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Q: Clean But Testing Possitive

asked by: tiltamatic on April 20th, 2005

New User

Ok , so I have been clean for 3yrs 8months , seriously , I have to be drug tested for probation . I have been working out recently and have lost a lot of body fat while gaining much muscle mass. I had been an every day pot smoker for about 17yrs. A quarter ounce a day. My question is if it is possible for me to test possitive for marijuana because I am breaking through fat stores from days gone by? I am not looking for guesses or ideas I need amunition for probation officer's upcoming attack. Ty for your help.

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shadowalker164

replied on April 21st, 2005

Experienced User

Man, i’m no doctor, but to pee dirty for reefer after over 3 years doesn’t sound right to me. I have heard of positive results from poppy seeds in food. Take a look at your diet.
Pot is slow to wash out of a system, but 3 years? That’s a long time.
One more thing, if you are clean, you know, walking the walk, let the outcome be in god’s hands. We just do the work, we don’t plan the outcome.

Richard s.

SuziON

replied on September 12th, 2005

New User

Are You

Around other people who smoke pot?
Suzi

fatfamily02

replied on September 12th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Fact---thc does store up in the organs and in the fat reserves. How long I do not know. Just for normal sake I know it takes 3 months to come clean for heavy user, but that not saying if organs are free from thc. Probably not--and fat you have all your life just think how much could be stored in just one fat pocket.

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