I quit smoking weed 6 months ago.. Here's what I've noticed so far

[andrzejzelazniewicz]

Weed addict psychology: "Wanna get high when sober, wanna be sober when stoned".

[jeffa]

I have been trying to quit for 15 years, I’m on day 37 weed free. Thank you for making this video

[IceKarma]

I was a heavy, daily, weed smoker for 25 years and going clean from it was one of the best decisions I ever made. Been off it for about 4 years now and I just wish I'd done it sooner.

[paulfallon]

I've smoked weed for over 20 years too, and I just don't want to anymore. Thank you for being an inspiration, best of love and luck to you

[zpihbjq]

I've been smoking weed every single day since I was 11 years old. I'm 20 now. I've been isolated from everybody in my life since I was about 16, don't have friends anymore, slowly losing all my familial bonds including my father, never had a gf, don't have a drivers license, can barely hold a job due to social anxiety. I'm a complete bum.

Today it stops. I'm throwing all my paraphernalia in the garbage. I'm calling out to God. And I'm gonna conquer this bullshit addiction. Thanks for this video bro, it made me even more motivated.

[LaZZSpAzzO]

How many people smoking weed.
👇🏽while watching this video

[davidagiel]

The first thing I notice when I stop smoking weed for a while is I can remember all my dreams again. When I smoke weed everyday I never remember my dreams when I wake up.

[mikmop]

I'm 62 and you've just told my life story. I've been straight for almost a year now and I feel exactly the same way. Likewise, I could never just smoke occasionally and then take long breaks in between. If there was weed in the house, I had to be smoking 24/7. I also suffer from asthma so I wasn't doing my lungs any favors either.

About 14 years ago I took out a gym subscription (which is located just across the road from my house), because I needed to lose 40 lbs of weight. But I could never get sufficiently motivated to go there and do any exercise. 14 years of gym payments down the toilet.

But as soon as I gave up weed, I started doing weights and cardio and lost 40 lbs in 6 months.

I had become the laziest slob imaginable. But now I'm motivated and doing things that I would have put off doing forever. Learning guitar, studying chess, reading books, renovating the house, etc, etc. And of course vigorously exercising. I've now increased my VO2 max, decreased my weight and health wise, I've never felt better.

Giving up weed on a "permanent" basis (without trying to have the occasional smoke, which just doesn't work if you're an addict), was the best thing I've ever done in my life.

[Mackcolak-xfbk]

Here are the key takeaways from the video:

1. After quitting smoking weed for 6 months, the person noticed significant improvements in their mental health, especially reduced anxiety and depression that was being amplified by daily weed use.

2. Their physical health improved, with better lung capacity, easier breathing, more endurance, and a healthier relationship with food without the munchies leading to overeating.

3. They became more extroverted and their social anxiety decreased after quitting, as being constantly high had made them more introverted and uncomfortable in social situations.

4. Saving around $300-400 per month that was previously spent on weed.

5. Increased productivity, focus, ambition and ability to stay organized without the mental fog caused by being perpetually high.

6. Better quality sleep and feeling more rested in the mornings after eliminating the "weed hangover" effect.

7. Improved relationships with spouse and children by being more present, patient and engaged instead of withdrawn due to being constantly stoned.

8. Realizing that despite believing weed helped them cope, they had developed an addiction that was negatively impacting multiple areas of their life.

[ryandamon]

6 days sobber, was literally sitting out a dispensary because I was craving so bad. Started watching this video, just because it popped up on my feed. Half way into the video started feeling better, still craving so bad, but Managed to muster up the courage not to, and to turn around and leave.

To everyone else watching this, you can do it. One day at a time. You'll get there.

Thanks for the video. You are making a difference.

[DassHibionada]

I started smoking weed years ago as a teenage, switched to cigarettes. Spent my whole life fighting Cigarettes addiction. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with ADHD. Not until my mom recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.

[Kaylaleon]

Thank you for posting this. I have been trying to find videos of people who have stopped smoking weed and what they have noticed. I really appreciate it.

[MunkyandPuma]

Quiting smiling weed was easy for me despite being a heavy smoker. The best part of not smoking weed is I can actually dream again! I love dreaming, and now I do. 😊

[crowbar]

46 years old, 30 years smoking, 16 months sober 💪🏻

[Jonathan-yrso]

I quit weed 10 years ago. Smoked from the first coffee in the morning until I went to bed. A weed-oholic, as it were. 3 months into quitting, my vision improved. I was able to make out fine lines around objects. It took a full year before genuine happiness returned. Before that, I was bored and felt indifferent towards everything. Smoking weed it not as harmless as people say it is. I’ll leave it at that.

[reneesuzettes]

Wow. Congratulations on your commitment to change!! I'm 58. You're the first person I've ever known to reflect to a T my LIFE with smoking weed...every word. I'm getting ready to go sober soon. It's been many years. I'm actually scared. But optimistic about the benefits, as you state. Your Topmate site looks great. I will most likely reach out soon, your support would be priceless! Thank you for sharing. I feel better already!

[chadrose]

The most well articulated description of quitting weed I've ever heard. Bravo.

[stenphe_dansow]

When I'm high on cannabis, my thoughts often drift back to various memories and past events in my life. Sometimes, when I'm high, I tend to reflect on what I've done each day and think about what mistakes I might have made, which leads to self-imposed pressure and constant anxiety. When I'm not high on cannabis, I don't feel hungry at all, and sometimes I feel nauseous when eating. I'm trying to quit now.

[alejandrowirthphoto]

Thank you for sharing Dorian, I'm on my way out of it too and everything you said is what I am going through sobering up, you make me feel I'm not alone. I wanna be ambitious again.

[jordancarr]

I saw this video about a month ago. Today im 7 days clean. Looking forward to the changes it brings. Thanks again brother for this video