after I retire, it's on! Take it easy guys, don't overdo it and wonder why it's not working, that's silly
No, I’ve tried to quit many times, but the voice surgery gave me a reason to have to stop either way so it felt like it would be a good time to make that commitment. I fell back into it, but have started again at the beginning of this year. Check out some of my newer videos!
Lucky 🍀 I’m crazy without it lmao 🤣 I got very bad PTSD and have ADD people like me actually need it everyday because if I didn’t I would of been dead by now from trying to kill myself or they put you on crazy ass 💊 pills…. But good for you if you don’t have mental problems. Remember you can heal a broking bone not a broking 🧠
While I appreciate your comment, all of the medical research and studies that have been done on, this would actually suggest that it’s causing a lot of your problems at this point. It fixes them temporarily and then you go through a withdrawal where you feel like you’re going crazy because you don’t have it. I also have severe PTSD and have been diagnosed with ADHD and the reality is I feel so much better now that I have quit. When I first tried to quit, everything felt way worse obviously. But there’s no study out there that would say marijuana does not make ADHD symptoms far worse. I’m not here to tell anyone they have to quit but I’m just letting you know if you tried to go six months without it you would absolutely start feeling better after the first few weeks. All of the scientific research shows that. Good luck with whatever you decide to do! Also, telling yourself that you cannot heal a broken brain is objectively not true, and I am a perfect example of that. Everything can heal with time and practice, but when we tell ourselves that it can’t, we are only doing a disservice to ourselves. I’m not judging but it feels like you have made a lot of excuses for yourself as to why you would like to keep smoking weed or as to why you need it. I wish you the best!
Well, I’m glad that works for some people. Thank God that’s not true boroughs pretty much every other country that isn’t Christian would be really screwed. However, if that’s what helps people I’m all for it.
It’s like sex, or food, or anything really. It’s suppose to be sacred. Our society doesn’t keep anything sacred anymore, it’s all just pleasure seeking. For example being naked in Jesus time wouldn’t have been considered bad because there wasn’t sex or sun attatched to it, but today we objectify women really bad and encourage them to do the same, so it isn’t sacred anymore. And being naked it normally a sexual thing now, it’s not natural. It’s the mindset that’s the problem and people just being too distracted to educate themselves. God is first, weed is fine but again you gotta keep it sacred and not make it a issue some people don’t react well chemically period. And weed nowadays isn’t always organic, it’s industry has branched to it becoming chemically altered. So be safe keep god first keep everything sacred and be humble and do your work and take care of your family and your neighbors and there you go you beat idolizing anything that could mentally enslave you. I still smoke cannabis so I don’t recommend using anything, abstinence is amazing and for children. Only adults and those that need medicinal help should have access to cannabis education. It’s great if it benefits you cool but know that smoking anything is not natural and harmful! And chemically altering anything will bring forth different reactions. The herb is great but best of luck man you dont need anything don’t idolize a plant I believe in you and yea I might quit myself so I can get a better job
H is obviously really bad. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t lots of people who are addicted to weed. It ruined so much of my life. It can be a wonderful thing in moderation. But for some people they simply take it to far
