lol I quit...after 40 years... nothing happened but Liz Benton recently quit weed after smoking it at least once a day for seven years — and

mistergrafik · Dec 7, 2020

.Smoke said:
Reporter who got PTSD from firing a rifle responds to critics - Washington Examiner

A New York Daily News reporter who said his experience with an AR-15-style rifle gave him temporary post-traumatic stress disorder said Wednesday that he has never received so much hate mail in his three decades in journalism. "I don't mind spirited debate, but many correspondents told me that...

www.google.com

In today's society...unfortunately yes.
It's true...

Holy Jesus. Don't you have to be in war?? TF is wroong with some people. That's some attention seeking behavior shit lol

mistergrafik · Dec 7, 2020

"But what if a weapons manufacturer could fashion a handgun that would fire a nuclear blast — an atomic version of an AR-15, if you will,"
- said the guy who was bruised body mind and spirit by firing a regular AR-15

Just when I was gathering some bits of hope 4 humanity

mistergrafik · Dec 7, 2020

.Smoke said:
I did go to war.
WHICH IS WHY I SMOKE AND DON'T TAKE PILLS!

dumb asses....

"They've got a pill for that"

Big Medi manufacture DOPE

The Hippy · Dec 7, 2020

Wastei · Dec 7, 2020

Someone who says Cannabis is physically addictive could never been addicted to anything else.

Try go off Opiates or benzos and come back. It's like a walk in the park compared to that. Psychological addiction yes, physical? Not that much.

I personally get more withdrawal from quitting coffee than weed because it's known to be more physically addictive.

mistergrafik · Dec 7, 2020

Wastei said:
Someone who says Cannabis is physically addictive could never been addicted to anything else.

Try go off Opiates or benzos and come back. It's like a walk in the park compared to that. Psychological addiction yes, physical? Not that much.

I personally get more withdrawal from quitting coffee than weed because it's known to be more physically addictive.

Quitting coffee? It's so good though

dbz · Dec 7, 2020

Wastei said:
Someone who says Cannabis is physically addictive could never been addicted to anything else.

Try go off Opiates or benzos and come back. It's like a walk in the park compared to that. Psychological addiction yes, physical? Not that much.

I personally get more withdrawal from quitting coffee than weed because it's known to be more physically addictive.

I quit carbs and went on a Keto diet and got more sick than from quitting cannabis.

mysunnyboy · Dec 7, 2020

dbz said:
I quit carbs and went on a Keto diet and got more sick than from quitting cannabis.

I believe that

Kassiopeija · Dec 7, 2020

mistergrafik said:
Quitting coffee? It's so good though

best is to quit for 6 weeks, then the first one after such a time has a much stronger positive and uplifting effect.

mistergrafik · Dec 7, 2020

Kassiopeija said:
best is to quit for 6 weeks, then the first one after such a time has a much stronger positive and uplifting effect.

* puts down cup *

interesting... It has been dull lately.

6 weeks? Why 6?

Kassiopeija · Dec 7, 2020

.Smoke said:
Reporter who got PTSD from firing a rifle responds to critics - Washington Examiner

A New York Daily News reporter who said his experience with an AR-15-style rifle gave him temporary post-traumatic stress disorder said Wednesday that he has never received so much hate mail in his three decades in journalism. "I don't mind spirited debate, but many correspondents told me that...

www.google.com

no wonder, this guy is really too stupid....

"Yes, this weapon scared the crap out of me," he added, arguing that the AR-15 is a "weapon of mass destruction"

Trollolol

Kassiopeija · Dec 7, 2020

mistergrafik said:
* puts down cup *

interesting... It has been dull lately.

6 weeks? Why 6?

for the neurons to recover. I've always made these breaks in the past, so 6 weeks is a good timeframe by my own experience.

the science says a mere 5 days is necessary for the neurons return to normal but I can feel a huge difference between a short pause and a long.

mistergrafik · Dec 7, 2020

Kassiopeija said:
for the neurons to recover. I've always made these breaks in the past, so 6 weeks is a good timeframe by my own experience.

the science says a mere 5 days is necessary for the neurons return to normal but I can feel a huge difference between a short pause and a long.

Well I am going to try this and see what happens :eyesmoke:

After this cup, of course.

Kassiopeija · Dec 7, 2020

mistergrafik said:
Well I am going to try this and see what happens

After this cup, of course.

good luck, don't cheat yourself with caffeine from tea

dbz · Dec 7, 2020

Kassiopeija said:
for the neurons to recover. I've always made these breaks in the past, so 6 weeks is a good timeframe by my own experience.

the science says a mere 5 days is necessary for the neurons return to normal but I can feel a huge difference between a short pause and a long.

For me a week or two seems to do it, although it may be more pronounced after a few weeks. I feel the same way with psilocybin Although with that I wouldn't even take ps two days in a row. Find a day, then wait 2-3 weeks minimum for next time.

curious2garden · Dec 7, 2020

Kassiopeija said:
for the neurons to recover. I've always made these breaks in the past, so 6 weeks is a good timeframe by my own experience.

the science says a mere 5 days is necessary for the neurons return to normal but I can feel a huge difference between a short pause and a long.

Cannabinoids are fat soluble and therefore by products of their metabolism are stored in our adipose tissue. Six weeks is about right to completely clear your system from them. As for your neuronal space, serotonin and dopamine levels 5-7 days is about right but depending on the amount stored in fat cells transient effects can still be felt.

PS that's why if you've been an enthusiastic user of cannabis (especially edibles) it will take anywhere from 6-8 weeks to post a completely clear screen and why you should NEVER go in for a screen in a catabolic state.

mistergrafik · Dec 8, 2020

Kassiopeija said:
good luck, don't cheat yourself with caffeine from tea

Day 1 isn't so bad - I was thinking about my espresso all morning though.

Happened to actually get more done this morning lol :eyesmoke:

I think it makes sense now when I hear " a cup of coffee turns into a long day "

curious2garden · Dec 8, 2020

mistergrafik said:
Day 1 isn't so bad - I was thinking about my espresso all morning though.

Happened to actually get more done this morning lol

I think it makes sense now when I hear " a cup of coffee turns into a long day "

LOL You forgot the words, "so far". If you've been a conspicuous consumer of caffeine you are going to get a vasodilation headache when it's fully gone. Be ready for it. If it's really bad have a small amount of regular coffee or black tea. There's nothing wrong with tapering it off a bit so you don't get a wicked h/a. This can least about 72 hours while it fades away.

Best of luck on this.

mistergrafik · Dec 8, 2020

curious2garden said:
LOL You forgot the words, "so far". If you've been a conspicuous consumer of caffeine you are going to get a vasodilation headache when it's fully gone. Be ready for it. If it's really bad have a small amount of regular coffee or black tea. There's nothing wrong with tapering it off a bit so you don't get a wicked h/a. This can least about 72 hours while it fades away.

Best of luck on this.

Much appreciated ! I drink coffee multiple times a day - it's like cigarettes to a dive bar enthusiast

I think I should start preparing haha!!

curious2garden · Dec 8, 2020

mistergrafik said:
Much appreciated ! I drink coffee multiple times a day - it's like cigarettes to a dive bar enthusiast

I think I should start preparing haha!!

LOL and don't feel you failed if you need to have a small amount. Just taper off and be comfortable. Good for you for changing things up too.

lol I quit...after 40 years... nothing happened but Liz Benton recently quit weed after smoking it at least once a day for seven years — and

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