How to quit poppers, a non-assholes guide.

HardDrive · Dec 16, 2018

HashnWeed666 said:

Lmao as @Father Ted said gay people still use them over here to open up the Chocolate alley... They did get banned with the legal highs law but they just renamed them as room fresheners ect to get round it
My friend used to do them for a buzz he used to always say he got a headache after doing it lol
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Room fresheners....haha. Guess that cured the shit smell in the air for the butt pirates

Thatsweetsweetmaryjane · Oct 5, 2019

AlyJML said:

How to quit smoking poppers. (Canadians way of saying weed and tobacco)

This guide is for people who feel like there is no hope in quitting. Addiction regardless if it’s tobacco or heroin is all addiction and should be treated as such. Most forums will tell you otherwise, but that isn't the case.

First thing to recognize is all of the symptoms you are expecting to feel when quitting, you probably won’t. I didn’t quit for 4 years because I had convinced myself my anxiety would be so bad all i would experience is panic attacks and anxiety.. This was not the case at all.

Everyone of course reacts differently, but there is a huge difference between smoking 3 cigarettes in a day from poppers and smoking a pack a day and then some. Although it seems like a lot, your body will not have as strong of a time letting go of the nicotine because there just truthfully isn’t that much in your system to begin with..

Will power is your number one friend and enemy when quitting. You will need to be able to have the will power to throw away your cigarettes, and put away or get rid of all of your smoking devices. You may think you’ll be able to quit poppers by just smoking weed, however nicotine kills your ability to get high with weed.. so you will most likely end up smoking, not feeling high and just wishing you had smoked a popper. Which will lead to intense cravings, so my advice would be quit both for a week and then slowly introduce JUST weed itself again.

Having someone with you , who can take you out of your house is very important as well. Ask a friend or family member to take a day or two off work (or wait until they have a day or two off work to quit) just make sure you set a date, and stick to it. If you are just sitting in the same spot where you are used to smoking poppers you will constantly have the feeling of wanting to sit down and smoke a popper. Leaving the house for the first 2 days will make the transition easier, and having someone to help you not cave and revert back to your old ways helps.. a lot.

not everyone has the option though to ask a friend or family member to help them, this doesn’t mean anything changes, leaving the house is still the best option.. Just perhaps do something that doesn’t require more than one person.. a simple walk to a store or coffee shop can kill enough time to pass the intense cravings.

Day 1 and 2 will be the worst, these are the days you will need to be most resilient for.. doing anything and everything to distract yourself because the whole time you will be like “i could really smoke right now”.. expect a lot of emotions you aren’t used to, for instance crying or being very irritable.. as well as sleep will be very strange. You will sweat quite a lot.. And even though most people say you gain an appetite you may experience for the first few days that you can’t eat much of anything… And things after the 3rd day will start tasting very strange. You may find your favourite foods no longer taste like your favourite foods.. not to be alarmed you will go back to a normal palette but this is your chance to taste foods you normally would hate, because the nicotine is no longer there to mess up how food tastes for you… for regular cigarette smokers they have so much nicotine in their system, their body doesn’t fully realize its withdrawing until day 3 on, however, with poppers as mentioned before you don’t have that much nicotine in your system. By day 3 it will be entirely gone , and a large majority of the intense cravings will also be gone. You just need to be strong for the first 3 days.

You will begin experiencing a lot of things you haven’t since you began smoking.. lack of anxiety , bursts of motivation that weren’t there prior. A different outlook on life, you may even find you are disgusted by the thought of smoking a popper just after a few days of quitting.

You are googling how to quit smoking poppers because you feel like the addiction is so hard to beat, you have no idea where to start on your own. Realize the only person who has control over this, is you. If you doubt your ability to quit, the chance you are to give up on yourself is greater. If you truly want to quit, think of all the reasons why you don’t want to smoke anymore. Whether it be from losing a lot of weight, always having headaches, the taste being gross, constantly getting throat infections, having major anxiety, the list goes on and on for reasons why you should quit, there isn’t very many reasons why you should continue…

This wasn’t meant to be preachy, I googled how to quit poppers when i wanted to quit as well. All i could find was a bunch of people shaming saying “popper addiction” isn’t real, when it is all too real.. Had i of found any advice, I probably would of quit sooner than 4 years… so even if this helps even one person get off the habit of smoking poppers than I was successful in what I wanted to achieve.
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I'm from Canada and this really helped me man thank you!

linsmiff · Oct 30, 2019

AlyJML said:

How to quit smoking poppers. (Canadians way of saying weed and tobacco)

This guide is for people who feel like there is no hope in quitting. Addiction regardless if it’s tobacco or heroin is all addiction and should be treated as such. Most forums will tell you otherwise, but that isn't the case.

First thing to recognize is all of the symptoms you are expecting to feel when quitting, you probably won’t. I didn’t quit for 4 years because I had convinced myself my anxiety would be so bad all i would experience is panic attacks and anxiety.. This was not the case at all.

Everyone of course reacts differently, but there is a huge difference between smoking 3 cigarettes in a day from poppers and smoking a pack a day and then some. Although it seems like a lot, your body will not have as strong of a time letting go of the nicotine because there just truthfully isn’t that much in your system to begin with..

Will power is your number one friend and enemy when quitting. You will need to be able to have the will power to throw away your cigarettes, and put away or get rid of all of your smoking devices. You may think you’ll be able to quit poppers by just smoking weed, however nicotine kills your ability to get high with weed.. so you will most likely end up smoking, not feeling high and just wishing you had smoked a popper. Which will lead to intense cravings, so my advice would be quit both for a week and then slowly introduce JUST weed itself again.

Having someone with you , who can take you out of your house is very important as well. Ask a friend or family member to take a day or two off work (or wait until they have a day or two off work to quit) just make sure you set a date, and stick to it. If you are just sitting in the same spot where you are used to smoking poppers you will constantly have the feeling of wanting to sit down and smoke a popper. Leaving the house for the first 2 days will make the transition easier, and having someone to help you not cave and revert back to your old ways helps.. a lot.

not everyone has the option though to ask a friend or family member to help them, this doesn’t mean anything changes, leaving the house is still the best option.. Just perhaps do something that doesn’t require more than one person.. a simple walk to a store or coffee shop can kill enough time to pass the intense cravings.

Day 1 and 2 will be the worst, these are the days you will need to be most resilient for.. doing anything and everything to distract yourself because the whole time you will be like “i could really smoke right now”.. expect a lot of emotions you aren’t used to, for instance crying or being very irritable.. as well as sleep will be very strange. You will sweat quite a lot.. And even though most people say you gain an appetite you may experience for the first few days that you can’t eat much of anything… And things after the 3rd day will start tasting very strange. You may find your favourite foods no longer taste like your favourite foods.. not to be alarmed you will go back to a normal palette but this is your chance to taste foods you normally would hate, because the nicotine is no longer there to mess up how food tastes for you… for regular cigarette smokers they have so much nicotine in their system, their body doesn’t fully realize its withdrawing until day 3 on, however, with poppers as mentioned before you don’t have that much nicotine in your system. By day 3 it will be entirely gone , and a large majority of the intense cravings will also be gone. You just need to be strong for the first 3 days.

You will begin experiencing a lot of things you haven’t since you began smoking.. lack of anxiety , bursts of motivation that weren’t there prior. A different outlook on life, you may even find you are disgusted by the thought of smoking a popper just after a few days of quitting.

You are googling how to quit smoking poppers because you feel like the addiction is so hard to beat, you have no idea where to start on your own. Realize the only person who has control over this, is you. If you doubt your ability to quit, the chance you are to give up on yourself is greater. If you truly want to quit, think of all the reasons why you don’t want to smoke anymore. Whether it be from losing a lot of weight, always having headaches, the taste being gross, constantly getting throat infections, having major anxiety, the list goes on and on for reasons why you should quit, there isn’t very many reasons why you should continue…

This wasn’t meant to be preachy, I googled how to quit poppers when i wanted to quit as well. All i could find was a bunch of people shaming saying “popper addiction” isn’t real, when it is all too real.. Had i of found any advice, I probably would of quit sooner than 4 years… so even if this helps even one person get off the habit of smoking poppers than I was successful in what I wanted to achieve.
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Day two for me... 3:48 am...
You are definitely right about withdrawal affecting sleep patterns, not feeling tired at all.
But needed this little push. Thank you

Sade · Oct 30, 2019

Father Ted said:

Chocolate alley lol. Start a new thread funny names for bumhole - poopflute and shitbox are my fave.
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Turd pincher

Papa Puff · Oct 30, 2019

U need to be educated to quit? I have been able to quit all drugs and alcohol at one time or another! I have a family member that can't! Really makes me wonder if I'm alien??

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amyspipes · Nov 25, 2019

AlyJML said:

How to quit smoking poppers. (Canadians way of saying weed and tobacco)

This guide is for people who feel like there is no hope in quitting. Addiction regardless if it’s tobacco or heroin is all addiction and should be treated as such. Most forums will tell you otherwise, but that isn't the case.

First thing to recognize is all of the symptoms you are expecting to feel when quitting, you probably won’t. I didn’t quit for 4 years because I had convinced myself my anxiety would be so bad all i would experience is panic attacks and anxiety.. This was not the case at all.

Everyone of course reacts differently, but there is a huge difference between smoking 3 cigarettes in a day from poppers and smoking a pack a day and then some. Although it seems like a lot, your body will not have as strong of a time letting go of the nicotine because there just truthfully isn’t that much in your system to begin with..

Will power is your number one friend and enemy when quitting. You will need to be able to have the will power to throw away your cigarettes, and put away or get rid of all of your smoking devices. You may think you’ll be able to quit poppers by just smoking weed, however nicotine kills your ability to get high with weed.. so you will most likely end up smoking, not feeling high and just wishing you had smoked a popper. Which will lead to intense cravings, so my advice would be quit both for a week and then slowly introduce JUST weed itself again.

Having someone with you , who can take you out of your house is very important as well. Ask a friend or family member to take a day or two off work (or wait until they have a day or two off work to quit) just make sure you set a date, and stick to it. If you are just sitting in the same spot where you are used to smoking poppers you will constantly have the feeling of wanting to sit down and smoke a popper. Leaving the house for the first 2 days will make the transition easier, and having someone to help you not cave and revert back to your old ways helps.. a lot.

not everyone has the option though to ask a friend or family member to help them, this doesn’t mean anything changes, leaving the house is still the best option.. Just perhaps do something that doesn’t require more than one person.. a simple walk to a store or coffee shop can kill enough time to pass the intense cravings.

Day 1 and 2 will be the worst, these are the days you will need to be most resilient for.. doing anything and everything to distract yourself because the whole time you will be like “i could really smoke right now”.. expect a lot of emotions you aren’t used to, for instance crying or being very irritable.. as well as sleep will be very strange. You will sweat quite a lot.. And even though most people say you gain an appetite you may experience for the first few days that you can’t eat much of anything… And things after the 3rd day will start tasting very strange. You may find your favourite foods no longer taste like your favourite foods.. not to be alarmed you will go back to a normal palette but this is your chance to taste foods you normally would hate, because the nicotine is no longer there to mess up how food tastes for you… for regular cigarette smokers they have so much nicotine in their system, their body doesn’t fully realize its withdrawing until day 3 on, however, with poppers as mentioned before you don’t have that much nicotine in your system. By day 3 it will be entirely gone , and a large majority of the intense cravings will also be gone. You just need to be strong for the first 3 days.

You will begin experiencing a lot of things you haven’t since you began smoking.. lack of anxiety , bursts of motivation that weren’t there prior. A different outlook on life, you may even find you are disgusted by the thought of smoking a popper just after a few days of quitting.

You are googling how to quit smoking poppers because you feel like the addiction is so hard to beat, you have no idea where to start on your own. Realize the only person who has control over this, is you. If you doubt your ability to quit, the chance you are to give up on yourself is greater. If you truly want to quit, think of all the reasons why you don’t want to smoke anymore. Whether it be from losing a lot of weight, always having headaches, the taste being gross, constantly getting throat infections, having major anxiety, the list goes on and on for reasons why you should quit, there isn’t very many reasons why you should continue…

This wasn’t meant to be preachy, I googled how to quit poppers when i wanted to quit as well. All i could find was a bunch of people shaming saying “popper addiction” isn’t real, when it is all too real.. Had i of found any advice, I probably would of quit sooner than 4 years… so even if this helps even one person get off the habit of smoking poppers than I was successful in what I wanted to achieve.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have been experiencing just as you mentioned, looking for advice and it being described as “disgusting”. I KNOW IT IS! That’s why we seek desperately to stop.
Truly, if I am that ONE person your post helps, I am beyond grateful. I have been able to do the 2 days-ish and by the second afternoon, I am literally, a ball of despair crying on the bedroom floor. But I just have to push a little farther! I just didn’t know what to expect and the beginning is the worst. I went on a trip last year (3 weeks) - went thru all that detox and couldn’t wait to hit it again as soon as I got home . If only I had then, but that is in the past. I have new hope, THANK YOU!

amyspipes · Nov 25, 2019

Papa Puff said:

U need to be educated to quit? I have been able to quit all drugs and alcohol at one time or another! I have a family member that can't! Really makes me wonder if I'm alien??

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Actually, you are one of the few that don’t develop an addiction. BBC news has an amazing video on why some people develop addictions and others do not. Fascinating. Neuroscience is incredible!!!! Our brains! Incredible!

amyspipes · Nov 25, 2019

mbajohn1990 said:

I thought weed+tobacco was called a spliff. I only smoke spliffs because it saves weed and i dont like to get super high. My problem isnt the 2 spliffs i smoke a day, its the 15 cigarettes
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For some reason, in my experience, “poppers” (bong - weed and cigs) have an incredibly evil hold, whereas you’re able to just enjoy what you enjoy. I feel like a slave to these things. Maybe you feel a slave to cigarettes? It’s awful isn’t it? I don’t want to be enslaved to these things.

amyspipes · Nov 25, 2019

minor said:

i've mixed cigarello tobacco ( tobacco in blunt wraps, blue games or blue optimos to be exact) with my weed for the past year or so now, it's a horrible habit, expecially when you take .5 mixed half with weed and half with bac daily. anyway, i've been off off mooks/chop hits/poppers for the past month or so, knowing that i'm obviously not the only one that has gone through this definetly helps me stay motivated to keep away, so thanks for making this thread.

addiction is when you have dependance on a drug and withdrawl mentally/physically without it, no?
i completely get where you're coming from, but i don't agree that you have to fuck up your life and be on a subtance frequently to be counted/known/labeled as an addict, i like to think that there's such a thing as a low-high functioning addict, some people have better control over their addictions than others and are able to keep it seperated from their personal life. it sounds like you've blamed addiction on lots of problems in the past, just by the way you talked about it in this post, but who am i to say that though.
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I believe the main point is that if you are enslaved to a substance, whatever it is, you lose control. Eventually. I used to be able to separate. I am a Registered Nurse. I KNOW better, I SAW what it was doing.....BUT could not stop. I used to call myself a “high-functioning” addict. Not anymore. It will, inevitably, cause problems to livelihood.

amyspipes · Nov 25, 2019

Father Ted said:

Chocolate alley lol. Start a new thread funny names for bumhole - poopflute and shitbox are my fave.
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BrassNwood said:

@AlyJML
To your original question I wish you the best of luck. As a recovering Cigarette smoker of over 40 years I can tell you that Nicotine is the toughest to kick most addictive substance I've EVER encountered.
I was more or less forced into quitting when I was Hospitalized for 3 weeks. Was no way my wife was going to let me pick them back up once I got home.
The first 3 months I'd see a butt laying in the gutter and think damn that's long enough to pick up and get a few drags off of and was all I could do NOT to bend over and snatch it up.
The next 3 months were not quite as bad but I still wanted to pick them up and cuddle them.
The 7th to 12th month I would still follow someone smoking just to get some second hand smoke as I still found the smell intoxicating.
The second year after quitting I'll still get hit out of the blue with the sudden urge to light one up and actually reach in my pocket for a pack I'd long stopped carrying.
Even into the 3rd year I'd smell somebody smoking and think DAMN that smells so good.
Been 8 years now and I don't care one way or the other when I pass a smoker but I can smell them 50 yards away now and think WOW did I reek that bad when I smoked?

BNW
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Oh what a struggle it is, I’m so sorry that you had to endure it so long; and thank you for sharing your story. I thought I was the only one that looked at those cigarettes! Honestly, it makes you feel just awful. So needy of it that I would look at soaked, used cigarettes with longing! Yikes! I always try to remind myself, “I am not missing out on that cigarette, it doesn’t do anything. And that person is a slave to it. So I don’t want to go back to that.”

amyspipes · Nov 25, 2019

Father Ted said:

Over here gays use them. Opens up the bum hole and gives a head rush.
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Um, that first one is a weird side effect....wonder why that happens.

Papa Puff · Nov 25, 2019

So poppers are weed and tobacco right? U arnt talking about c02 right? So I smoke at least a 1/8 a day every day!! Wax and edibles. Cigars too. So that's kinda a popper. So maybe just smoke cig seprerate. I just could never mix those two because I don't inhale cigars. What an awful mix anyways. I remember when I was a kid we would smoke primos but not with the tobacco but weed!! Primos is crack and weed lollll

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mactheman · Nov 26, 2019

i used to smoke weed with tobacco ,,but gave up baccy after my heart op ...so i gave up baccy ,,nothing like a fright to give some thing up but i still smoke weed ,,but never with baccy ..baccy is a real dog to give up ,but i needed the fright like my heart to make me give up baccy ,,mac,

amyspipes · Nov 26, 2019

mactheman said:

i used to smoke weed with tobacco ,,but gave up baccy after my heart op ...so i gave up baccy ,,nothing like a fright to give some thing up but i still smoke weed ,,but never with baccy ..baccy is a real dog to give up ,but i needed the fright like my heart to make me give up baccy ,,mac,
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So sorry about your heart Mac. Truly, we are all headed that way if we don’t stop. In some way or another, the heart pays for baccy

mactheman · Nov 26, 2019

amyspipes said:

So sorry about your heart Mac. Truly, we are all headed that way if we don’t stop. In some way or another, the heart pays for baccy
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heart seems fine after having a quadruple heart by pass 19 years ago ,had no trouble best operation ive ever had ,,i actually gave up baccy the day i went in to hospital ,tobacco is deadly,,wish i could have given up years before i had heart trouble or never started smoking ,,,mac,,

RicJane · Jan 21, 2021

AlyJML said:

How to quit smoking poppers. (Canadians way of saying weed and tobacco)

This guide is for people who feel like there is no hope in quitting. Addiction regardless if it’s tobacco or heroin is all addiction and should be treated as such. Most forums will tell you otherwise, but that isn't the case.

First thing to recognize is all of the symptoms you are expecting to feel when quitting, you probably won’t. I didn’t quit for 4 years because I had convinced myself my anxiety would be so bad all i would experience is panic attacks and anxiety.. This was not the case at all.

Everyone of course reacts differently, but there is a huge difference between smoking 3 cigarettes in a day from poppers and smoking a pack a day and then some. Although it seems like a lot, your body will not have as strong of a time letting go of the nicotine because there just truthfully isn’t that much in your system to begin with..

Will power is your number one friend and enemy when quitting. You will need to be able to have the will power to throw away your cigarettes, and put away or get rid of all of your smoking devices. You may think you’ll be able to quit poppers by just smoking weed, however nicotine kills your ability to get high with weed.. so you will most likely end up smoking, not feeling high and just wishing you had smoked a popper. Which will lead to intense cravings, so my advice would be quit both for a week and then slowly introduce JUST weed itself again.

Having someone with you , who can take you out of your house is very important as well. Ask a friend or family member to take a day or two off work (or wait until they have a day or two off work to quit) just make sure you set a date, and stick to it. If you are just sitting in the same spot where you are used to smoking poppers you will constantly have the feeling of wanting to sit down and smoke a popper. Leaving the house for the first 2 days will make the transition easier, and having someone to help you not cave and revert back to your old ways helps.. a lot.

not everyone has the option though to ask a friend or family member to help them, this doesn’t mean anything changes, leaving the house is still the best option.. Just perhaps do something that doesn’t require more than one person.. a simple walk to a store or coffee shop can kill enough time to pass the intense cravings.

Day 1 and 2 will be the worst, these are the days you will need to be most resilient for.. doing anything and everything to distract yourself because the whole time you will be like “i could really smoke right now”.. expect a lot of emotions you aren’t used to, for instance crying or being very irritable.. as well as sleep will be very strange. You will sweat quite a lot.. And even though most people say you gain an appetite you may experience for the first few days that you can’t eat much of anything… And things after the 3rd day will start tasting very strange. You may find your favourite foods no longer taste like your favourite foods.. not to be alarmed you will go back to a normal palette but this is your chance to taste foods you normally would hate, because the nicotine is no longer there to mess up how food tastes for you… for regular cigarette smokers they have so much nicotine in their system, their body doesn’t fully realize its withdrawing until day 3 on, however, with poppers as mentioned before you don’t have that much nicotine in your system. By day 3 it will be entirely gone , and a large majority of the intense cravings will also be gone. You just need to be strong for the first 3 days.

You will begin experiencing a lot of things you haven’t since you began smoking.. lack of anxiety , bursts of motivation that weren’t there prior. A different outlook on life, you may even find you are disgusted by the thought of smoking a popper just after a few days of quitting.

You are googling how to quit smoking poppers because you feel like the addiction is so hard to beat, you have no idea where to start on your own. Realize the only person who has control over this, is you. If you doubt your ability to quit, the chance you are to give up on yourself is greater. If you truly want to quit, think of all the reasons why you don’t want to smoke anymore. Whether it be from losing a lot of weight, always having headaches, the taste being gross, constantly getting throat infections, having major anxiety, the list goes on and on for reasons why you should quit, there isn’t very many reasons why you should continue…

This wasn’t meant to be preachy, I googled how to quit poppers when i wanted to quit as well. All i could find was a bunch of people shaming saying “popper addiction” isn’t real, when it is all too real.. Had i of found any advice, I probably would of quit sooner than 4 years… so even if this helps even one person get off the habit of smoking poppers than I was successful in what I wanted to achieve.
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I can totally relate to this as I am struggling to quit my 1.5 year addiction to poppers....as someone who's smoked weed and cigarettes for over a decade, poppers really are addicting. I have no appetite anymore, no motivation, feel groggy and shitty in the morning. But I really just can't stop, I have crippling anxiety and the poppers are so very effective at helping me numb out. I quit for 3 weeks in September and felt so good but then I let myself have a few poppers to "treat myself" and am deep in my popper addiction again. Any realistic tips for getting through the first week or two without my comfort blanket of poppers? Thanks.

Breedtech · Jan 22, 2021

AlyJML said:

How to quit smoking poppers. (Canadians way of saying weed and tobacco)

This guide is for people who feel like there is no hope in quitting. Addiction regardless if it’s tobacco or heroin is all addiction and should be treated as such. Most forums will tell you otherwise, but that isn't the case.

First thing to recognize is all of the symptoms you are expecting to feel when quitting, you probably won’t. I didn’t quit for 4 years because I had convinced myself my anxiety would be so bad all i would experience is panic attacks and anxiety.. This was not the case at all.

Everyone of course reacts differently, but there is a huge difference between smoking 3 cigarettes in a day from poppers and smoking a pack a day and then some. Although it seems like a lot, your body will not have as strong of a time letting go of the nicotine because there just truthfully isn’t that much in your system to begin with..

Will power is your number one friend and enemy when quitting. You will need to be able to have the will power to throw away your cigarettes, and put away or get rid of all of your smoking devices. You may think you’ll be able to quit poppers by just smoking weed, however nicotine kills your ability to get high with weed.. so you will most likely end up smoking, not feeling high and just wishing you had smoked a popper. Which will lead to intense cravings, so my advice would be quit both for a week and then slowly introduce JUST weed itself again.

Having someone with you , who can take you out of your house is very important as well. Ask a friend or family member to take a day or two off work (or wait until they have a day or two off work to quit) just make sure you set a date, and stick to it. If you are just sitting in the same spot where you are used to smoking poppers you will constantly have the feeling of wanting to sit down and smoke a popper. Leaving the house for the first 2 days will make the transition easier, and having someone to help you not cave and revert back to your old ways helps.. a lot.

not everyone has the option though to ask a friend or family member to help them, this doesn’t mean anything changes, leaving the house is still the best option.. Just perhaps do something that doesn’t require more than one person.. a simple walk to a store or coffee shop can kill enough time to pass the intense cravings.

Day 1 and 2 will be the worst, these are the days you will need to be most resilient for.. doing anything and everything to distract yourself because the whole time you will be like “i could really smoke right now”.. expect a lot of emotions you aren’t used to, for instance crying or being very irritable.. as well as sleep will be very strange. You will sweat quite a lot.. And even though most people say you gain an appetite you may experience for the first few days that you can’t eat much of anything… And things after the 3rd day will start tasting very strange. You may find your favourite foods no longer taste like your favourite foods.. not to be alarmed you will go back to a normal palette but this is your chance to taste foods you normally would hate, because the nicotine is no longer there to mess up how food tastes for you… for regular cigarette smokers they have so much nicotine in their system, their body doesn’t fully realize its withdrawing until day 3 on, however, with poppers as mentioned before you don’t have that much nicotine in your system. By day 3 it will be entirely gone , and a large majority of the intense cravings will also be gone. You just need to be strong for the first 3 days.

You will begin experiencing a lot of things you haven’t since you began smoking.. lack of anxiety , bursts of motivation that weren’t there prior. A different outlook on life, you may even find you are disgusted by the thought of smoking a popper just after a few days of quitting.

You are googling how to quit smoking poppers because you feel like the addiction is so hard to beat, you have no idea where to start on your own. Realize the only person who has control over this, is you. If you doubt your ability to quit, the chance you are to give up on yourself is greater. If you truly want to quit, think of all the reasons why you don’t want to smoke anymore. Whether it be from losing a lot of weight, always having headaches, the taste being gross, constantly getting throat infections, having major anxiety, the list goes on and on for reasons why you should quit, there isn’t very many reasons why you should continue…

This wasn’t meant to be preachy, I googled how to quit poppers when i wanted to quit as well. All i could find was a bunch of people shaming saying “popper addiction” isn’t real, when it is all too real.. Had i of found any advice, I probably would of quit sooner than 4 years… so even if this helps even one person get off the habit of smoking poppers than I was successful in what I wanted to achieve.[/QUOTE
Cigarettes are the devil and they say idle hands are the devils playground. Stay busy keep your mind off of it and remind yourself that they do nothing but kill you and cause addiction, you will have moments in which you will want to give in if you can fight those single moments you will win. If worst comes to worst get some nicotine gum and remind yourself again that they are expensive, will kill you slowly in a horrible manner, kill others around you, make your clothes stink, and allow others to look upon you as someone of weak mind. I quit smoking cigarettes 13 years ago they don’t even get you stoned not taste good. as for the cannabis No comment...........
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chief_broom · Jan 22, 2021

I’ve never been a tobacco user (thank god!), but in my experience regular cannabis users have to guard themselves from starting that habit. Primarily this is due to the need to conceal the fact that you smoke cannabis. Say you are at work or school and you take a break to smoke a bowl or joint. You can wash your hands, suck on a breath mint, change clothes, whatever and you’ll still smell like you’ve just smoked cannabis. But finish that joint and then light up a cigarette and the tobacco quickly and effectively covers the smell of cannabis on your breath and clothing. Maybe that’s why so many people began blending together cannabis and tobacco, to conceal what you’re doing?

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chief_broom said:

I’ve never been a tobacco user (thank god!), but in my experience regular cannabis users have to guard themselves from starting that habit. Primarily this is due to the need to conceal the fact that you smoke cannabis. Say you are at work or school and you take a break to smoke a bowl or joint. You can wash your hands, suck on a breath mint, change clothes, whatever and you’ll still smell like you’ve just smoked cannabis. But finish that joint and then light up a cigarette and the tobacco quickly and effectively covers the smell of cannabis on your breath and clothing. Maybe that’s why so many people began blending together cannabis and tobacco, to conceal what you’re doing?
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I smoked a bowl yesterday outside and my wife smelled it inside, then I lit a cigarette right after and she said it was like "weed then cigarette like I was trying to cover it up." It didn't cover it up, two distinct smells. She's got the nose of a bloodhound though so maybe the average person couldn't tell? I don't know but I don't think tobacco covers weed smell.

GameGrn · Feb 24, 2021

Popper is what we (in the south) call spliffs. I used to smoke tobacco, but mixing the two was a nope. Try vaping then ween your way off. Worked for me.

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