Help side effects from weed

[Life_and_Death]

i know a few people here smoke up so i thought id ask. have any of you noticed anything? it seems ive developed what i can best relate to as a smokers cough but ive never heard of people talking about it with weed. i mean you have your cough from the smoke scratching your throat but this lasts after that. and no matter how much i clear my throat it seems to not go away. im fine right now but its been.....like 12hrs since my last one. is this normal with smoking weed?

 

[Brick In The Wall]

i know a few people here smoke up so i thought id ask. have any of you noticed anything? it seems ive developed what i can best relate to as a smokers cough but ive never heard of people talking about it with weed. i mean you have your cough from the smoke scratching your throat but this lasts after that. and no matter how much i clear my throat it seems to not go away. im fine right now but its been.....like 12hrs since my last one. is this normal with smoking weed?

Yes it's normal and nothing to be overly concerned with. Long term use can raise your susceptibility to cancer (if you smoke it) or schizophrenia and psychosis.

Short term side effects can include coughing, memory loss, dry mouth, and paranoia.

 

[Life_and_Death]

Long term use can raise your susceptibility to cancer

i typically like your info but this one confuses me. they suggest weed to cancer patients.....of course its kinda too late for them. im not one of the believers that thinks it cures cancer but this is also the first time ive heard this is all im saying.

 

[Brick In The Wall]

i typically like your info but this one confuses me. they suggest weed to cancer patients.....of course its kinda too late for them. im not one of the believers that thinks it cures cancer but this is also the first time ive heard this is all im saying.

Smoking anything can raise the risk of cancer, the lungs aren't made for it. CBD oils and other Cannabinoid extracts are used in cancer treatments sometimes.

They sometimes allow cancer patients to smoke medical grade marijuana when the patient is unable to eat due to chemotherapy. But smoking it is never recommended as a long term treatment.

 

[Life_and_Death]

Smoking anything can raise the risk of cancer, the lungs aren't made for it. CBD oils and other Cannabinoid extracts are used in cancer treatments sometimea.

They sometimes allow cancer patients to smoke medical grade marijuana when the patient is unable to eat due to chemotherapy. But smoking it is never recommended as a long term treatment.

this makes sense now, ok.

ok cool, as long as im not dying or anything

 

[Brick In The Wall]

this makes sense now, ok.

ok cool, as long as im not dying or anything

Na, you'll be okay. Any excess mucous you have built up from smoking will be expelled within a few days or so of quitting.

 

[Life_and_Death]

Na, you'll be okay. Any excess mucous you have built up from smoking will be expelled within a few days or so of quitting.

quitting? lol

 

[Brick In The Wall]

quitting? lol

That's the spirit! No one likes a quitter.

 

[Life_and_Death]

That's the spirit! No one likes a quitter.

im not complaining but something seems backwards about this

 

[Brick In The Wall]

im not complaining but something seems backwards about this

It's 2020, everything is backwards! At this point all you can do is roll with it

 

[Life_and_Death]

It's 2020, everything is backwards! At this point all you can do is roll with it

roll with it......roll one......same thing

 

[Kyrok]

THC bonds with CB1 receptors on cancer cells, which triggers the release of ceramics, interfering with mitochondrial function and killing the cell. CB1 receptors on normal cells, however, do not have this effect.

Our endocannabinoid Anandamide does this too. Think of THC as an exogenous supplement.

Ideally, one doesn't combust weed, but extracts the cannabinoids and vapes or eats it. Combusted compounds are often carcinogenic.

 

[ecmnesia]

had it, hated it. if it keeps bothering you that much (as it did to me) go for edibles (personal favorite) or a bong (they clean and cool the smoke, from what I understand, so it will hurt your throat less).

 

[Ghost2211]

Get weed candies, or get oil and bake some cookies/brownies if smoking it is uncomfortable. Also, a bong helps since the water makes the smoke less dry and cools it down. You can also vape. Smoke can irritate lungs regardless of what you're smoking. irritation won't likely lead to cancer (assuming you're not a really heavy smoker). It's not like cigarettes.

 

[Fehler]

I started smoking at 19 occasionally and at 22 I started to smoke more when I freaked out from the first attempt at ctb.
I had up to 9 plants when I was younger (in Spain it is legal) and they came out very pretty, but damn how the electricity bill went up.
Now they have taken out led lights and smaller greenhouses of up to 2 plants but my time is past ... the truth is that it requires a lot of work to care for them.
Of the effects that Brick in The Wall says, the main one I have is short-term memory loss and dry mouth.