What REALLY Happens After Quitting Marijuana

⏱️ TIME STAMPS ⏱️
00:00: Intro
00:54: Motivation Came Back
2:11: Appetite Returns
4:14: Sleep Returns
4:48: Memories Come Back

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These people quit weed and so can you:

[RjImproves]

Hitting 10 days clean tomorrow morning and I feel amazing. Withdrawals are gone and I wake up full of energy tbh. Sobriety is the way to go!!

[kfckillie]

33+ years smoking the weed, I quit 2nd Jan 2023. After 10 days of bad vibes not sleeping I feel like a new man. I always trained, boxing, Mauy Thai, running and weights and always held down a job. I just thought at 55 it was time to stop, i went cold turkey. Please keep at it, you can do it, I smoked everyday for all those years so if I can you can....👍

[JohnGeorge-pwxo]

I started smoking Marijuana since my teenage. Got addicted to Crack for over 11 years. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my mom recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.

[ryanrschloss]

I’m 14 days in to no marijuana. I’m 35 and have smoked heavily throughout the day more or less since I was 18. I didn’t even intend to “quit”, I wanted to take a break to reset my tolerance (lol). However, after the first few days I began to feel addicted to all of the benefits I was experiencing. The dreams are intense, and sleep has been the most challenging part. I never thought I’d be addicted to life like I feel right now. I feel like I’m finally awake. Thanks for sharing and to everyone out there, if you’re here and you’re reading this, do yourself a favor and keep going. You owe it to yourself, life is amazing beyond THC.

[johnkreese]

Pro of not smoking. More money to save towards big purchases. No munchies. Motivation to do other things to stay busy.

[henry]

Marijuana is an INSIDIOUS drug. This shit made me so depressed. 2 weeks sober and the depression is gone, motivation is back, and I'm more social now. When people say marijuana isnt addictive they are LYING. God bless everybody on their sobriety journey

[gustavoacosta]

Been smoking weed since I was 14! I'm about to be 30 this year and i cold turkey for the 3rd time. It's been a week now and my depression is through the roof! I hope I can do it this time. Im tired of pushing my family away and feeling like a loser. I really hope I don't relapse this time. Staying strong and pushing forward.

[Sneakers-hils]

Iam 34 and after 18 years of full time smoking weed I just finished my last joint and going cold turkey. All these messages already motivate me!!

[kate]

I’m 29 and been smoking everyday since I was 18. I’m on my 3rd day clean. It’s been difficult but I think I can do this. I don’t want to go into my 30s still being a slave to it.

[buzzedalldrin]

30yrs of smoking cannabis, cigarettes, and drinking.
And in between hard drugs
I am sober from alcohol and nicotine.
And 2 days off weed. Weed being the hardest for me. I’m motivated after quitting other harmful addictions in my life. Stay Strong All

[Jsczaq]

I’ve been smoking weed everyday since 15 (I’m 25). Now It’s turned me into a skittish, antisocial and anxiety induced person. Every time I quit, I have nightmares wake up in sweat and often have panic attacks (i’ve noticed the panic attacks come after weeks of dab pen use). It’s kinda ruined my sex life with the anxiety... (a doctor would put me on pills right away but I will never do that)… I’ve been clean for about a week now and the crippling anxiety is starting to go away, and I feel like I’m seeing in 20/20 vision finally now.. going to the gym and picking up new hobbies help :) I feel like I’m closer to God as well. (No wonder the government is pushing weed on us all of a sudden).. For years, my aggression was gone because I was high every day. I would let people walk all over me. For young men, drive is important for career, relationships and life. Just 1 week and Im confident around new people, I don’t overthink and I feel sharper at work (I work in sales). I can’t wait for 30 days clean. I feel like my T-levels have risen just from 1 week of no weed.. it’s crazy how this is advertised as some kind of miracle drug. As someone who’s been using it for over a decade let me tell you it’s no miracle and I would be further in life if I never started. Thank you God for giving me the panic attacks to show me this

2.5 week update :

I’ve been waking up nearly every night in cold sweats from very very vivid dreams (and nightmares). Also noticed waves of anxiety at random times during the day - I have to channel it into music, working out, or creativity. Lost about 5lbs from lack of appetite, but the gym is keeping me in great shape at least.. some positive things : I’m a lot more focused at work, hobbies interest me, I’m sticking to a workout plan and feeling strong and I feel a much deeper connection to my family and the wonderful woman I’ve been talking to. I also noticed I’m a lot more emotional, in a good way.

[maxboucher]

I’m 20 now and have been smoking every day chronically for the past five years. I’m on day five of quitting and in such a short time I feel great and even though it is tough i honestly thought it was harder than it actually is. Every day its getting easier and if I can do it anyone can. I wish you all the best of luck on your journey to sobriety

[miken]

I quit over 6 months ago cold turkey and it was so easy. The withdraw symptoms were more about routines and not so much physical. Before I quit I didn’t have motivation issues or have lack of exercise, or loss of appetite. I did have severe anxiety and paranoia and always would feel like I wish I didn’t smoke out. The anxiety and paranoia would basically make me paralyzed to do social things so I basically became a hermit who felt a lot of shame about my smoking weed. I am doing so much better with making plans with people but still have a long way to go. Definitely the best decision I made was to quit and it improved my well being so much. Best of all this change cost nothing and had only positive side effects. My best to all of you on this journey.

[youlube]

3 years this month. I did stop alcohol, nicotine and coffee too, same day Too
i went from miserable to humble and more compassion about my cravings, now i don t have time anymore for my old friends who didn t stop.
Shame cause everything we done was around a ashtray, a bottle that timed my visit( full to empty), and getting F... or high to be alive .
Anyway, my eyes and vision improved, my dreams, memory, stress contro, concentration at work, no more shaky hands or smelly mouth.
I did battle and struggle with my anger management, but sports made me equalize that .
Overall, i see clear now, the clouds are gone. Finally.

[VegaAdalina]

Psychedelics saved me from years of uncontrollable depression, anxiety, and illicit pills addiction. Imagine carving heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone. Believe it or not, in a couple of years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues.

[cjlarson]

Hot showers help with chills
Punching bag helps with the anger
Games help with the boredom
You won’t sleep the first/second night you quit, so just stay up and watch videos

Quit right now, not later. Taper down your use for weeks before you quit. Things will happen that will derail you….keep trying!!

[nicholasdsteil]

5 days in. Lack of appetite and sleep. Also very aggravated with minimal disturbance. Depression is acting up too (I’m alright). I know this suffering is me earning my sobriety and it is also my addiction dying and letting me know. I WILL win this. I deserve to experience life, not survival while high. Keep up the quit!

[gregvarney]

I’ve been a smoker since I was 15. Quit once in my 20s for a year or so. I’ve been smoking every since. Almost 39 now. Every day smoker, before work, after work, and a few times before bed. I’ve noticed in the last year or so, it’s been harder to get that same sensation as being “high”. I think for me, I just want to be more successful and more present in the moment. Day 4 today. Sleeps been crap, but I know in the end, it’ll be so worth it. Coming from a guy who loves to smoke, says a lot.

[darkhorse]

I got so much respect for anyone that keep it real with themselves first. It's not easy for some people to get on Camera and speak truth about there lives. But this video you made about this, it's no telling how many lives you have help change. Keep doing you brother🙏

[ScorpioDiamond]

I’m 42, smoked weed for 27yrs. I would smoke an oz in 4-5days. Quit cold turkey for a job. 14 days clean today, no withdrawals or any symptoms (which I never would’ve imagined!).
It can be done! Keep going to anyone who’s trying.