If You Quit Smoking Weed This Will Happen! (WARNING)

If you are looking to quit smoking weed or break free of weed addiction this AddictionMindset recovery coaching video is for you! In this Addiction Mindset video Dr. Frank explains one thing that is guaranteed to happen when you quit smoking cannabis. If you are quitting smoking being prepared for marijuana withdrawals and THC withdrawals is always a good idea, but the weed withdrawal symptoms should not be your only concern. Wether you are quitting because you have cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, delta 9 induced psychosis, or simply want to take a tolerance break AddictionMindset videos have your back. Quitting smoking is easy when you know what to expect and how to manage those expectations.

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[seanjjpaul]

I'm on day 15 and still pushing through. Cant believe I made it this far.

[armenk]

3 weeks clean. Stay strong everyone we got this

[markmartinez]

Im on day 5 and its a lot harder than i thought. Finally decided to quit since cannabis started to derail my life. The night sweats, chills, headaches, irritation, trouble sleeping, and no energy after waking up are brutal. Cannot believe i was smoking for 8 continous years. Remember, its for the better of our health and future. We got this! Stay strong!

[AnimalTubeeeee]

Been drug free for a year and a half💪 stay strong family

[TunisianoMehdi]

People leave a like and comment for the algorithm after watching, it's the least we can do. Content like this has to be brought to mainstream so people understand more about addictions that are misunderstood mostly by people. It will make countless peoples lives easier

[AlrightParty]

I was quitting for someone else.. but now they’re gone. I must continue my journey alone, for myself :((

[newlifeseason]

40 days clean, keep going strong everyone, we will make it!
God bless you all!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[Nobluffbuff]

It almost happened to me last week...3 weeks in, and then I have a total fallout with my brother after discovering he was both lying and backstabbing me the last 6 months over an already sensitive dysfunctional family matter. I didn't do it, cause I remember smoking won't make the problem disappear, and I wasn't going to fool myself.

[ant]

This is good. I've had so much bad stuff happen my strong mind not to relapse my bad vices of choice

[Fadecountier]

Day 19 today! Excited for the Future of this new journey & life.

[brianagatonovic]

Dr Frank, I don't know what I would do without your videos to support me all day. Every time my brain tries to play mind-games, your videos get me through.

[craigplumpii]

I appreciate your content bro I woke up today and been watching all your stuff it’s time for a change

[zerodrawdrew]

Made it to day 7! Cronin pothead for 12 years straight.. told myself I’d smoke till the day I died, never thought I’d ever get this far… finally sleeping normal again, urge is still there but I keep staying discipline thanks doc for all ur insight ..

[vanceabeats]

I relapsed after 1 month, but now I'm ready to get it all the way

[josefinemilo]

You always make great and helpful videos🙏❤️

[jblocker]

Todays the day Dr.Frank, I’ve been watching your content for a while but stopped by your channel for a little push.

[Shaominghui]

Day 35. Still on the cigs. But I'm off the weed and its getting easier. High dose vitamin C, B12 sublingual, B2, and a few others. Ordered quercetin as well. So glad I'm still clean.

Thank you my dearest friend. This channel and comment section are a safe haven for me. THANK YOU!

[justbeelzebub]

I quit vaping/nicotine in 2019. The day I threw away my vape, my cat got super sick and had to go to the vet, and it cost me a lot of money. So I was emotionally and financially rocked. My partner at the time said, “I wouldn’t judge you if you need to go get some nicotine, ” and I replied, “Something bad will happen no matter what, I may as well begin today when probably one of the worst things that might happen while trying to quit is going to happen.”

In September I will be nicotine-free for 4 consecutive years.

Today I am 18 consecutive days sober from weed and alcohol. I’ve had a few very stressful days where all I want to do is pop a gummy or take a hit off the bong. I’ve managed to resist and plan to keep going.

The secret definitely is figuring out ways to cope. For me, journaling is an invaluable resource. I also take walks and clean my house when the craving strikes. Find what works for you.

[zdgzgcgxc]

I'm on day 66 and my depression is getting to me pretty bad