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Originally Posted by GrGrimm  I'm really good at making resolutions and very bad at sticking to them. I really want to do away with a couple long standing bad habits. (namely my thc indulgence and tendency to overeat- probably related, huh?) I have been trying to stop smoking for like two years now. Many (though not all) of my friends smoke and it's not practical to isolate myself. My goal is to be able to get it out of my system enough so that my brain reajusts and when it's around me I don't lose control. (I've seen other people that were smokers get reformed for whatever reason and have that sort of self control.) I've tried publically declaring "I quit!" so many times it holds no weight anymore and I just look silly....It's like I'm Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. I make this resolution and then a few days later I ignore that I made it for immediate gratification with little justification- I just decide to do it because I want to. I'm sick of being a slave to my chemically imbalanced brain. Any suggestions? |
Weed is not addictive. If you feel it is then it's possible that your body desires it for nutrients in it, much as you would desire a particular kind of food. Weed has a lot of omega acids in it. Try taking a supplement.