Can marijuana enter your blood stream?

Answer 1

THC is able to stay in a person's system for a relatively long period of time because it is fat-soluble. Being fat-soluble allows it to be stored in fatty tissues of various organs. From here, THC is slowly released and metabolized. This metabolite of THC is then excreted and cleared from a person's system. In testing to see if someone has recently used pot, there are two important substances to keep in mind: THC and 9-carboxy-THC. 9-carboxy-THC is a product of the body's metabolism of THC and, more importantly, it is detectable for a longer period of time than THC is detectable. Frequent users: THC-4 to 8 hours, 9-carboxy-THC- 2 and more weeks. Infrequent users: THC-3-4 days, and 9-Carboxy-THC for 2-4 days.

Answer 2

yes but only if specifically testing for it. most common tests for weed are urine samples

Answer 3

In terms of its effect, THC can stay in your system for a few hours, but can be detected by urine drug tests for anywhere from a week to a month.

Answer 4

It can. It normally WON'T because collecting blood is more complex than collecting urine.

Answer 5

Depends what you mean by normal blood test, if your doctor is just testing your cell count or something similar, no it won't. If it is any drug test, yes.

Answer 6

yes. that's how it gets to the brain.

Answer 7

No, it cannot