Marijuana Addiction

Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome

This is a rare form of toxicity that affects chronic weed/cannabis smokers. It shows up as extreme nausea that weakens the body along with severe vomiting. The episodes constantly keep cycling.

In the beginning stages, this can be falsely diagnosed as a Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome. At this point, it’s important to know if there’s cannabis consumption involved, to rule out or confirm Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome.

The only way to get better is to stop smoking cannabis. Most noteworthy is the fact that this doesn’t happen to occasional pot smokers.

Short-Term Effects Of Marijuana Use:

• Impaired judgement
• Poor motor control
• Increased blood pressure and heart rate
• Increased drowsiness and lowered inhibitions
• Short- and long-term memory

Continued use of marijuana can result in considerable tolerance within a very short period of time. Despite earlier beliefs to the contrary, both psychological dependence and physical dependence on cannabis can develop.

The dangers of marijuana are sometimes underestimated, because of its increasing application as a medical treatment, and because recreational marijuana is now legal in Canada.

But here are the facts:

• Marijuana can be dangerous
• Cannabis is addictive
• Marijuana causes cancer of the lungs, tongue, and other major parts of the body
• Marijuana causes paranoia and delusions, and inhibits good judgement
• Marijuana contains hundreds of harmful chemicals
• Marijuana increases fatigue and reduces motivation

The bottom line is that marijuana addiction is harmful With our program you will be able to ​free yourself from cannabis addiction​.