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Question about edibles on a t-break...

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by Mista Mista, Nov 9, 2013.

  1. #1 Mista Mista, Nov 9, 2013
    Don't beat me up too bad on this, but it's a serious question.

    I typically just smoke and don't do edibles too much, that said - if I ate edibles during a month long t-break, would my smoking tolerance be lower after not having smoked for a month? Or would the edibles, although being consumed differently, still keep my tolerance high?

    I do realize that it's really not appropriate to call it a t-break if I'm still getting thc in my system. I just wondered if my smoking tolerance would be lower.


     
  2. #2 Ganja ☤, Nov 9, 2013
    No. You shouldn't consume any THC at all in any way to have a successful tolerance break.

    Good luck!
     
  3. #3 Mista Mista, Nov 9, 2013
    Thanks! And that makes total sense, just wanted to verify it!
     
  4. #4 Ganja ☤, Nov 9, 2013
    No problem bro.

    Check out this website: http://www.marijuanalibrary.org/brain2.html

    It explains tolerance and is an over all good read! :smoke:
     
  5. #5 Mista Mista, Nov 9, 2013
    Super read, thanks! Do you have a set schedule as to when you take a break?
     
  6. #6 Ganja ☤, Nov 9, 2013
    Not really. Honestly I don't take to many tolerance breaks.

    I tend to schedule tolerance breaks around major family events. It helps pass the time and keeps me distracted.

    For example a really good time to take a tolerance break would be Thanksgiving-Christmas.

    That is because I go out of town and spend multiple days with extended family for both holidays.
     

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