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Withdrawl

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by FreedomIsSmoked, Nov 17, 2011.

  1. #1 FreedomIsSmoked, Nov 17, 2011
    Many daily users experience mild withdrawl when they don't get their fix of the fine herb.

    Anyone else get this? I'm currently having a day-long headache and suffering from insomnia.
     
  2. #2 Micahsk, Nov 17, 2011
    That's just what happens when you change something your body is use to, you wont notice anything a few days after stopping smoking, considering your a heavy user.

    I had similar symptoms when I stopped
     
  3. #3 dreamer88, Nov 17, 2011
    Insomnia and loss of appetite are normally the worst things for me if I stop for a while, but I also get wicked acid reflux or something similar when I don't smoke for some reason :p.
     
  4. #4 ergop, Nov 17, 2011
    If you're a heavy user, I believe there's a good chance you'll experience some uncomfortable physical and mental withdrawals.

    I abused weed during the past month and feel like I'm paying for it now that I've decided to stop cold-turkey for a T-break. Thus far (3 days) I've experienced: mood swings (crying spells and anxiety), cold sweats, hot night sweats, nausea, loss of appetite, and insomnia.
     
  5. #5 Micahsk, Nov 17, 2011
    I think you have a underlining condition
     
  6. #6 ergop, Nov 17, 2011
    Honestly, I just smoked way more than I needed to.
    After doing a bit of research, I was surprised to learn that the withdrawals I was experiencing weren't uncommon.
     
  7. #7 Flyin'High', Nov 17, 2011
    Hard to get to sleep I guess. God I want weed though.
     
  8. #8 lilpinkay, Nov 17, 2011
    Insomnia is the worst for me. :(
     
  9. #9 Sweetleaftoker, Nov 17, 2011
    The worst withdrawal is not being high.
    P.S. OP, is your avatar Robert Plant?
     
  10. #10 PeacePot, Nov 17, 2011
    Their are no weed withdrawls.. it's just the shitty feeling of not being high, weed might be mentally addictive in a sort of way but physical addictions are the strong ones... benzo's.. god bless people who withdrawl from them
     
  11. #11 kingsmo, Nov 17, 2011
    weedrawl.

    lol.
     
  12. #12 lilpinkay, Nov 17, 2011
    There are no real physical withdrawl symptoms, it's all mental.
     
  13. #13 TJR, Dec 5, 2011
    I'll tell ya right now "lilpinkay" there sure is physical symptoms for heavy user's.No doubt about it, But there really not that bad 3 days and you'll have nothing to complain about
     
  14. #14 jimbobbybob, Dec 5, 2011
    Had all that shit, except the nausea and no crying either...was angry but I could control that
     
  15. #15 omnipotent, Dec 5, 2011
    Hope this doesn't sound stupid, people always call you a troll for asking a question that they believe has a simple answer, but I thought you couldn't get addicted to weed. Don't withdrawals only happen to addicts?
     
  16. #16 mushroomsatsuji, Dec 5, 2011
    [quote name='"omnipotent"']
    Hope this doesn't sound stupid, people always call you a troll for asking a question that they believe has a simple answer, but I thought you couldn't get addicted to weed. Don't withdrawals only happen to addicts?[/quote]

    It's a myth
     
  17. #17 headie shot, Dec 5, 2011
    I dont get hungry sometimes, i will go 3 days and only eat like a bowl of pasta, a few crackers, glass of orange juice. I also feel un-motivated and tired, but i think its just me being board. After about 2 weeks I feel great, productive, and awake but longing for the bud.
     

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