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    #21
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    High for a Month

    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Hanks
    Well I know it wasn't physcologicall if that's what you mean by constantly thinking about it. Although I do have to agree I am very light of weight having 5% bodyfat (mostly muscle). Basically, are you saying that it's a few hours for "most" people and more for lightweights? Because I'm still extremely low in bodyfat and it doesn't happen anymore (due to tolerance). BUT! Wouldn't that mean it's not true about being done with in a few hours time and leave the option for up to a month possible?
    Let's put it this way.

    When you get high for the first time, it feels very different and new. You experience sensations which you didn't know your mind was capable of producing. Now, when the drug wears off (which usually wears off in a few hours for most people , and even less time for those with tolerance), it does so gradually.

    When you smoke pot, the THC is absorbed into your bloodstream through your lungs. The THC flows through your veins, through your heart, saturating every organ in your body with the chemical. When it reaches your brain, the THC attaches to the appropriate receptors in your brain. This causes a series of events and chain reactions which cause neurotransmitters to build up in certain parts of the brain. When the neurotransmitters are building up, you are coming up on the drug. When everything is set in motion and the chain reaction begins, you are "high off the drug". Obviously because marijuana is a drug (and causes slight chemical imbalance with neurotransmitters in the brain), your brain needs to re-adjust back to normal. So while your brain is adjusting back to it's normal , un-stoned state, you are essentially high. When you feel fully functional again, the high has wore off, and your brain has more or less returned to it's normal, original state.

    Because it's the first time your brain experienced the high, and it was such a novel experience, there are several factors which might make you feel "stoned" still. What I recommend you do is smoke another joint and see how you feel. If you're totally unaffected by that joint, then I'd say go to the doctor (it's confidential). However if you get stoned off the joint, I'd say you're imagining things. It's virtually impossible to stay stoned for 30 days. It's got to be in your head, because for you to be literately stoned off THC for 30 days, you'd need a continuous supply of the drug to reach your brain. And even then, you'd build up tolerance to the drug, noticing less effects as time progressed.

    There is a noticible difference between feeling the "weed-over" (after-effects of marijuana which cause you to feel slightly out of it but not totally stoned) and being stoned off your ass.

    My theory is that you're thinking too much about the weed. Or possibly, you have mild HPPD (don't get scared). HPPD is hallucinogen persisting perception disorder, and is usually experienced by those who have acute reactions to LSD, Psilocybin, Mescaline, and even cannabis in extreme cases. HPPD is characterized by open-eye and cloesd-eye visuals, extreme shifts in perception (similar to the feeling that you're constantly on a psychedelic drug), or a geneal sense that you never really came off the drug (essentially drug psychosis). As of today there's not been much research done on this condition. I doubt if this is your case though.

    I'd say that since it was your FIRST high, that your brain is still putting all the chemicals in their proper place. meaning that your brain is still recovering from the THC. don't worry. It'll all be good.

    You'll notice that as your tolerance increases, this effect diminishes. I'd say that you're very sensitive to THC because you've never experienced it.

    Don't worry, it'll work out.

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    #22
    Senior Member

    High for a Month

    Have u ever heard the best cure for a hangover is another beer?

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    #23
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    High for a Month

    Quote Originally Posted by IanCurtisWishlist
    Let's put it this way.

    When you get high for the first time, it feels very different and new. You experience sensations which you didn't know your mind was capable of producing. Now, when the drug wears off (which usually wears off in a few hours for most people , and even less time for those with tolerance), it does so gradually.

    When you smoke pot, the THC is absorbed into your bloodstream through your lungs. The THC flows through your veins, through your heart, saturating every organ in your body with the chemical. When it reaches your brain, the THC attaches to the appropriate receptors in your brain. This causes a series of events and chain reactions which cause neurotransmitters to build up in certain parts of the brain. When the neurotransmitters are building up, you are coming up on the drug. When everything is set in motion and the chain reaction begins, you are "high off the drug". Obviously because marijuana is a drug (and causes slight chemical imbalance with neurotransmitters in the brain), your brain needs to re-adjust back to normal. So while your brain is adjusting back to it's normal , un-stoned state, you are essentially high. When you feel fully functional again, the high has wore off, and your brain has more or less returned to it's normal, original state.

    Because it's the first time your brain experienced the high, and it was such a novel experience, there are several factors which might make you feel "stoned" still. What I recommend you do is smoke another joint and see how you feel. If you're totally unaffected by that joint, then I'd say go to the doctor (it's confidential). However if you get stoned off the joint, I'd say you're imagining things. It's virtually impossible to stay stoned for 30 days. It's got to be in your head, because for you to be literately stoned off THC for 30 days, you'd need a continuous supply of the drug to reach your brain. And even then, you'd build up tolerance to the drug, noticing less effects as time progressed.

    There is a noticible difference between feeling the "weed-over" (after-effects of marijuana which cause you to feel slightly out of it but not totally stoned) and being stoned off your ass.

    My theory is that you're thinking too much about the weed. Or possibly, you have mild HPPD (don't get scared). HPPD is hallucinogen persisting perception disorder, and is usually experienced by those who have acute reactions to LSD, Psilocybin, Mescaline, and even cannabis in extreme cases. HPPD is characterized by open-eye and cloesd-eye visuals, extreme shifts in perception (similar to the feeling that you're constantly on a psychedelic drug), or a geneal sense that you never really came off the drug (essentially drug psychosis). As of today there's not been much research done on this condition. I doubt if this is your case though.

    I'd say that since it was your FIRST high, that your brain is still putting all the chemicals in their proper place. meaning that your brain is still recovering from the THC. don't worry. It'll all be good.

    You'll notice that as your tolerance increases, this effect diminishes. I'd say that you're very sensitive to THC because you've never experienced it.

    Don't worry, it'll work out.
    Thank you, that somewhat clear it up for me. I never felt high for 30 days (that was just propogandas theory). I just felt the "after affects" for 2 days after. Thanks again.

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    #24
    Senior Member

    High for a Month

    I just came back from a camping trip of constant stonedness. The first day back wasn't fun. All the effects of being stoned without the "high" feeling. I felt like I was changed, I couldn't return to my usual patterns of life, it was very unpleasant. But today it wore off. I'm slowly returning to the normal habits. Habits can be very pleasing some times... Safe. Reassuring.
    Stoners... don't do ecstasy. It's too incredible. You don't need it.

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    #25
    Senior Member

    High for a Month

    yea i have experianced that too.. it feels wierd but i just went to the gym and worked out like no other sweating and drinking and sweating until i felt like a new man... great thing to do..

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    #26
    Senior Member

    High for a Month

    Iv been really high for 1 1/2 days....it was ingested about 5 strong brownies.
    Im in full compliance with my state laws and am a medical marijuana patient.

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    #27
    Senior Member

    High for a Month

    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Hanks
    ) Doesn't marijuana stay in your fat cells and keep you
    high for months?

    No. The part of marijuana that gets you high is called
    `Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol.' Most people just call this
    THC, but this is confusing: your body will change
    Delta-9-THC into more inert molecules known as
    `metabolites,' which don't get you high. Unfortunately,
    these chemicals also have the word `tetrahydrocannabinol' in
    them and they are also called THC -- so many people think
    that the metabolites get you high. Anti-drug pamphlets say
    that THC gets stored in your fat cells and then leaks out
    later like one of those `time release capsules' advertised
    on television. They say it can keep you high all day or
    even longer. This is not true, marijuana only keeps you
    high for a few hours, and it is not right to think that a
    person who fails a drug test is always high on drugs,
    either.

    Two of these metabolites are called
    `11-hydroxy-tetrahydrocannabinol' and
    `11-nor-9-carboxy-delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol' but we will
    call them 11-OH-THC and 11-nor instead. These are the
    chemicals which stay in your fatty cells. There is almost
    no Delta-9-THC left over a few hours after smoking
    marijuana, and scientific studies which measure the effects
    of marijuana agree with this fact.
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    Now most of you have probably read this fact and believed it as true. Except theres on problem in my case and I want to see if anyone here can relate. The first time I smoked the herb it was at 7pm on a school night. I went to bed at 10pm and was still stoned. The thing is though is that I felt what I like to call "the after affects" where I can kind of notice the stone from earlier. I felt this after effect a full 2 days after smoking. Now of course it doesn't happend anymore because I have a higher tolerance then before. But would this not basically disprove the "marijuana only keeps you high for a few hours theory? I mean do you think it is somewhat there at an unnoticeable level for up to a month after?

    Haha The first 10 times I smoked I only gut buzzed adn though I was high.
    Then one day i smoked as much as I could with some friends while walking around then sat down in my car and did a whip it*bad fucking Idea)
    I blakced out for a min then every thing was in bullet time and my heart felt liek it was in the sky. I was high all night from about 12 till the next dya when I woke up and for two days I felt the numbness htat whipe its cna cause.

    It was onyl bad when I blakced out after that it would have been fine but I was really parinoid becasue I went form geting a small buzz of schwagg to mega fucked of really nice bud.

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    #28
    Senior Member

    High for a Month

    Quote Originally Posted by ThePurpleMan
    yea i have experianced that too.. it feels wierd but i just went to the gym and worked out like no other sweating and drinking and sweating until i felt like a new man... great thing to do..
    Yeah, I've allways noticed that working out or any strenuous activity along with eating will kill the after affects or lower the high itself.

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