I smoked copious amounts of weed almost every day for nearly 7 years. AMA.

SecretSnack · 2 years

Having just quit after 4 years of twice-daily use and closet growing, one dank nug of advice:

The less frequently you smoke, the better it is when you DO smoke.

Becoming habituated is boring, numbing, and expensive. Also it doesn't mellow everyone out - the effects vary between people, between strains, between doses, between media (smoke, vapor, oil). Some long-term effects are feeling slow and forgetful, but those have resolved since I took this break.

Don't wanna become a pothead? Don't keep in within arm's reach. Get baked and hide it from yourself, if it comes to that.

russelly · 2 years

I am a daily smoker and you were, but there is a huge difference between smoking .2 grams a day and smoking 3 grams a day. I think weed can be smoked daily and still stay within the confines of "moderation".

pzycho · 2 years

What was the deal you made with God? Did you keep it?

VapidStatementsAhead · 2 years

That's just, like, your opinion, man.

FiredUp · 2 years

no questions man, but I'm glad someone else pointed out that marijuana is definitely not harmless. this is coming from someone who has been a smoker for the past several years.

i think it is ok to use, but it is easy to abuse. From what I gather there is no physical dependence to it, but there sure can be a mental one. I just got in a habit of smoking, and like all things you do to much, it negatively effected other parts of my life.

I hated when people knew I was high, hated it. I felt like they looked down on me. Whether this is true or not I don't know, but it lowered my self-esteem.

Getting high can be awesome. I love watching family guy while high, the cut-a-ways are hilarious. But often I think being high is at the stake of something else I can be doing with my time, something where I can improve myself of have an enriching experience.

I am a college student now, and I am too shy. Weed doesn't help my shyness at all.

Looking back this is a random collection of thoughts, but it was good to vent.

otherwiseyep · 2 years

Marijuana makes me content to do absolutely nothing. I smoke it everyday, so I don't do much at all. There's nothing more that I want than to actually live a life, and I'm the only one stopping me. I'm entirely unmotivated. It'd be a petty excuse to blame my problems on my use of marijuana, but one thing that's for certain is that is certainly isn't helping me.

deeznuttz · 2 years

The years between 17-23 are a difficult time in life - it was for my brothers and I at least. I can't imagine smoking weed would of been beneficial in those times. Quite the opposite I would think. My little brother, now 20, and a big stoner, has become a complete shut in and is completely paranoid that his family is out to destroy his future... pretty ridiculous when all we do is try to help him.

gameshot911 · 2 years

Just popping in to say I totally agree with you that weed is not completely harmless.

For awhile when I first started smoking, it was awesome! Movies, TV, music, food, everything was awesome.

But no longer. It drives my minds towards existentialist thoughts. I can't get motivated to do any work done, and get really depressed at the thought of having to work the next 40 years of my life. The existentialist thoughts are the worst...why do I exist, what is self-awareness, again and again and again. Not that I don't have answers that I am satisfied with to those questions, but my mind is driven to those same thought circuits over and over. And whereas sober I can just turn on the TV and forget about it, weed makes that much more difficult.

I had some fantastic times with weed. But, as you said, it definitely has consequences.

apmihal · 2 years

One of the first times I smoked alone I had a huge panic attack, and in my mind, I was positive I was going to die. It was the scariest experience of my entire life. I eventually called 911, but it fucked with me so much. I was a wreck for several months after that, and now after a few years I still have anxiety about it.

I think the biggest issues our respective situation raises is not solely about marijuana, but about mental health. If our society in general were more conscious of mental health, it would make these kind of situations easier on people. But instead too many people associate mental health topics with "crazy people" and they think mental health is only relevant if you are mentally ill.

baddna7 · 2 years

this has to be one of the best and open threads ive ever read on reddit.

ifiwasntintherapgame · 2 years

I probably smoked an average of 20-30 cones every day and spent between $100 and $150 on weed a week.

...do you define 'cone' as a joint? or a bowl? either way, 20-30 of them per week for only $100-$150 seems.... like a great fucking deal?

How much are you smoking in one 'cone'? (I'm going to assume this is a joint, or something close in terms of the amount of weed usually used) a gram? 2 grams? either way, that's between 20 and 60 grams per week, for $100-$150? What prices were you getting???

I'm not trying to call you out on your math or anything, but... yeah, I'm asking you to check your math.

Rhenor · 2 years

Was marijuana the first illegal drug you tried? Did you ever try other drugs for an extended period?

furixx · 2 years

i would say anything you don't do in moderation can affect you negatively. responsible use of cannabis is not harmful.

[deleted] · 2 years

I've been smoking for about a year, maybe more. I had my first panic attack the other night.

Some background: I am a totally mentally sound guy. I have no mental problems that I know of, and no health conditions.

Here's the situation: I'm in a relatively small room smoking with a dude and his girlfriend. The girl is pretty quiet the whole time, playing with a laptop. She remarks on the huge hit I take. She does this twice. The guy and I take turns taking hits. He's the talkative type. I'm enjoying the conversation until it descends into typical stereotypical stoner bullshit.

He starts talking about salvia. He won't stop talking. I try to cut in, but he interrupts me. I try changing the subject and he somehow relates a completely unrelated subject to salvia. I'm starting to feel trapped. The feeling becomes more intense. He's still talking and I'm wondering what I can do. I'm watching wide-eyed as he talks incessantly.

While this is happening, I might have been imagining it. I don't know. He looks like he's getting bigger as his voice raises in excitement. I feel harassed. I can't stop him from talking. My girlfriend texts me.

She says she's too tired to come over and she's going straight home from work. I tell her I'll meet her at home. As I'm leaving, the girl asks me if I'm OK to drive. I say yes but I think "no way."

I'm walking down the stairs saying "I am not ok to drive. I am not ok to drive." I get into my car and as I'm slowly turning around in the street I imagine they're watching me from the window.

I'm driving pretty slowly and I think of my girlfriend. She's in my head saying "Crapspackle, you're driving too slowly." and I start to get nervous. Anxiety starts to take hold. I roll through a traffic light.

I pass one more traffic light before I start thinking I have to pull over. I notice as I'm pulling over that my right blinker has been on the whole time. I'm sitting in my car now, panicking. If a cop pulls up behind me what am I going to say? What if someone asks if I need help.

I start plotting out my story. I'm looking for something in my glove box. No, I'm playing with my phone. Wait, I'm looking for something I dropped on the floor. I call my girlfriend. No answer.

She calls back, and she sweet talks me and the anxiety seems to be slipping away. She says she'll be right there.

I'm waiting now and that pit in my stomach is nearly gone. By the time she gets there I feel almost fine. The entire time, I'm skeptical at what's happening. Am I really being "that guy?" I feel embarrassed and weak.

She opens the door and wraps me in a warm embrace. I've never been so eager to feel her holding me, and at that moment everything is all right. The white-hot panic that left me shaking has cooled and things are starting to make sense again.

Single scariest experience of my life.

habisch · 2 years

Hey just wanted to say I feel ya. It's frightening how similar my situation is (I'm 23 now been in since 17, for starters...). I can relate to the "vicious cycle" of lethargy and mild episodes of psychosis. I've thought a lot about it and I think I could write an excellent academic paper on it (if I were a student in the proper major) or it's times like this I wish I had a blog to express these ideas more casually. I was gonna make a blog for myself... but then I got high. I digress.

To contribute to the AMA, I guess my question is: how did you end up quitting? I don't want to make it sound like there's an addiction to marijuana (I don't believe that) - it's more of an addiction to the routine. I have a lot of ideas and projects in the works, but I am simply too lazy to get started on them right now. (Don't get me wrong, I'm enjoying the hell out of myself right now - part of me wants to finish college with as much hoorah as possible, since I know that will abruptly end.) I am banking on the prospect that I will get a job in a town where I know absolutely nobody. Though I'm sure I could find weed pretty easily, I recognize that as a great opportunity to make the changes I've wanted. How did you manage? I can't imagine this period of time having any serious long-term effects on your life - how are things now?

Manberg · 2 years

I smoked everyday for about 2 years. It never really seemed to adversely affect me, other than some weight gain from late night fast food and such, and obviously a bit of impact on my the lungs. I smoked varying amounts, but my 3 buddies and I could polish off an eighth in one session.

Recently though, I moved to an apartment where it's literally impossible for me to smoke, so I'm down to about once a week, generally at a party. I do miss it, but not to the degree that I MUST have it. I just always found being high made the little things in life more enjoyable.

duckbringer11 · 2 years

Does anyone else find it pointless to smoke too much? For me I usually hit a plateau where I can't get any higher... especially after the first rounds. When I try to hit it again later to get high again it barely works.

wiggin6 · 2 years

I don't mean to diminish your story or advice, but this seems like the best thread to post this -

hash oil is potent, right? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_oil

So I met this girl who was the sweetest most innocent person I thought I knew. Although she worked in a glassblowing shop, I didn't think she smoked all that much cause she was on point. Never hazy, exact with her language and logic. Anyway, I offered to smoke her up and she agreed, but said that she only smoked honey oil. She gave me "half a hit" or else I would "cough my lungs out." I was thinking, bitch please, I smoke everyday. So I coughed my lungs out and got more fucked up than I've ever been. After she took two "full" hits she told me that she smokes about an ounce a day of this stuff - $150 - 15 hits - a day. I was getting high real fast, but I remember my jaw just dropping.

LoughLife · 2 years

The only issue I have with it is the laziness that comes with it. Certain people close to me smoke all day and don't do shit. They don't even clean up their bedroom, leave nasty empty bowls of food just laying around, don't shower, don't take care of themselves and only worry about getting high again.

I'm not against pot, but it will make you a lazy person if you allow it.

rybl · 2 years

Where did you come up with $100-$150 a week if all you did was smoke weed?

thilehoffer · 2 years

What I am interested in is why you continue to use so much weed?

I was in a similar situation as you were. I never thought I was going to die, but I started getting really anxious from weed. So I simply stopped using it so much. Now, I only use it after a few beers or when outside hiking. If it becomes less enjoyable, simply stop smoking it. Why do you feel the need to keep smoking?

BTW, a little side story. I once rolled a crazy big joint in high school and got a friend of mine high. He had an anxiety attack and wasn't right for years. He had to go to a psychologist and everything. Weed just didn't agree with him. I felt really bad about it.

Beelkeel · 2 years

"I've smoked so much pot I don't know if I like it or not" -Andre Nickatina

j-mar · 2 years

One time I had a really bad case of the spins to the point where I couldn't open my eyes. I could feel my heart beating through my chest and it would alternate from really slow to really fast. At one point I thought my heart stopped and that I came back to life.

I really have no idea if that was the case or not. It was very scary though. I then spent a few hours just laying in my bed trying to shake it off by sleeping. It was miserable.

vancouverite · 2 years

Why do potheads always seem to use the word copious?

[deleted] · 2 years

100 bucks a week! My g/f and I vape everyday and it costs us 100 dollars a month.

respectthatstuff · 2 years

Man. I had to make an alt account so I can speak my mind here. Something similar has happened to me, and I want to share my story.

I have read every single comment up to this point in this thread as well as every single one from here. I will start and end with this this being said: Weed can be very powerful stuff; respect it.

I've been a heavy, to moderate, to daily smoker for around 6 years. I have had one similar episode in my life and kept that shit a secret. After reading these comments, and comments on similar posts, I am definetly not alone. I have never had any similar episode or experience before that one or after.

I was in college, on the couch while my girlfriend at the time (wife now) was sleeping in our bedroom. I was planning on playing some video games. I should have been studying. I can guarantee that this weed was home grown, and handed to me straight from the source. No chance what-so-ever of being laced. I took a couple rips and was feeling fine. Feeling normal, felling high. I was playing some online backgammon and started to not feel so well. I was like, "whoa, what the fuck is going on...?" Stood up to get some water and felt really clammy. Felt extremely light headed. I noticed my heart beating. Harder. From that point on things happened really fast. My mind was racing, as it always does while stoned, but this time it was full-forced-focused on how I was currently feeling. My body felt numb, tingly, and my heart was pounding. I went to the couch and, for lack of better words, started freaking out. I thought I was gonna die. Heart attack? Stroke? I was one second away from waking the woman up and driving me to the ER. I didn't wake her up because I was supposed to be studying at that time. And I was smoking more than I should have been lately, and her knowing, being mad, etc... kept me from opening that door. I waited it out. Felt like forever. But the feeling subsided. What the fuuuuuck just happened to me?? I gave it a couple days before I smoked again. It sounds stupid in hindsight, but I had to see if that was an isolated incident or something more. I am or never have been one iota of depressed or prone to any sort of mental disorders. I'm a happy dude. This freak out quite frankly, freaked me out. It's never happened to me since. I think I know why. I'll tell you why I think it's so.

I'm happy I thought I was going to die. I realize it was more than likely some sort of panic attack. And that shit shouldn't happen to me, right? From that point on, I learned my personal limit on weed. Similar to alcohol. Similar to any other powerful substance. If I had to sum up why I think that shit happened to me that night it would be this: Because I knew I shouldn't have been doing it. I should of been studying. I shouldn't of been hiding it. I shouldn't of been baking my mind through finals week. All negative things, that were zapped into the conscious fore-front of my mind, totally unexpected, and it floored me.

I realized my trigger. I realized what seriously fucked with my mind. I mean, serious. I know, it's hard to realize what I'm saying unless you been there, but that shit made me loose control of myself and my mind. It was terrible. I still smoke weed, often actually. I love it. But I respect it. I feel like I have to mention this before I close, not for self fulfillment, or some internet cock measuring contest, but for the validity of this comment. I am a normal, normal, redditor. I am married and young in my technical career, I have a nice house, and wonderful family and extended family. I'm happy about 98% of the time and I have a baby on the way. I'm living the dream.

If you made it this far, finish reading. This is the bread and butter of this post, and the focus, in my opinion, of the OP's submission. I really want to draw attention to this post and the stories listed here. I personally, am all for the legalization (and tax the shit out of it, bring in some money) and especially for the decriminalization of it. But, and this is the fucking bells and whistles people!!!!!!!!, symptoms like these need to be discussed openly when talking about weed. They really do. Weed is not bad in my opinion. It's the opposite. It's fucking great. It really is. It is placed here on Earth for a reason, and it is really enjoyable to be high. But we really need to stop being so black and white about weed and realize that it's not for everyone. It can have negative effects on people. The plant is powerful, and when you learn about weed and the effects of THC on your body, you must be aware of everything. Kids and users need to hear these stories. Knowledge is power, and this is a powerful plant. It can cause harm in the wrong hands (lazy teenagers, drop out adults, loser hippies, and many more) but it can be very powerful and enjoyable in the right hands.

If you're reading this kids, don't be stupid and write off these real life experiences. Weed is powerful and you should treat it as such. Do not lose control of yourself. Trust me. Kick ass and take names in your life, and if you want, smoke a little and let that shit be a positive influence in your life. Not a negative.

RDS · 2 years

I've got a couple questions, all mostly relating to physical and mental health.

I didn't start smoking weed until after grade 12, but since the age of 18, (now 23) I've been slowly smoking more and more. For the past 2 years or so I've smoked between 2-10 bowls a day spaced out throughout the day (and now I smoke about a quarter in a week, but end up sharing at least a gram or 2 with others throughout sessions).

I have a really sensitive stomach so a small toke in the morning really helps me get on my way, eat some good food, etc. but I know it also makes me lazy as fuck. I'm rather functional while high, and as a graphic designer it tends to really help me get into the work flow and such.

I don't do much exercise anymore (played competitive soccer until I was 18) and the look of coated resin on my old bongs is really starting to get to me. I am a non-drinker, and only smoke weed.

I'm starting to wonder what psychological effects it has had on me (and have found that I am much more anti-social now, I don't enjoy talking to others nearly as much as I used to). I found my short term memory has gone to shit, and my ability to recall previously small details, or link thoughts and definately diminished. Is this a result of a shrunken hippocampus?

Brain scans showed the hippocampus and amygdala were smaller in men who were heavy marijuana users compared to nonusers, the researchers said. The men had smoked at least five marijuana cigarettes daily for on average 20 years.

The hippocampus regulates memory and emotion, while the amygdala plays a critical role in fear and aggression.

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN02271474

I know I wont be able to maintain this level of smoking for the rest of my life and in no way do I want to, ubt I also don't plan to cut weed out of my life, and I want to cut down my smoking down a lot over the next 2 years. In no way do I think I'm addicted, and I know I have the mental strength to cut back.

I want to know how bad my lungs are? Are their some good tests I can do to see how much resin is in there? I consider smoking weed out of a glass bong entirely different than smoking a cigarette, and I've heard many people see the negative effects from weed go away almost entirely after a month of not smoking.

I feel this drug prohibition we currently face really limits the amount of helpful, resourceful information and test results out there about drugs, and its frustrating. I know I smoke to much weed. But I really enjoy it.

Have you quit smoking now? Do you still smoke but smoke less? Have you noticed a significant change in your energy levels? Has your memory gotten better? What have you noticed?

HavartiParty · 2 years

Wow, this is like reading my life on Reddit. Weird.

Carmines_Revenge · 2 years

How much do you think you've spent on drugs in total?

[deleted] · 2 years

Its sounds to me like you have an addictive personality and mj has little to do with it other than it being your choice of vice. Also, what exactly do you mean by "cones"? Joints? Bowls? I've smoked quite a bit longer than 7 years and have only heard "cone" used once in reference to a joint. At any rate, getting 140 to 210 joints OR bowls out of 100-150 bucks worth of weed is frankly hard to believe.

[deleted] · 2 years

I enjoy taking a puff here and there as it actually helps my train of thought and can get me out of "mental ruts", but as soon as I find it creates anxiety within me I will take a couple weeks off. For me weed is medicinal, psychologically speaking, but I only smoke a toke or two every few days.

rick-victor · 2 years

I'm sorry, what? I wasn't paying attention.

ontologicalninja · 2 years

Delayed reactions: do you have them? Are you aware of any difference in your reflexes between now and before you started smoking weed? Do other people notice or tell you this?

Delta009 · 2 years

I'm surprised that nobody in this thread quoted this book yet.

This is one of the most interesting books I have read in the last year or so, and it definitely changed my opinion about marijuana (I used to be against decriminalization, because the governement was constantly telling me it was the Devil's weed).

Marijuana is Safer: So Why Are We Driving People to Drink? is, surprisingly enough, very objective in its comparison of alcohol and marijuana. I think that marijuana smokers and non-smokers alike will learn interesting facts by reading this book.

peacefultoker420 · 2 years

hmmm....20-30 cones a day and only $150 of weed a week.....u must have mixed it with ALOT of tobacco. Are u sure you weren't just addicted to that?

ChaoticRapture · 2 years

Drugs can give varying effects to different people. It's good that you realize you needed to stop, unlike my buddy who had two blackouts on hallucinogens, one where he pissed himself in public, and he still wants more.

Oh, and did you smoke skunk? I read an article on BBC News a little while ago saying that it was statistically smoked more by people that developed mental illnesses.

langfan · 2 years

I probably smoked an average of 20-30 cones every day and spent between $100 and $150 on weed a week.

Unless a cone isn't what I think it is it sounds like you had really low quality weed.

The-crow · 2 years

What's with the downmods really? You can disagree with some of the guys views, but downmoding him for sharing his experience... i dont get it

grec530 · 2 years

I've found that smoking can vary in many different ways, much like other drugs. If I have prior obligations, and I decide to put them off to smoke, I'm a lot more likely to "bug out" and end up not even enjoying the high, completely defeating the purpose of smoking in the first place. Also, taking a gravity bong hit and smoking a blunt are completely different forms of being "high". For me, I've been smoking for years, and at this point have become somewhat bored with it. I've really learned throughout my collegiate experience the beauty of sobriety in a world where it seems that the endless chase to intoxicate oneself can never fully be satisfied. I always felt like while I was getting high/drunk my competition was taking one more step ahead of me. Not to say I don't enjoy smoking occasionally, just don't get so caught up in the whole lifestyle.

[deleted] · 2 years

Everyone's different. I smoked an ounce a week for many, many years. Now I smoke on weekends, if at all. My brain is fine, my body is fine, I worked out while stoned, got a PhD, a gig lecturing in psycholinguistics and maintained stable, quality relationships all that time. Obviously your experience was different, but for a lot of us, pot IS harmless.

cinsere · 2 years

Feel free to post to /r/trees

We've smoked copious amounts of weed everyday for nearly two months while browsing Reddit.

[deleted] · 2 years

OP, I completely agree. There is a correlation (though, yes, there is no causation) between psychedelics and schizophrenia and other psychological disorders (a few cases that come to mine are Philip K. Dick and Syd Barrett). I have panic disorder as a result of a bad shroom trip. There are other people out there with similar experiences, man. Don't feel alone.

itsnotatumour · 2 years

I am someone who use to some weed but found it becoming less and less enjoyable. The first time I laughed harder than I ever had. The next time, less. Until it got to the point where I immediately became paranoid after smoking. I know exactly the type of anxiety you are talking about. With me it becomes very strong.

I just stopped smoking weed. If I'm around friends who do, I simply take a puff and it's enough without getting me paranoid.

I've read that this happens to a small fraction of people when they smoke.

TheBev · 2 years

At U.C.T, students training to be doctors have to do blocks where they work in various departments of a hospital. One block is where the students go to the local psych hospital. The students I have met (Ok, only three) all told me that almost all drug induced psychosis was from marijuana. I have not researched the topic too extensively but this is empirical evidence by people in the medical field, which for me means quite alot.

So my question, would you agree with this? What have you seen as a practitioner?

EDIT: Just saw this on Reddit.

disgustipated · 2 years

Why do you choose to blame the weed for your depression and psychiatric problems? From 17-23 years of age, you're going through many physiological changes that are more likely the cause of the way you feel/felt.

What sent you to the ER? This is the first time I've heard of someone being hospitalized from smoking too much weed.

jeba · 2 years

I don't often mention this because I'm quite embarrassed about it, but the first time I smoked decent pot, I also ended up in the ER convinced I was dying, and I also describe it as the most terrifying experience of my life.

To me, it feels like you're placing more significance on this event than it deserves. Every couple of months there's on post on /r/mj or /r/trees from someone describing an experience like this. It's always met with sympathetic comments from many others who had the same experience.

I'm pretty sure all that it is is a sort-of feedback cycle between the effects of the drug (most often in inexperienced users) and a resulting panic attack. It's an unpleasant experience, but not generally a harmful one.

EDIT: If anybody is interested, I've written a more detailed explanation of what I experienced in another thread here.

xanax_anaxa · 2 years

Bah. Lightweight D.A.R.E baby. I've been smoking that much for 25 years and that's not even close to worth an AMA.

slobby · 2 years

Yeah you can't really do anything 20-30 times a day without it having a negative effect. Except for maybe breathing.

[deleted] · 2 years

I have a good friend in a situation very similar to yours. He's in his early 20's and smokes weed heavily. I've been friends with him for many years, but lately things have gotten pretty bad. I think he's pre-disposed to having psychological issues, but after a short period of experimentation with hallucinogens and then a gradual progression to just constant weed-smoking, he's become very anxious, erratic, depressed, and overall just impossible to communicate and hang out normally with. My friends and I are all at a breaking point where we're just kind of fed up with him (he lies, steals, and has mood swings at the drop of a hat due to his heavy use of marijuana all the time). He admits that he's a drug addict in that he can't take any sort of drug in moderation, but thinks that marijuana isn't harming him at all. He even claims that his shrink says its okay to smoke marijuana.

So my question to you is, how did you break with the habit and realize that it was actually doing you harm? What's the best way to deal with someone who's in that mindset?

borque · 2 years

Lightweight.

dikcflicker · 2 years

where i come from you'd be called a "part-timer". down voted for not handling it.

itsnotatumour · 2 years

This smells, rather, reeks of fibbing. $100-$150 a week, yet you smoke 20-30 "cones". That would be nearly an ounce of weed a day, since a "cone" is much larger than a "pinner". Southern CA prices, which are in line with the rest of the country or cheaper, would put that at $50 a day for cheap, bad weed, or up to $400 a day for medical quality herb. So I don't know how this person could smoke the way they say they do, and pay so little, unless someone was giving them "cones" for free. I personally puff herb almost every day. Not 20-30 joints, but maybe a few puffs in the morning and a few at night. In the past 7 years I have received 2 bachelor's degrees, a year and a half of work experience, and time to prep for entry to law school. All while smoking weed.

weed definitely fucked with my psyche on a very deep and insidious level.

maybe it just held up your own psyche to the mirror. i, however, do not need weed to see that you are a:

profoundly anxious, depressed, and just generally emotionally erratic

person.

*edit: formatting

systemlord · 2 years

How do you know your problems where caused by weed? Maybe you are predisposed to these psychological issues, and weed simply exacerbated your conditions.

blacklab · 2 years

So the moral of this story is that you used way too much for way too long? Pretty much anything in life will hurt if you without moderation. This has nothing to do with weed, it has to do with your out of control habits. You can kill yourself by drinking way too much water, too.

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