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How to Quit Smoking Weed Naturally on a Mucus-free Diet
How to Quit Smoking Weed
I recently publish a blog post on this site entitled Overcoming Marijuana Addiction through the Mucusless Diet Healing System. As a followup, mucusless diet practitioner Tony shared some specific methods that he used to begin to overcome his deep addiction to marijuana. They are as follows:Overcoming Smoking Naturally on a Mucus-free Diet
Written by Tony on February 19, 2015 Effective methods I used for overcoming smoking through the Mucusless Diet Healing System: 1. After a relapse, start each new day on a very cleansing regimen. You want to bring up elimination and trigger cravings (part of elimination). This is done naturally as you begin to eat a cleaner diet or fast a bit. 2. When cravings start, know that you are starting to eliminate the waste that causes the cravings and desire to smoke in the first place. If you can go a few hours or at least a day without smoking, that specific desire will stop for awhile. You may even decide to switch to another method before giving up for good. For example, when people wish to stop smoking, vaping becomes much more interesting to them, and looking at places similar to Amuse can help you to find some of the best products on the market that can help with this area. Of course, how you wish to proceed ultimately falls to you. 3. Handle cravings in one of three ways: 1) get more aggressive by eating only fruits or drinking juices while getting plenty of rest, 2) staying 100% mucus-free until the craving subside, or 3) use mucus-lean options- “mucus-lean” refers to the period of dietary transition in the Mucusless Diet when mucus-forming foods are used along with mucus-free ones. Mucus-lean menus are generally less harmful than standard mucus-forming eating habits of non-practitioners and are an important part of the overall transition and systematic healing methods employed in the Mucusless Diet Healing System (Definition by Prof. Spira in Spira Speaks: Dialogs and Essays on the Mucusless Diet). For a practical list of mucus-lean and mucus-free foods to use on the transition, click HERE.
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Stop lying to people!! There is no such thing as weed addiction!!
yes weed-addiction exists. Great post by the way.
I want to share a tip to anyone reading this who wants to quit weed/hash:
I have quit smoking many times berore, and always it hs left me very anxious and uncomfortable for days.
It’s only five days since I quit last time, but these five days have been far from nervous and with no cravings whatsoever. The only thing I’ve done differently now was that I have fasted after day two, I’m at over 72 hours of fasting now.
While quitting weed you will naturally get less hungry. This is well known. So for me the fasting came very natural at first, since I have tried fasting before and knew it’s much easier than most imagine (you probably think it will be bery hard -‘but trust me it isn’t: at least not while quitting weed). The first day of fasting is the most difficult, and since abcense of weed will make you less hungry that day will be quite easy..!
I have had major insomnia, sure, but I still feel quite alert.. Fasting can make it hard to sleep because the body releases adrenaline (maybe because it wants you to be alert and go search for food?). But since you’re quitting weed you’ll have trouble sleeping anyway.
I have never felt this good during “weed-quit”. Period. I only drink water, maybe with some salt added. No need to but expensive products.. Plus fasting in itself is very good for your body 🙂
I hope someone reads this and tries. Highly reccomended 🙂
Stop lying to people!! There is no such thing as weed addiction!!
yes weed-addiction exists. Great post by the way.
I want to share a tip to anyone reading this who wants to quit weed/hash:
I have quit smoking many times berore, and always it hs left me very anxious and uncomfortable for days.
It’s only five days since I quit last time, but these five days have been far from nervous and with no cravings whatsoever. The only thing I’ve done differently now was that I have fasted after day two, I’m at over 72 hours of fasting now.
While quitting weed you will naturally get less hungry. This is well known. So for me the fasting came very natural at first, since I have tried fasting before and knew it’s much easier than most imagine (you probably think it will be bery hard -‘but trust me it isn’t: at least not while quitting weed). The first day of fasting is the most difficult, and since abcense of weed will make you less hungry that day will be quite easy..!
I have had major insomnia, sure, but I still feel quite alert.. Fasting can make it hard to sleep because the body releases adrenaline (maybe because it wants you to be alert and go search for food?). But since you’re quitting weed you’ll have trouble sleeping anyway.
I have never felt this good during “weed-quit”. Period. I only drink water, maybe with some salt added. No need to but expensive products.. Plus fasting in itself is very good for your body 🙂
I hope someone reads this and tries. Highly reccomended 🙂
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