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I know this is not on the lucid dreaming topic but I been receiving alot of helpful information and wanted to read opinions on this question from a few professionals like many on here. |
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"One day I hope to have a lucid dream, and never wake up. Get it?"
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I never heard of someone being anxious after weed |
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dream goals:
[ ] - sail with the Black Perl to Hoghwarths and show my magic wand to Hermione aaarrrrrrrrr
[ ] - turn into Chuck Norris,kick Justin Bieber into a large pit, while shouting "shut the f*ck uuuuuuuuuupppp"
[ ] - meet the Sasquatch and ask him to pick my stocks, then crash the economy
[ ] - find my virginity to avoid the piranhas on the escalator and get probed by aliens
Smoke weed and meditate. Try to figure out the source of your anxiety. |
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my darling |
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I doubt it, THC mellows you out. If you are anxious now, if you stop smoking, it'll be worse. I would consider getting a prescription for it actually. |
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Preitty sure THC doesn't mellow you out. CBD does. |
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Too much THC can cause panic attacks for people with anxiety issues. This is speaking from personal experience. |
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Used to get really paranoid myself on the wicked weed, things got a lot better after a couple a month or off it. (has to leave your system) |
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(Current) DREAM GOALS:
1.Reach the Underverse as mentioned in the film 'The chronicals of Riddick' and gain 'soul rip' ability.
2.Build a new and improved 'Lair of infinate evil' on the surface of the sun.
3.Catch up with Satan and see if he has any work going for me
~~TARDIS = "I'm too lazy to walk..."
SONIC SCREWDRIVER = "I'm too lazy to use logic and reason on this problem..."~~
Uhm, no it doesn't have to leave your system for the anxiety to go away. Levels diminish in the brain after a few hours (if smoked), it stays in your body though for a while, can be up to a month, but that isn't going to have any effect on you whatsoever, it's just fat soluble, so some of it gets stored along with fat. |
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Some people are more sensitive to weed than others. And over time, smoking weed taxes your adrenal glands making them constantly leak adrenaline if you are susceptible. I used to have terrible anxiety, and I could keep it under control most of the time if I didn't smoke weed. If I smoked weed, I got panic attacks or tremendous anxiety. It wasn't the weed causing it, but it triggered it. The cause was an energetic issue. So quitting smoking weed lessened the anxiety I had, but didn't cure it. I always still had a level of background anxiety. It took me meditation, stretching, and exercise to cure it. Now it is all cured! I haven't had an anxiety attack in years and years! I even dare myself to have one now. I kind of miss the dissociation feelings. |
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like Tommo said, CBD mellows you out. THC itself can actually cause anxiety and paranoia, which is why it's so much more likely with shit like Marinol. |
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As an enthusiastic occasional (now) user of weed, I'd suggest tapering off your consumption over the next few weeks; going to cold-turkey or making an immediate change in your pattern of use can be very challenging. |
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LDs since discovering the forum:
(Dec. 4th 2009)
DEILDs: 5
FILDs: 2
MILD/DILDs: 17
Tommo, sweet post, but there is one thing that's not stated quite right here (or I'm misinterpreting it...) : weed DOES in-fact cause some short-term tolerance. "Short term" is a pretty relativistic term because I'm comparing weed to other drugs. Most psychoactives cause months to years of tolerance after cessation of use. Beautiful, beautiful, God-given cannabis, on the other hand, can cause changes in neurochemistry that can require a few weeks to maybe a month or two to reverse. (tolerance). After that, you're home-free and it's like your first time again. No anxiety, crazy happy, stupid hungry, you know the drill. |
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LDs since discovering the forum:
(Dec. 4th 2009)
DEILDs: 5
FILDs: 2
MILD/DILDs: 17
Tolerance is completely different to how long it stays in your body for. If that's what you misinterpreted in my post. |
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It's very sad. But awareness is growing! The internet is a powerful vehicle for change, people are becoming more informed than ever. As those who are aware it's our duty to be vocal and raise awareness. |
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LDs since discovering the forum:
(Dec. 4th 2009)
DEILDs: 5
FILDs: 2
MILD/DILDs: 17
So many anti-marijuana people still, even on this website. Idiots for the most part, no offense. |
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I don't think anyone in this thread is anti-marijuana? |
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What? I have been smoking sour and kush (most common marijuana in NYC) 1-5 times a day for 2 years and i haven't had one problem with it except getting the munchies. Actually marijuana has improved a lot of things for me including my asthma. |
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Last edited by vZ3R0; 08-11-2011 at 03:34 AM.
This is an important point, as it relates to something I've just discovered. Tommo posted a very neat venn diagram in (I think) the trip reports thread, which gives 4 categories of drugs (hallucinogens, stimulants, depressants, and anti-psychotics). As I'm sure we all know, there are many chemicals in Cannabis aside from the famed delta-9-THC. On that diagram THC is shown as a hallucinogen with both stimulant and depressant properties. Now, taken alone, THC can lead to anxiety and can be linked to psychosis-like symptoms: |
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Yep that's it supernova. |
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