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T-Break

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by Itsbundlezbruh, Aug 16, 2016.

  1. #1 Itsbundlezbruh, Aug 16, 2016
    What's the ideal t-break time? I have a really high tolerance n I'm tired of smokin 3 or 4 to get high and I'm smokin good so that's not the problem


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  2. #2 BreakfastBurger, Aug 16, 2016
    3 months should do u good. But i have read reports of only the first few times u notice a difference and then it goes back to normal. When i was smoking lots about a couple years back i would take a 2 week break and only notice a slightly higher me and then it went back to the same high i had with a high tolerance. So if u really want a good tbreak you have to quit for a long time. Id say get it all out of your system and then try smoking
     
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  3. #3 SirInfi, Aug 16, 2016
    3 months is good, 2 weeks is what I tend to do.
    I've done 3 year break and it wasn't much different than a few weeks.
     
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  4. #4 Itsbundlezbruh, Aug 16, 2016
    You think it's really worth doing tho? Cuz I know Ima be miserable if I can't smoke lol


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  5. #5 Itsbundlezbruh, Aug 16, 2016
    Idk if I can go 3 months ..ive been smokin heavy everyday since about 17 n I'm 24 now lol


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  6. #6 BreakfastBurger, Aug 16, 2016
    Yea i was smoking heavy since 16. Everyday about a gram a day and then i cut back to a couple days every week and i didnt notice a difference. 2 weeks got me higher the first couple times then went back to normal but if u really want to get high like your first time take a 6 month break and break it with a fat gravity bong rip. I took a 6 month break and smoked a joint and i got pretty stoned. Felt like my first time again
     
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  7. #7 BreakfastBurger, Aug 16, 2016
    I think its worth it to be pretty high like ur first times but ur not used to it because you had such a high tolerance then smoke with a low tolderance u get reeeeally high the next time and start trippin lol
     
  8. #8 cleanbudz, Aug 16, 2016
    I tend to go 2-3wks. It seems to be enough time to heal the cannabinoid receptors to where I can get very high for about 10-14 days before I take another break. 30days would be ideal though. Either way a break is good, you would only need to smoke one session and be good almost all day for a few days before having to increase dosage
     
  9. #9 Itsbundlezbruh, Aug 16, 2016
    Haha I might have to give it a shot..ill smoke with people that get ripped off one J n I jus think to myself like damn that must be nice lol


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  10. #10 cleanbudz, Aug 16, 2016
    Oh god there was never a better session than when I quit for 9 months and smoked a bowl of Cindy 99. Memorable highs are the best highs
     
  11. #11 Itsbundlezbruh, Aug 16, 2016
    I gotta get outta Pittsburgh n hit Colorado or Cali..I gotta get to a dispensary lol..I've never heard of Cindy 99


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  12. #12 cleanbudz, Aug 16, 2016
    It's nothing very special, just a nice sativa dominant bud. But I can remember the strain because of the awesome memory attached to it.
     
  13. #13 Itsbundlezbruh, Aug 16, 2016
    I feel you..I get more blue dream and gorilla glue..I love sour but it's hard to come by anymore it seems like


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  14. #14 SirInfi, Aug 16, 2016
    At trust me, 2 weeks is fine.
    I've been an everyday smoker for about 20 years.
     
  15. #15 Sublime, Aug 17, 2016
    From what I understand, it's all about the length of time you are without it. So having a clean system does not equate to a lower tolerance. Your brain has to re adjust to not having it. Then your tolerance will lower. Time really is the only way unfortunately
     

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