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Tired feeling the next day

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Alex1127, May 26, 2012.

  1. #1 Alex1127, May 26, 2012
    It seems like every night I stay up late smoking a lot I feel groggy and kind of unmotivated the next day. I also feel a little shaky and weak. It's like a weed hangover. I know this is pretty common, but sometimes the effects linger and don't go away until I take an extended t break. Anybody know why this happens?
     
  2. #2 GSN1PA360, May 26, 2012
    My theory is it's the leftover THC that was absorbed by your body and there's still some left in your blood stream, I know what you're feeling I feel it daily because i'm a daily smoker but I can't stand it.
     
  3. #3 IDKidea, May 26, 2012
    The first thing that you should look into is getting a healthier sleep schedule. Change some habits up and get a fuller night's sleep, waking up at an appropriate time.

    Overindulging in anything can lead to an exhausted state if it's done right before bed. Food, water, smoking, drinking. Not necessarily the solution, but something worth not overlooking.
     
  4. #4 Daruki, May 26, 2012
    Do you have a good sleep sched? Like above said, sleeping sched is important! I used to have the worst sleeping sched(go to bed at 5-6AM, wake up at 3PM) and when I smoked, then the next day I would have a weird dazed feeling. Once I started on a really good sleeping sched(sleep at 1AM, wake up at 9AM), I'd wake up perfectly normal.

    Definitely give that a try
     
  5. #5 GSN1PA360, May 26, 2012

    Im confused, Are you telling him to cut back on sleep?
     
  6. #6 camram, May 27, 2012
    I had this problem until I started smoking indica's at night. My guess was the sativas were preventing me from getting REM sleep.

    I'm very blessed I can decide whether to smoke sativas, indica's or even a good 50/50 or 60/40 hybrid.
     
  7. #7 TheKurupted, May 27, 2012
    You gotta start toking everyday buddy
     
  8. #8 The Audion, May 27, 2012
    drink a lot of water before you go to bed/when you wake up. eat some fruit.
     
  9. #9 jza80r, May 27, 2012
    When my tolerance was quite low I used feel a bit groggy in the morning but now I'm all good.
     
  10. #10 Alex1127, May 27, 2012
    Good advice guys, I have a really shitty sleep schedule so it's good to know it's not that serious
     
  11. #11 pliers, May 27, 2012
    The only time I've ever had this was with an ABV firecracker. My eyes were still bright red when I woke up.
     
  12. #12 GaiaGuy, May 27, 2012
    It is a combination of residual THC affecting your D1-CB1 receptors (“marijuana hangover”), and general exhaustion from staying up too late to smoke!

    If you get proper sleep the “hangover” won’t be nearly as bad. In fact, most people find the generally mellow inner peace relaxing and enjoyable.

    How long it takes you to return to sobriety will depend on a few factors, such as: the potency of the cannabis ingested, the amount used, and your own unique neurochemistry. Some people remain “hung over” for only a brief time while others can experience it for hours.

    If you are a medicinal patient I would suggest you speak to your provider about using a tincture high in CDB. Some people experience lasting wellness and pain-relief for days with just one infusion. A high CDB-over-THC content will also reduce, if not outright eliminate, feeling ‘high.’

    Peace.
     

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