Any experience with edible / thc withdrawal?

Awesome dreams

 

There are no withdrawals...

 

Loss of appetite, a little anxiety and difficulty falling asleep.
Lasts two or three weeks.

After a few weeks, like Butterfat said, your dreams get very vivid.

 

I wouldn't say there are no withdrawals,
but they're very mild compared to other drugs.

 

Use a cbd strain to help.

 

Expect to be grumpy and feeling a bit "off" for a few days - that's all I get. How long the "withdrawal" to lasts depends on how healthy your endocannabinoid system (ECS) is. Your body gets "lazy" about producing endocannabinoids because it can use THC or CBD for much of what your endocannabinoids do in your body. It takes your body a bit to get endocannabinoid production back to normal.

If your ECS is strong, you may not notice much beyond a little grumpiness and the return of more vivid dreams. So how do you support your ECS?

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Granny

 

@BrewsnWeed666 You're the expert here. Are there withdraws from quitting THC?

 

I've never personally had withdrawals but I guess every 1 is different

 

No physical dependency = no withdrawal.

 

@AdultBaby1

I'm likely one of the heaviest daily user currently on the City at 150-300mg per day, nearly every day for the past 8 plus years.

There is no physical withdrawal.
Takes 3 to 14 days of total abstinence for my pain to return at full force. Depends on how active I am.
Takes 10-14 days for the week of intense dreams to kick in.

I'll just wake up one morning and not dose. And the next day and the next. Eventually the surgical adhesion pain returns like a hand trying to pull my guts out through my navel and I'll go back on my meds to be pain free.
Cannabis turns that pain off like flipping a light switch.

It's not till I've been sober a few days before all the little nagging pains Cannabis "Lubricates" so well come creeping back. The bad knee, the clicking hip joint. The electricians wrist-elbow-shoulder. That crick in my back, the one in my neck..
Suck to get old, Sucks more if you abused your body in construction for a lifetime.
Edible Cannabis is the ultimate Snake Oil and my snake squeaks really badly.

To long didn't read::
Just stop. It's no big deal for 99.99% of us.

BNW

 

Dude, if You can quit Cannabis after years of heavy use and
not lose sleep and Your appetite, I envy You.

 

Again, that's not a withdrawal.

 

Alright, what do you call it then?

Edit: Not trying to be a Dick, I genuinely want to know.

 

Agreed, it might be mild but it's a withdrawal.

I take short 2-7 day tolerance breaks a couple times a year. I don't have a lot of symptoms but I do get some.