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  1. My friend consumed an edible (made of hemp seed) ONCE. Six-seven months prior.
    He is having frequent panic attacks and diarrhoea related to it. How is that possible!? Will a psychiatrist be of any help or a neurologist? Will any sort of drug test be able to find any drug remnants in his blood even after these many months??

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  7. I don't know who funds sleepfoundation but they're talking shit

    It deprives you of your REM-sleep (which turn with your deep sleep) making your night less restfull

    Smoke for fun Sometimes but don't listen to that sus lady

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  15. along with my other medication, weed is perfect for me because of how well it does for my sleep. i have chronic insomnia and bc of how well it makes me sleep, i love marijuana. i’m a long term smoker

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  18. I use it every night. And i sleep better with it than without it. I've tried going without but PTSD is just won't let me. Especially this time of year.

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  19. I just quit cold turkey …. and please believe me ppl I had no idea the lack of rem sleep was severely damaging my body. Just one day of quitting and my sleep was amazing that night.. it's just not worth bring high everyday.

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  21. The thing is cannabis is insidious. If you’re not in the right mindset or in a good place in your life and you’re getting high it’s only going to amplify what you’re going through.

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  30. Guys it varies, sure this doesn't apply for everyone. My boyfriend smokes ital weed here in Jamaica daily when he's home and he has an amazing sleep schedule that I wish I had. I can't smoke as much as he does though because I have insomnia and weed makes me more energetic than tired. I like to smoke a puff or 2 before cleaning and showering 😊

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  36. Anything in excess is wrong. I smoke one or two drags on my one hitter every night about an hour before bed for 20 plus years now. I get great sleep i have very frequent dreams and i awake refreshed and almost pain free.

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  38. I’m almost 20 tryna to quit now been smoking pretty consistently for like 6 or 7 years. I started as a way to self-medicate and deal with my anxiety and depression. I’ve quit for a couple months before but I’m only on day 3 and it’s mostly just cold sweats that bother me and the insomnia. I been up for like 55 hours and I feel alright besides the cold sweats. wonder if I’ll get some rest this morning lol. I found that it started to become the source of anxiety now. Never going back, read somewhere that “Smoking weed makes watching paint dry fun and that’s what’s so dangerous about it.” You become content with a lifestyle that the sober you probably wouldn’t be comfortable in or happy about. I wasted so much time when I was a teenager getting fucked up and now reflecting I regret all of it. The wasted potential I left behind in the past and the things I could’ve done and person I could’ve been I’ll never know. So kids think about it before you hit that blunt or j or bowl whatever, think about your life. is that reality really so bad. I know when we’re young we think we know everything or we don’t care but one day you’ll realize that you do and by then it’ll probably be to late so do it if your thinking of quitting. Not saying don’t never smoke again but don’t let it be a weekend thing or a nightly thing you’re still dependent on it. Like she said moderation is key you just have to find your balance. Ain’t nothing wrong with smoking one on a special occassion but don’t let it be you’re personally. Think that’s where a lot of people fuck up especially kids. And y’all really should wait til you’re out of high school. Nobody reallly does lol I paid my price for smoking when I was a kid it’ll make you lazy depressed anxious paranoid of your friends. It can even bring out mental illnesses you didn’t have before if that’s in your blood. But like anything else it varies from person to person just have to find what works out for you. Some adults function just fine high all the time some people it just fucks up for a while.

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