Many things can prompt someone to stop smoking. Usually, some people may decide to take a tolerance break while others may just want to completely abstain from marijuana. Whatever the motivation, it’s good to know about the changes that happen in your body after you quit smoking weed. Therefore, in this article, we’ll focus on the changes your body experiences after your quit smoking. The moment you stop smoking a year later: Your Lungs are…
Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome Cannabis is a common remedy to promote appetite in patients with anorexia and wasting associated with HIV/AIDS. Cannabis may also relieve chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting. But while cannabis is a good treatment for nausea and vomiting, it may also cause a paradoxical syndrome of nausea and vomiting known as cannabis hyperemesis syndrome (CHS). CHS is a clinical diagnosis that results from chronic cannabis use (2). A well-known symptom of CHS is cyclic…
For those of you that are trying to quit weed or take a tolerance break, one potential option is the replacement method. The replacement method is a technique where you replace one negative act for another. However, as a disclaimer, you should be cautious when using this method of quitting because if you don’t choose the correct act to replace, you run the risk of replacing one negative habit with another one. In cases like…
If you are about to embark on a journey to take a tolerance break, it will be useful to have some weapons in your arsenal to see your break through. Below we’ve provided a list in hopes that you can take these tips with you to meet your goal: Keep your Weed, and Utensils Locked Away One of the best ways to have a successful T-break is to remove all temptations to smoke. One way…
If you’re trying to quit weed, or take a tolerance break. Here are a few activities you can pick up Watch Netflix Play video games Read a book Play or pick up a new instrument Listen to music Learn a new language Pick up or continue creating art Volunteer Pick up or continue cooking Go to a museum Watch sports Meditate Go rock climbing Surfing Sky diving Yoga Go Hiking Go to the Gym Learn…
Have you started to feel like you don’t get as high as you used to anymore? You do get high but it just feels like you’re not getting the same euphoric feeling you used to get? You may even find that it takes more and more weed to even get you to an alright level. Why not try taking a tolerance break? What is a tolerance break you ask? In this article we’ll tell you…
When it comes to quitting there are many ways that work for different people. People come from all different walks of life and different strategies work for different people. Grounded is made to facilitate this process for different people so we have put together a list of methods hoping that you can a strategy that works for you. What is your why? Before we start, one of the most important things you can do is…
If you’ve downloaded Grounded to quit weed, you may already be re-evaluating your relationship with weed. But if you would like to know if you potentially have some form of dependence to weed, here is a list to look out for: It’s the first thing you do as soon as you wake up You’re using weed to avoid problems in your life You’ve developed a high tolerance and need larger amounts to get high You…
CBD which stands for Cannabidiol is a compound found in cannabis plants. Why is everyone going so crazy over CBD right now? Because unlike it’s cousin THC, it isn’t psychoactive which means it doesn’t get you “high” but instead it provides a wave of calm and relaxation over the body. This feeling isn’t intoxicating so you can use it and go about you everyday life. CBD works on your endocannabinoid system (ECS), which is responsible…