No it takes anywhere from 7-30 days depending on if you ever smoked before or not. But you have to remember THC stores in your fat so if you exercise it is possible to release a small amount back into your system
Basically the same as smoking cigarettes they will make you smell like cigars, You will become addicted to them, the chemicals that are inhaled and swallowed may lead to any number of illnesses shortness of breath, emphysema, lung cancer, heart disease, gangrene and many more health problems.
3 months max to completely leave your system?
Say him that u know all about him and you will leave him soon. And say him if he promise to leave those bad habits. U will not tell anybody about him. and you can always tell if your boyfriend is smoking pot or cigarettes two easy ways... one, when or if you kiss him, it will taste smokey and a slightly sweet taste, or you can smell his clothes, they will also have this distinct smell.
THC is the chemical that stays in your system after smoking, it is stored in your fat cells. The time it takes the chemical to leave your system varys depending on how much you smoke.
No. It's supposed to flush nicotine out of your system a little faster than it would leave on its own, so it helps (a little) with quitting smoking. But drug tests for tobacco aren't all that common--insurance companies and some really anti-smoking companies (Scotts Miracle-Gro is one) do them, but cigarettes are legal so why bother?
You stop smoking it and stop buying it. Its not very hard to stop.
It can take anywhere from 2 to 6 weeks to leave your system, depending on your height and body weight. So, around a month is a safe bet.
smoking can affectsomeones life very dramatically. one of the affect can be getting cancer or even another type of illness involving cancer. For women this happens often. Another affect might be if your a pregnant woman. If pregnant, you should not smoke. Smoking can give serious injuries and even leave your child at great risk. Many would include death.....FUNNY BUNNY FUNNY BUNNY FUNNY BUNNY AND YA DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH IT
yes
according to the federal government it takes 28 days for any amount of pot to leave your system
It would be safe to assume it will stay in your system as long as marijuana normally stays in your system: approximately 2 to 6 weeks. The fact that you haven't been smoking regularly might shorten the amount of time you have to wait, but it might not. It might just affect the amount of THC you have in your system.For example, if you smoke every day, it could take say, a month for all the THC to leave your system. If you smoke only once, ever, it could still take a month for all the THC to leave your system -- the test will show that you have a lesser amount of it than it would if you'd been smoking every day, but all that matters is that the test was positive. They don't care if it's "only a little bit."
Only you can answer that one.