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VEJOVIS™ vs. Quitting Weed Cold Turkey
Wishing and hoping is great for magical kingdoms, fairy tales and make believe situations but not for real life. Real situations require real solutions, real problems require real help. You can lay in bed and hope you locked all the doors to your house before you go to sleep, or you can make sure. You can hope you finally get past the cravings and side effects of quitting weed or you can make sure with help from VEJOVIS™. You already have the will to quit or you wouldn’t be reading this but do you have the power? Now you do with VEJOVIS™ .
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Quitting is quitting! If you quit for a month, or a year. or forever it’s all quitting. But you don’t have to quit smoking weed cold turkey? Cravings and withdrawal effects are weed quitting killers… if you can’t get past those you can’t stop smoking weed it’s as simple as that! Quitting is hard and quitting cold turkey is just totally unnecessary now that you’ve got VEJOVIS™ to help you.
You know why you want to stop and for how long you need to stop smoking weed. To get more focused, more clarity, more driven, more creative, more productive, save more money, to be more responsible, to get a better job, for your loved ones, etc. Vejovis will help you stop for however long you need to stop. Vejovis is here to help you quit smoking weed and it’s backed by a 100% Money Back Guarantee to do that. VEJOVIS™ is REAL HELP.
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America’s Invisible Pot Addicts
More and more Americans are reporting near-constant cannabis use, as legalization forges ahead.
The proliferation of retail boutiques in California did not really bother him, Evan told me, but the billboards did. Advertisements for delivery, advertisements promoting the substance for relaxation, for fun, for health. “Shop. It’s legal.” “Hello marijuana, goodbye hangover.” “It’s not a trigger,” he told me. “But it is in your face.”
When we spoke, he had been sober for a hard-fought seven weeks: seven weeks of sleepless nights, intermittent nausea, irritability, trouble focusing, and psychological turmoil. There were upsides, he said, in terms of reduced mental fog, a fatter wallet, and a growing sense of confidence that he could quit. “I don’t think it’s a ‘can’ as much as a ‘must,’” he said…
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Cannabis Addiction: The Science, The Solution & The Decision
When Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Martavis Bryant stopped his regular cannabis consumption in order to pass the NFL’s drug test, he encountered an unexpected challenge. Insomnia kept him up at night. “I would get frustrated,” Bryant told Sports Illustrated. “I’d yell, ‘Why can’t I sleep!?’” The answer may have been Cannabis Withdrawal Syndrome, or CWS.
Cannabis Addiction Test
Cannabis is the most widely used illicit drug in the world. Population data suggests that 4% of the global population uses cannabis and that one out of ten users develops daily use patterns. The prevalence of cannabis use is expected to increase following recent legalization of medical and recreational use in several countries worldwide and the introduction of a legal cannabis industry. Recent findings of the 2014 Monitoring the Future Survey funded by the National Institute of Drug Abuse indicated that in US states that have legalized cannabis, 40% of high school seniors had used cannabis compared with 26% in states that do not have legalized cannabis. Moreover, only 16.4% of high school seniors thought that cannabis smoking puts users at a greater risk.
Withdrawal From Cannabis
Cannabis Use Disorders
Using cannabis is perceived by many as relatively harmless, but the adverse effects of problematic cannabis use are significant. Thirteen million individuals globally have Cannabis Use Disorders, with relapse rates comparable to those of other substance use disorders. Contrasting non-problematic recreational cannabis use, severe forms of CUD involve compulsive use despite significant harms to mental health; high stress levels (craving, withdrawal); cognitive deficits; academic and work absenteeism; and significant risky behaviors, such as driving and operating machinery while intoxicated. Worryingly, the concentration of tetrahydrocannabinol, the compound driving the addiction liability of cannabis, has risen in cannabis products over the past decade.
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Getting Prepared To Quit Weed
When deciding to quit marijuana, a little planning and preparation goes a long way. Here are 10 simple exercises to complete in the days leading up to your quit attempt. You don’t have to do them all (you can pick and choose which make sense to you) but none take much time...
“Marijuana is the drug of illusion. It creates the illusion that you’re thinking great thoughts and doing great things while you’re sitting on the sofa and growing a beard”.
— John McAfee
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Like other addictive substances, cannabis use affects dopamine levels in the brain by decreasing the natural production of the neurochemical.
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The user’s brain gets reprogrammed to need weed just to feel normal.
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Wanting to quit using weed but not being unable to is a strong indication of an addiction.
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