No. Drinking water does not affect the levels of THC in your blood stream
no. working out like crazy, and drinking water.
I would not suggest using water to reduce THC in the body as the amount needed will cause hyper-hydration or water poisoning. drinks like cranberry juice or other drinks that can get you to urinate will reduce the THC but only if your not still smoking pot.... you can also try a cleansing system.
There are no vitamins that can directly flush THC out of your system. Drinking plenty of water and staying hydrated can help to dilute the concentration of THC in your urine, but the most effective way to eliminate THC is to abstain from using it.
7-30 days drinking lots of water and not smoking will generally greatly reduce the Detection Period in Urine for a drug test.
Water ! Fluids and lots of them. There is no quick clean but drinking lots of water daily will speed it up .
To lower your THC level, you can drink plenty of water, exercise regularly to burn fat where THC is stored, and eat a diet high in fiber to help flush out THC metabolites through bowel movements. It is also important to avoid further cannabis use.
Water typically doesn't "flush" your system of THC, what drinking a lot of water does is adds water to your urine, diluting it and making it harder to detect the THC so drink a lot of water before you urinate for a test and pray it will work.
No
In one word -- no. I don't believe that anything does. THC is Very persistent.
its different for everyone, but drinking lots of water and cranberry juice should help. Just watch out for water poisining its different for everyone, but drinking lots of water and cranberry juice should help. Just watch out for water poisining
you can flush your system by drinking a lot of water for around five hours but you cant eat or drink anything but water or else the THC will get absorbed into your urine
Tomato juice will not effectively dilute THC in the body. THC is a fat-soluble compound, meaning it binds to fat rather than being diluted by liquid. While drinking fluids like tomato juice may help with hydration and potentially aid in overall metabolic processes, it won't reduce THC levels or its effects in a significant way.