What withdrawals symptoms do people addicted to marijuana experience?

Answer 1

The symptoms of smoking marijuana vary depending on joint or bong, long or short ter er. Short term users will have a more confronting effect than people who use daily. The body adapts to marijuana very quickly if used again and again but tolerance can diminish rapidly even if stopped for a week. Using again first time is painful as your natural reaction feels like are burning up and cough your lungs up, but had again your tolerance increases in only a few hours major symptoms reappear. Smoking marijuana makes you feel very hot for a minute, feelings of euphoria, dizziness, scorched throat and lungs, eyes burning and feel inflamed and a wave of tiredness descends and after your mouth dries out like the Sahara with a smoky foul smell.

Answer 2

The symptoms of marijuana use are different for everyone. However if a person has just smoked, the classic symptoms would be red eyes, droopy eyelids, decrease of short term memory, dry mouth, increase in appetite, euphoria, introspective insights, and for some paranoia. For some people weed makes them fall asleep. After 3-4 hours all of these symptoms go away and the person will be 100% sober. There are no side effects besides these, however if you have a family history of schizophrenia, marijuana could potentially be of greater detriment to you if used chronically.

Answer 3

(Advisory: If this is to be locked, the warning about the illegality of the substance, and the need for a physician and attorney to advise you if you are an exception to the law, should remain. Marijuana, while far less harmful then some think, is not so harmless as others think.)

Under the influence of marijuana, one is frequently more euphoric than normal. Sound, colors and smells may seem more intense. Some people have feelings of hunger (the so called "munchies"). Marijuana can also alleviate nausea, making it a good choice for some people undergoing chemotherapy. It has also been seen as an aid to those with glaucoma and anoroxia nervosa.

On rare occasions, the user becomes paranoid.

Long term symptoms of habitual marijuana use have been a dampening of ambition in some cases.

There have been no deaths reported from "overdosing" on marijuana. Traffic fatalities involving marijuana and other drugs is still a matter of debate, especially as alcohol is usually present as well. However, in 18% of the cases, in one study, alcohol was not present, just marijuana or other drugs.

As with any illegal drug, it should not be taken unless one is in the category of exceptions that allow such, and have had an attorney advise them that such is okay, and additionaly consulted with a physician.

Answer 4

= LOL, marijuana dependence? =

BWHAHAHAHAH umm none?

Answer 5

None marijuana is classified as a non-addictive drug.

Answer 6

your blood will turn to acid like the aliens from alien vs. predator your shins will fall of and you will have knees at you feet like hank hills dad and you will die in 56 seconds

Answer 7

If you feel the need to smoke every day to feel better

Answer 8

Nothing man people have been smoking pot for hundreds of years and there fine. cigerrettes on the other hand....