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    Default How long do marijuana withdrawal symptoms last

    Here’s an interesting article about how long marijuana withdrawal symptoms last and studies that have been done on the subject. It talks about withdrawal symptoms peaking within around two to four days and lasting for up to around ten days, although one of the studies say’s that symptoms peaked within seven to ten days of marijuana abstinence. Although all studies said that after twenty eight days most people are back to normal, apart from symptoms of irritability and physical tension which can remain slightly elevated for longer. So whether you feel the worst after just a few days, or just over a week later may vary depending on the individual, but most people are feeling much better after about a month.

    These are just averages, we all heal at different rates and some experience marijuana withdrawal symptoms more so than others, so don’t panic if you have a experience that is different. But I hope it gives you an indication of what most people can expect.



    http://www.psychiatrictimes.com/disp...1?pageNumber=1
    These are just some sayings, quotes and philosophies which I believe apply to the situation of marijuana addiction as well as life in general. Read them if you want to, of course it’s up to you if you agree or not but it never hurts to think.

    “If you feel the need to go through life anesthetized you should ask what is wrong with your life?” – by doesn’t matter

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    “Irrationality is a very slippery slope and can end in all sorts of trouble.” - by doesn’t matter

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    "Even if you are a minority of one, the truth is the truth." - by doesn’t matter

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    “We should not be taught what to think but rather how to think. Nothing should be beyond question. That which is unquestionable is the most dangerous of all!” - by doesn’t matter

    “Just because it doesn’t happen to everybody doesn’t mean it can’t happen to anybody.” - by doesn’t matter

    Why is marijuana addictive for some but not others? – Genetic Predisposition

    Why not take the cannabis addiction test? Then if you genuinely believe you are not addicted try going just 2 weeks without it. If you are not addicted it won’t be a problem. Isn’t it worth it just to make sure you don’t have a drug dependency? Marijuana withdraw symptoms can take a number of days to kick in, how do you know you are not hooked if you don’t go long enough without the drug to find out?

    “It’s better to inspire than force.” - by doesn’t matter

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    My withdrawal symptoms lasted a couple of weeks.


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    Question Marijuana Addiction

    That’s interesting, what have the rest of you out there experienced?
    These are just some sayings, quotes and philosophies which I believe apply to the situation of marijuana addiction as well as life in general. Read them if you want to, of course it’s up to you if you agree or not but it never hurts to think.

    “If you feel the need to go through life anesthetized you should ask what is wrong with your life?” – by doesn’t matter

    "What would you wish you’d done before you died?" – by doesn’t matter

    "Whether you think that you can, or think that you can't, you are usually right." - by doesn’t matter

    "You are only powerless if you think you are." - by doesn’t matter

    “Control your future or something else will. Self control and personal responsibility are always best.” - by doesn’t matter

    "You often can’t convince a believer of the irrational of a rational argument because they don’t think rationally to begin with." - by doesn’t matter

    “Irrationality is a very slippery slope and can end in all sorts of trouble.” - by doesn’t matter

    "Just because someone else says it’s true or you want it to be the case doesn’t necessarily make it so, evidence and reason are the only good reasons for believing anything otherwise you will be easily deceived." - by doesn’t matter

    "Even if you are a minority of one, the truth is the truth." - by doesn’t matter

    "A closed mind can’t be corrected." - by doesn’t matter

    "It doesn’t matter who said it just whether it’s true or not." - by doesn’t matter

    “We should not be taught what to think but rather how to think. Nothing should be beyond question. That which is unquestionable is the most dangerous of all!” - by doesn’t matter

    “Just because it doesn’t happen to everybody doesn’t mean it can’t happen to anybody.” - by doesn’t matter

    Why is marijuana addictive for some but not others? – Genetic Predisposition

    Why not take the cannabis addiction test? Then if you genuinely believe you are not addicted try going just 2 weeks without it. If you are not addicted it won’t be a problem. Isn’t it worth it just to make sure you don’t have a drug dependency? Marijuana withdraw symptoms can take a number of days to kick in, how do you know you are not hooked if you don’t go long enough without the drug to find out?

    “It’s better to inspire than force.” - by doesn’t matter

    BFB (Quitted with self control and personal responsibility, 6 marijuana free years and counting!)

    If this forum has helped you please pay it forward and help Kiva. Help others help themselves!!! Peace and love!!!


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    Default Cold Turkey

    I am going cold turkey..I smoked everyday for decades..but waited until after work..except on weekends, when it was as soon as my coffee was poured. I wont miss the burned out feeling that hit on Sat afternoons..
    I know I will be cranky and irritible but I think this forum will help me vent to folks that understand..good luck to all of you.


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    Default How long will this last?!

    I've been sick for about a week now, three of the days being throwing up anything I try and eat, even water. I've probably read everything on the internet about withdrawals but I was wondering if anybody else suffered this long?


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    Default Wihdrawal symptoms

    I have been smoking for 5 years, at the end, 3 to 4 a night. i have been free of it for 2 weeks 2moro, and this morning i had a full blown panic attack. pins and needles, cold sweats, creeping skin and horrid dreams. i had a similar attack last weekend, but was at a wedding so drank thru it!

    Its now 7.20 at night and im feeling a lot better. it was very very scary but once i realised what it was i could calm down.

    deffo get out and exercise if you can. and dont give in...


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    Hi guys,

    Last time I detoxed (May 2008)I was sick (vomiting..all the things u described)for 4 days..felt like utter cr'ap. I'v been detoxing nearly 9 weeks now (cold turkey)and this time I didn't feel so ill...headaches, shakiness etc but no throwing up...caved and had a few j's (don't do it, its not worth it..u think u feel bad now, but trust me it makes everything worse!) but have been completely without a j for 4 weeks and 3 days and I am still experiencing anxiety but I'm noticing it lessens a little every day..still having trouble sleeping and with the whole emotions thing..one minute I'm up, the next I'm down...and the dreams are still a worry, but again, its nothing like what it was when I first came off mj and cos I realise its part of the proccess I'm handling things pretty well. Don't give up, any of u...ur doing really well. Its hard but worth it. U will feel betta soon I promise...can't give u an exact time frame, cos everyone is different, but I'm hoping that things ease for you really quickly..its bad enough having to go thru the normal symptoms of detoxing without dealing with feeling nauseous as well. The only thing I can tell u for sure is that the longer you go without pot, the better things become with all the symtoms, both physical and emotional. Please keep us posted...we really do want to help...good luck and stay strong. Peace.


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    Default Additional to withdrawal symptoms

    I meant to put in my comment; many thanks for this forum. just reading it helped me so much and i could begin to explain not just to myself but to my girlfriend exactly what i was experiencing even tho my pride was in more pain than myself!

    also, dont resort to booze, i only put that as an example of how badly i reacted before even realising it was withdrawal.

    i was always told there are no symptoms and weed isnt addictive. everyone is different i know but, i for one will not be smoking weed again, just aint worth it.

    i really hope this helps in someway to anyone who is feeling like i am, as 2moro is a new day and the comments on this forum helped me calm down and realise that!


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    whats the average on boys who become violently ill cant sleep cant eat cant go to the loo so they try to make themselves chuck
    and get niggly if they havent had it much that day

    and also
    goes on a cruise for over a week and is fine.. but i guess alot of jack daniels and cokes would help keep you distracted


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    I quit after 3 years of smoking from the time I got up to sleep at night, had quit in the past with horrible withdraw symptoms. This time however I had relatively few withdraw symptoms except cravings, mood fluctuation, apetite change, and insomnia(which is still ongoing). The first two lasted about 3-4 weeks, but the insomnia seems to not be going away at this point even though I'm up to 3 months sober.



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