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Topic	What would happen if an everyday pot smoker quit cold turkey.
3khc 06/22/18 2:32:58 AM #26:	pres_madagascar posted... 3khc posted... Darkrobotisback posted... Their brain lacks the sufficient serotonin that was pumped into their bloodstream, and they'll crave the drug so bad that they'll do desperate things to experience the same high, even if it means they must look into other drugs that perform the same or have a greater effect on their psyche. This is why weed is considered a gateway drug. Yeah i remember reading about seratonin and dopamine or whatever. So how long until an everyday smoker gets back to normal levels naturally? I take Lexapro, a serotonin affecting drug, i also have my medical card. I've quit multiple times over the years. What does that mean for your body and brain? --- ---- ----- <cite>3khc posted [p:903741967] in What would... [t:76738771]...</cite> <quote><cite>pres_madagascar posted...</cite> <quote><cite>3khc posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Darkrobotisback posted...</cite> <quote>Their brain lacks the sufficient serotonin that was pumped into their bloodstream, and they'll crave the drug so bad that they'll do desperate things to experience the same high, even if it means they must look into other drugs that perform the same or have a greater effect on their psyche. This is why weed is considered a gateway drug.</quote> Yeah i remember reading about seratonin and dopamine or whatever. So how long until an everyday smoker gets back to normal levels naturally?</quote> I take Lexapro, a serotonin affecting drug, i also have my medical card. I've quit multiple times over the years.</quote> What does that mean for your body and brain? --- ---- -----</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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