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Q: Weed showing up in physical ?

asked by: jollyjoise on January 21st, 2009

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Ok well, I've only done weed a couple of times. But I need to stop obviously, Or it will interfere with my sports at school.
The first time i ever smoked was the first week of december[december 8], then two more time the following week[december 12 and december 16]. After that i stopped due to a bad trip I had with my friend. We felt lost and didn't know the way home, we had trouble breathing and it was just bad. We had to walk home, which made us want to cry since it felt like forever, and we tohught we had taken the wrong turn. It was pretty bad. We were freaking out.
So i didn't smoke any till about..last week on wednesday[january 15 ish] so i had like a 3 week break. Now, My badminton is starting up soon, (about a month and a half[on march 2 and 3]) and I'm just wondering if the weed will get in the physical?
I mean, I'm pretty sure I'm stopping after this. I don't want bad trips and I don't want it to get in the way of my studies.

Anyway, my friend says if you smoke weed it raises the THC, and if you smoke it again it raises THAT number of THC even more...duh.
So, since i took a 3 week break. is there a way those 3 times is smoked were somewhat out of my system? and how could I get rid of this last one i smoked so i can do my sport?

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Melissa747

replied on January 26th, 2009

Experienced User

If you smoke every day it can stay in your system up to one month. Trace if you use it less even a possible negative result.

isaywhatisay

replied on January 26th, 2009

Experienced User

hunny let me share with you this one secret,
you dont have bad trips on marijuana, its not hallucinogen, you two just didnt know how to control your high that day and your a new comer,

also if you dont smoke weed for a while you should still be able to do your sports, you are not harmed and the physical, they dont pee test your or draw blood from you do they, cuz thats the only way they can tell if you've smoke weed,

but its your choice on weather or not to use it, to detox

drink lots of water and sweat alot

thc sticks in your fat cells so to get it out you drink plenty and i mean plenty of water to make you pee clear, and you do activitys that make you sweat out all the thc, dont go around any weed and you'll be in the clear.

you havent smoked that much so dont worry to much just drink water and sweat thats all i can say, you can even go to the store and get detoxing tea or something, look online for detox recipes.

isaywhatisay

replied on January 26th, 2009

Experienced User

Melissa747 wrote:

If you smoke every day it can stay in your system up to one month. Trace if you use it less even a possible negative result.

and your wrong, it depends on how much you smoke daily, and what you smoke daily ( like blunts, joints or bowls)its all on the quantity you smoke not how often, even tho yes the more often you smoke the higher your quantity.

and i smoke weed everyday like a couple of blunts or a couple bowls or a couple of doobies, last time i tried to clear my system it took me 3 months. but thats cuz i smoke alot.

Melissa747

replied on January 26th, 2009

Experienced User

isaywhatisay wrote:

Melissa747 wrote:

If you smoke every day it can stay in your system up to one month. Trace if you use it less even a possible negative result.

Thanks for the correction.

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