We are thrilled to announce the launch of a community that seeks to empower and support individuals who are on the journey to quit weed or take a break. Allow...
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We propose the gradual phasing out of the medical marijuana system in favor of one class of marijuana. Learn More One of the primary myths associated with marijuana is, unlike...
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It has been a month and almost a week that I stopped smoking weed. This after 25+ years of smoking. Now I am down to 3-4 nightmares a week but the vivid dreaming happens every night.
I’m 40 days sober after a 16 year near-daily weed habit. In this video, I discuss the later stages of weed withdrawal, including common symptoms experienced a month after quitting. For me, this includes loss of productivity and symptoms of depression. I’m just a regular guy, not an expert. Always consult with a qualified professional about your health and well being.
Jump to: Transcript: Highlights from Episode Instagram: Logan Paul on Weed Withdrawal Logan Paul Discusses Weed Withdrawal and Reasons for Quitting Episode 308 of Impaulsive Aired January 4, 2022 Cheers...
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While sleeping, the brain is quite active – dreaming. Our dreams can be scary, realistic, or even fantastical. Sometimes, we wake up and have no idea that we’ve dreamed, while...
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I started smoking marijuana at 19. Unlike many young weed users, I started smoking because I had spine damage and I needed something to help with the pain. Weed provided...
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Most people with marijuana withdrawal do not need any prescribed medication for treatment. Physical exercise, mindfulness techniques (like meditation, yoga, or prayer), and other lifestyle modifications can reduce the burden...
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Cannabis withdrawal syndrome (CWS) is the proper medical term used to describe marijuana withdrawal. Before the 1990s, many doubted that cessation of marijuana could lead to similar symptoms of withdrawal...
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If you've been researching ways to alleviate marijuana withdrawal symptoms, multiple people and sources have probably told you to exercise. That’s because exercise is one of the most beneficial, non-pharmacologic...
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