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Originally Posted by DazedandConfused

alright i did read what you posted, and it says...

"There is almost no Delta-9-THC left over a few hours after smoking marijuana"

and even before that it says that Delta-9-THC is what gets you high..

so if thats true, that there is almost none left in our bodies a few hours later, then how do we build a tolerance to it? If there isn't any left in us shouldn't we be able to get just as stoned the next day, and the next, and the next...

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I guess it goes, but a slight bit stays in us for about 1 week, keeping our tolerance up a bit. The more you smoke, the more Delta-9 is gonna stay in your fat cells, and keeps getting added to rather than being given chance to leave them. :thumbsup:

Very well said 3 sheets for the whole of this thread. I salute you.

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Originally Posted by Whos Carl

Very well said 3 sheets for the whole of this thread. I salute you.

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Ahh cheers man, it's nice to be appreciated once in a while:D

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Originally Posted by DazedandConfused

alright i did read what you posted, and it says...

"There is almost no Delta-9-THC left over a few hours after smoking marijuana"

and even before that it says that Delta-9-THC is what gets you high..

so if thats true, that there is almost none left in our bodies a few hours later, then how do we build a tolerance to it? If there isn't any left in us shouldn't we be able to get just as stoned the next day, and the next, and the next...

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thats because your brain reduces cannabinol receptors upon repeated exposer to thc which makes it so you need more of the drug, this is also why there is a limiti to how high someone can get

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Originally Posted by DazedandConfused

alright i did read what you posted, and it says...

"There is almost no Delta-9-THC left over a few hours after smoking marijuana"

and even before that it says that Delta-9-THC is what gets you high..

so if thats true, that there is almost none left in our bodies a few hours later, then how do we build a tolerance to it? If there isn't any left in us shouldn't we be able to get just as stoned the next day, and the next, and the next...

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well that is partly the reason that you DONT develop a (physical) tolerance

"thats because your brain reduces cannabinol receptors upon repeated exposer to thc which makes it so you need more of the drug, this is also why there is a limiti to how high someone can get"

Does that mean that we're slowly building up a permanent tolerance? or does our brain continue to produce more of those receptors?

the number of receptor sites for thc to bond to will change depending on the amount you consume. if you were to quit, your brain will adjust accordingly. so the answer to you question is no i dont think one can build a permanent tolerance.