Need To Quit Weed?

You are conditioned.

You don’t see the world how it is. You have no hope of seeing reality without built up ‘memories’ clouding your vision every day. Like everybody else, past experience colors your world.

Time you took the blue pill

I do not mean to be so direct or ‘in your face’.
But I see this often. If you’d like to quit weed:

Change your perceptions. You see the world not as it is, but how you are. You see people not as they are, but how you are. This same principal applies to everyone. Here is an average example of exactly what I am talking about:

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A person quitting cigarettes simply buys a nicotine patch to overcome withdrawals. Not fullproof but something.

Even a heroin addict has prescribed Methadone. People quitting weed have nothing ‘instant’ to overcome withdrawals – that is until now soon. Picture this:

You quit weed 2 days ago – haven’t slept since. Without marijuana before sleep you have no hope. Your body notices something is up and emotions are running wild. You seem anxious for no justifiable reason.

Metabolism slows down and it’s harder to eat. You have a headache. Physical and psychological withdrawals begin to take over. Until you reach down and grab a new branded bottle: Sativex Marijuana Mouth Spray!

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If you smoke weed often, quitting brings you great clarity. Nobody denies that! Problem is, clarity can be emotionally painful when quitting marijuana. Many deal with neglected and increasingly important issues in their life without weed. Here’s an example of increased emotion from GFreak on his 50th day quitting marijuana.

GFreaks story is personal, but he is brave enough to share it with everyone. A rare and commendable attribute. There’s a different story for every smoker quitting weed, but we find it almost always goes something like this:

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