I'd agree with the article in that people who smoke all the time, but not constantly, develop a reverse tolerance. It's when people are getting high three and four times a day that a tolerance develops. I remember being able to smoke an eighth like it was nothing, then one day I could suddenly get high off a few hits (reverse tolerance). After I started smoking joint after joint in one day, the high seemed to be getting less intense (tolerance). Know what I mean? About users who develop more efficient smoking techniques: that's exactly what I thought caused reverse-tolerance. This, and reverse-tolerance make sense, since most people don't get high their first and second times.
lateralus Reviewed by lateralus on . Backwards Tolerance I hear people talking about their tolerence all the time, but itsnt it backwards for weed, since the more you have in your system the less it takes you to get high? i read that in a psycology book Rating: 5