Marijuana

The question should rephrased to "CAN it get you high?", because it depends on how much you inhale. If you're wondering if the secondhand smoke still has meth in it, the answer is YES! That's one of the reasons people sometimes do what is called "shotgunning", which involves one person taking a hit from their meth pipe and then exhaling it into the mouth of the second person, who inhales that and then exhales THEIR smoke into the first person. This gets repeated until no smoke comes out.

So whether you inhale the smoke directly from the first smoker or you just inhale the fumes wafting about the room, whatever you inhale has meth in it. Do that long enough and you'll get high without technically saying you smoked anything. Purposely keeping the room closed (or often a car) so that one can continuously inhale the second-hand smoke of any drug is also known as "hot boxing". A famous example of this depicted in a movie is when Sean Penn opens the door to his van in the movie "Fast Times at Ridgemont High".

Marijuana has something called THC in it. THC stands for tetrahydrocaniibinol.

The cannabis plants contain about 400 compounds, sixty of which are called cannabinoids. These sixty compounds are considered to have medicinal effects, although most of them are found in only trace amounts. The most prominent and well known cannabinoid is Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Another prominent compound is cannabidiol (CBD). THC is psychoactive (that means it affects your mind and your mood). CBD is not psychoactive. Different strains of Cannabis plants have different effects based on the different amounts of THC and CBD that they contain.

The duration weed stays in your system depends on various factors, such as frequency of use, metabolism, and method of consumption. It can typically be detected in urine for up to 30 days, in blood for a few days to a week, and in saliva for up to 24 hours.

This refers to 975 nanograms per milliletre of blood. Milligrams/nanograms are the same as milliletres except one is for mass (mg/ng) and one is for volume (ml).

One nanogram = 0.000000001 grams, therefore 99.9999125% is blood and 0.0000975% is delta-9 Tetra-Hydra-Cannabinoil (THC).

It's not necessarily bad to drink lots of water before a urine test but it could make you have to reschedule your appointment. The more water you drink the more diluted your urine is going to be. If your urine is to diluted they will make you come back after a day or two.

Well, technically it will stay in your body as long as you have your current fat cells, which store the metabolites of marijuanna. Depending on your level of past usage, you could test positive on a drug test for up to about 45 days.

The simplest way to clean weed out of your system is to stop using it and allow your body to naturally metabolize and eliminate it over time. Staying hydrated, eating a healthy diet, and exercising can help speed up the process. Keep in mind that there are no quick fixes or guaranteed methods to rapidly detox from weed.

The time it takes to fully clear THC, the active substance in weed, from your system varies based on factors like frequency of use, metabolism, and body fat percentage. In general, many factors can influence how long THC stays in your system, but it can typically be detected in urine for up to 30 days.

Heroin usually is cleared from the body in 2-3 days.

Combining marijuana with ecstasy can increase the risk of negative side effects such as anxiety, paranoia, and increased heart rate. Both substances can impact judgment and coordination, leading to unsafe situations. Mixing drugs also raises the chance of experiencing severe dehydration and other health complications. It is important to avoid combining drugs and seek medical help if needed.

There is no guaranteed way to quickly remove marijuana from your system in 3 days. The best approach is to stay hydrated, exercise, and eat a healthy diet to help speed up the body's natural detoxification process. However, everyone metabolizes drugs differently, so results may vary.

The time it takes for marijuana to fully leave your system varies depending on factors like frequency of use, metabolism, and body composition. On average, it can take around 1 to 30 days for marijuana to be cleared from your body. Regular users may take longer to fully eliminate THC.

I'm not sure what kind of weed youre smoking. But weed has no addictive chemicals. Maybe you got it from the streets? Or it was mixed with tobacco. Btw from the streets means it has other drugs in it.No dude, that's for smoking, not for marijuana

You lungs are addicted to the comfort of the smoke, but it is more a psychology addiction.

Yes, consuming marijuana can result in metabolites being detected in urine drug tests, leading to a positive result. These metabolites can remain in the body even after the effects of marijuana have worn off.

Yes, Delta 9 THC is considered a lipophilic (fat-soluble) molecule rather than polar. It is more soluble in nonpolar solvents like oils and fats, contributing to its ability to bind to fatty tissues in the body.

The detection window for marijuana in urine typically ranges from 3 to 30 days, depending on various factors such as frequency of use, metabolism rate, and hydration levels. As a once-a-month smoker, it is possible for THC metabolites to be detectable in your system for up to 10-15 days after use. However, individual variations may play a role in how long it can be detected.

Having clear urine does not necessarily mean that it is free of drugs. Drug presence in urine depends on the substances consumed and their detection window. A drug test specifically designed to detect drugs is required for an accurate assessment.

well it depends on how big the blunt wrap is but most people put 1.5 to 2 grams in a blut but you can put more if you want.

No, breathalyzers are used to detect alcohol in a person's breath, not marijuana. Marijuana can be detected through a urine, blood, or saliva test.

a vitamin called b100. it burns away fat cells where the THC is going to be stored for about a month. but you need to take like 5 at a time. not much you can do about your hair though. it stays in your hair for about 5 to 6 months.

Marijuana use can affect the reproductive system by decreasing sperm count, disrupting the menstrual cycle in women, and potentially impacting fertility in both men and women. Additionally, smoking marijuana may lead to decreased libido and sexual dysfunction.

Well The THC In Pot, Weed, Whatever You Wanna Call It Usually Stays In The Bloodstream For About 30 Days If You Drink Lots Of Water It Will Flush The THC Out Of Your System Faster But It Will Still Stay There For Almost A Month

Hashish, the compressed resin glands of the cannabis plant, can take many forms. Lightly pressed Moroccan or Lebanese hash is often pale in colour and crumbles easily; bat-pressed hash has darker, glossier appearance, and hand-rubbed charas from India has a softer consistency and a very dark colour. In general, though, hash is a hard solid of some shade of brown that easily softens in the warmth of a hand. Its exterior surface is smooth and glossy, but when broken its granular texture becomes apparent. It oxidises quickly, so the surface of a piece of hash is usually significantly darker than the centre. Body heat is sufficient to roll the hash into thin snakes, and if lit the hash will hold a flame. High quality hash tastes peppery and good, and when smoked leaves pure white ashes. Low quality hash (which comprises most of the market) is contaminated with sand or dirt, leaf matter and other impurities, and often adulterated with binding agents, fillers, and other agents that alter the weight and appearance of the hash. Low quality Moroccan hash is very hard, dark brown, and low in potency. Low quality Afghan hash is very soft due to adulterants, dark brown or black, and leaves hard cinders when smoked.

The time it takes for weed to completely exit your system can vary depending on factors such as frequency of use, metabolism, and overall health. Generally, THC, the active component in weed, can be detected in urine for up to 30 days after use for regular users. However, occasional users may test positive for up to 10 days.