Logan Paul Relapsed on Weed - What Happened? (reaction)

[@AddictionMindset]

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[@caseygilbreath8843]

This shit is no joke. It's legal so must not be to bad is a fucking lie strait from the pits of hell.

[@xxdestinyxxo]

Addiction is a sneaky bastard. After some sober time, the brain blocks out the painful memory of withdrawal and starts romantasizing the drug again, thinking of the "good times" with it, convincing itself that this time will be different, I'll do it moderately etc. You can never let your guard down

[@whatwhywhenthen]

Wow sooooo true

[@JbVest]

Unfortunately this is very true.

[@dd.6ix]

Wow. 🎯

[@concrete981]

aint that the truth bro. I also go to aa meetings to gather with other addicts. for more support.

[@bonjovi1354]

same shit i did back then covid time during lockdown ... 6 months after quitting i started again.. now i am 72 hours in

[@treylarsen6519]

2 weeks clean from weed here as a heavy user for a couple years. I realized that it gets to a point where weed is smoking you and you not smoking it. Life is better without the need to get high all day. Anyone who is on the path to being sober, only you can do it and make the decision to be better, no one else but you. Peace and blessings everyone trying to improve, it’s not easy.✌🏽😎

[@lewbands]

2 weeks with you brother 17 years of everyday snoke

[@mariosola1]

18 year daily smoker here, 6 months sober. Your statement about weed smoking you is so true, I have never heard that before but damn is that true. My plug even told me I was chasing something weed wasn't going to provide. Keep it up man.

[@aazo5]

Why not use it occasionally? It's not as if you have to use it all day everyday or not at all.

[@ohiohighermind9764]

😂😂

[@lilmartian5925]

Some (I) do not have the will power to NOT smoke all the time :) once started I’ll keep going if it’s in the house.

[@elaethmyers3240]

I have quit smoking weed for just over a month now after smoking since I was 12 years old (I am now 19) and I am getting feelings I haven't felt since i was young. I thought the loss of these feelings were a natural part of growing up but the fact they're not and that I have them back is just so amazing.

[@SPOOK.E]

Once you realize there’s more important/urgent things to do in life, weed becomes less of a priority and more of an inconvenience.

[@ninjakitty8944]

My withdrawal symptoms were: insomnia, anxiety, crazy sweats, the nausea wasn’t too bad for me. I did have pain. Im completely substance free, including cigarettes, alcohol, and coffee .

[@Adriel_Aviado]

Good job!!! Anyone can do it. It's all in your mind.

[@ninjakitty8944]

Thank you. It’s definitely not easy but it CAN be done.

[@Adriel_Aviado]

@@ninjakitty8944 yessir my brother 🙏🏼

[@ninjakitty8944]

So as an update…I’m still clean and don’t even have cravings 😁

[@maskyb3509]

Mine is relapse after every 4-5. Days... H mm

[@livinginlondon8751]

I’m 3 days off the weed I’m 39 been smoking weed for 25 years I’m taking control of my life back and will never go back thanks for the advice 😭🫡💙🙏😎💯🔥👍🤛

[@sumo_fl8634]

Congrats bro u got this

[@jjvs9]

You went back yeah?

[@livinginlondon8751]

@@jjvs9 yep cant kick the habit 😅😅🥲😤

[@corso1352]

@@livinginlondon8751 😐

[@SimGTAandCOD]

@@livinginlondon8751 did u

[@joshmaril1136]

Heyo Dr Frank! I’ll be 2 months sober on Monday. Staying strong, trying to improve my life. It’s not easy but I’m taking it one step at a time. Just bought a new car, and got a $2 raise at my job. So far so good, keep it up guys!

[@mariosola1]

You got this brother, for me 2 months was a massive benchmark. Congratulations. Overall I think it gets easier after that, however, cravings for me do pop up here and there (been weed free for 6 months) and at that point Dr. Frank's advice about building a conscious life around being sober and remembering why you didn't want to smoke anymore are very helpful and important.

[@Lobsterboy300]

When one steps away from weed and is sober for about a month, one can see the impact weed has on the brain. It’s a night and day difference.

[@diegoguadarrama2321]

Not even bro. The difference can be seen just after a day

[@mariosola1]

@@diegoguadarrama2321 If you only smoked a little yes, but for regular heavy users with multiple year addictions those first days can actually be pretty awful. At least for me they were. I will say that by like day 5-10 the changes for me were obvious.

[@FlashFocused]

I went from regular use to 3 months of 100% sobriety and can genuinely say, i started smoking again because i saw no significant difference

[@wojtas2524]

@@FlashFocused that probably means you stayed sober for too short, some people take a year or more to fully recover from weed abuse

[@packers2superbowl312]

@@FlashFocusedI’ve thought that in the past too. But if you look at the long term benefits, all the medical research doesn’t lie. It’s a little like nicotine, quitting is not gonna change your life but long term benefits of quitting are undeniable

[@aaronvigil3472]

Day 20 for me! 3 years of smoking concentrates. Probably half a gram to a gram a day. I feel great my sleep and appetite are back and I feel in a better mood almost every day. I feel like I’m not even getting mad at little things I used to.

[@joshuatirado99]

Stay strong bro you got this 🙏

[@aaronvigil3472]

@@joshuatirado99 thanks gets easier everyday!

[@lilcee413]

N.oR.male 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@ryjay1989]

A gram of concentrates blows my mind, i smoke a gram of concentrates (dabs) in a week and the stuff is stronger than vape pens by far. It makes my vape light weight at least to me.

[@RealMadisonHuff]

When I quit smoking the first time I started gagging all the time from the smallest things. I had no idea why, im quitting again now! 2 days sober

[@mariosola1]

I think one of the influences that caused me to waste over a decade being stoned every day, ruin countless relationships, waste untold amounts of money, and avoid lucrative new job opportunities, was the fact that when I was young it was common for people to say that weed is not a real drug and is not addictive. It kind of put a cloak around my very really and concerning addiction which likely prevented me from addressing it sooner. Things had to start falling apart around me in obvious ways for me to put two and two together.

[@FuriousGerbil5]

Same man. I was 5 years of nonstop smoking but we can do this. We are strong

[@k.stacey7389]

Potheads have been insisting for decades that weed is not only completely non-addictive, it’s a miracle herb that will cure any and all illnesses and can never cause any harm. Which is ridiculous of course, nothing that powerful can also be completely benign. Common sense needs to be more common.

[@akorepanov]

23 y/o and on day 27. Relapsed at around the same time as Logan Paul this year haha after getting 100 days at the beginning of the years watching this channel. I gotta say, relapse and recovery is so much more complex than I previously thought, where relapses happen we never thought would. Good news though, I barely felt the first two weeks, probably due to my previous recovery time. The last week has been the tough one with brain fog, but I am starting to get out of the barrel once again with a great little job and studying my sales course. I relapsed this summer due to financial success and spending power. Don’t let success get you back into addiction. Also, avoid marijuana promoting music such as wiz and snoop(just like Logan for me hahaha) as listening to them combined with cash in my pocket led to my relapse. Best of luck to anybody here getting ready to make 2023 their best year yet!

[@kevindiaz3599]

It can be bad environment or fake friends. I have 15 days without smoke and I feel so much better. It takes discipline’s to do it.

[@kevindiaz3599]

@Raider Trader Yes! Now I eat breakfast, my dinner and lunch! being honest now I get hungrier

[@TFYS223]

@@kevindiaz3599 lucky, I'm struggling to eat

[@johnnysanders5947]

You really helped me Pal…. Thank you for all you did for me I really think you saved my life and my marriage. Watching one time I knew I had CHS … been 15 days and I feel like Superman in the mornings now my family is so proud of me and me of myself. God will bless you I’m sure of it keep it up

[@TheKiDylan2K]

I guess everyone is different because I’ve been smoking since 15 (I’m 23 now) and when I choose to stop for months when I feel I’ve been smoking too much I have no withdrawals, I respect you guys I beat an alcohol addiction and I’m 2 months clean so ik it’s not easy but keep your head up.

[@Coozaa]

I'm on day 6. I relapsed on day 4 with a little delta 8 pen I didn't know I had anymore. It felt like pure euphoria for about an hour. After that hour passed, my heartrate shot up and I got hella anxious. I realized it just wasn't worth it anymore. I was smoking instead of hanging out with friends in person or online. I'm shaky, sweaty, and nauseous to the max. I'm gonna make it through with the help of friends, family, and people like you!

[@bossmonl.a2035]

Greatly edited video. I would love to see more videos with clips of other people we may know and look up to. Talking about their addiction and recovery, plus with your commentary just completes the vision n testimony.

[@nakedmuslim1834]

His friends name is Mike, but I love your videos and keep motivating people. You saved me from Disease with weed it almost had me. I was gagging etc couldn’t eat now that I’m off this shit I do whatever tf I want whenever

[@AddictionMindset]

Hahah yeah idk why I kept saying Matt. It was to much editing to reshoot

[@AddictionMindset]

Also hell yeah on your quit!

[@Fadecountier]

Tomorrow marks day 60! Two months sober. Been a rollercoaster. Hope anyone who is struggling knows it is possible to start a new life and lifestyle. Best wishes - Cheers. Its not easy, but it is possible.

[@giieeoo]

I can’t go without weed for 2 hours it’s really bad

[@Lewi_cali]

Yes im same bro

[@pieceofsht6036]

Just went my first day without bud it’s hard and I keep smoking cigarettes and I HATE CIGARETTES

[@lilcee413]

@@pieceofsht6036 same here 😭 we need some sugar free candies and a fidget spinner

[@probablypondering1657]

Sleep sleep sleep. Only symptom that’s truly a beast for me. Short term insomnia turns into sleep anxiety. Sleep anxiety turns into long term clinical insomnia. It’s brutal.

[@UnseemlyGenie00]

​@@MG-me7iwim currently starting day four. Really had trouble sleeping on night two. I just tried not to focus on the fact I couldn't sleep. I watched KZbin videos until like 4am until I was able to finally fall asleep. Last night was better thankfully. The solution is it just takes your body time to adjust unfortunately.

[@amethystplane2052]

I've been struggling for three years with this addiction..idk how people give this up. its so difficult

[@cookiearboleda7651]

Ive also been struggling for 3 years. To this day im still trying to quit😓 I have relapse multiple times💔

[@kevindiaz3599]

Me too bro for 10 years, now I'm finally getting out of this shit.

[@barrybullsh1tter246]

Have to focus on other things. If you expect the feeling of wanting to smoke to go away. Not changing your day to day life creating new habits. You’ll always relapse

[@ninjakitty8944]

It’s was very difficult for me as well. 12 years of smoking for me and I stopped and stop a lot early on. But then I became a daily user and I noticed that I wasn’t feeling as good anymore. Lack of energy and alway lethargic. Now, everything seem so bright now that the weed fog is gone. It was SO worth quitting.

[@vengeance2.0]

Find a goal that won’t allow you to be able to smoke anymore. Even if it’s a new job. Don’t just quit because you should. Quit because there’s a bigger purpose to your life, than being “ok “ with not being okay anymore.

[@RaulValdaEguino]

Two weeks sober today, symptoms were: insomnia, extreme irritability, no appetite, diarrhea, anxiety. Never again! Thank you Dr Nick, you've been really helpful. Today I finally feel ''normal''. My relationship with my girlfriend is reborn, I feel and can give love again, my productivity has sky rocketed at work, bike rides are much easier and pleasant and I even game better lol. If you're just starting, don't give up! You've got this! The pain will go away and you'll never look back. Let's gooooo!

[@doubledragon2074]

I think you are correct on many levels on this. People downplaying an addiction and him calling himself a pussy is not normal. He wouldnt make this big of a deal about it if he werent really going through these symptoms.

[@Caa310]

Exercise, sauna, magnesium baths, stretching, foam rolling and ASMR rain sounds when I’m trying to sleep are helping me reduce these symptoms.

[@probablypondering1657]

Ok I will say having withdrawn from opiates, adderall abuse, and heavy cannabis use, opiates are by far the worst. Cannabis second. Any withdrawal that induces sleep (methamphetamines) is 10x easier than those that force you to stay awake.

[@fortytwo9517]

Having taken high dose of adderral daily for 7 years and abused the drug heavily - I can say that methamphetamine withdrawal is no joke. Okay yeah the acute withdrawl is sleep friendly but after taking adderral daily, I’m left feeling underwelhmed, sluggish, slow, unsatisfied. All things which I managed to regain after cannabis withdrawl for example. Anyway I know ur comment was ur subjective opinion but yeah methamphetamine withdrawl is not fun

[@UnseemlyGenie00]

Withdrawing from nicotine will make you super sleepy. That was only good thing about quitting cigarettes. Sleep was relief for the withdrawals.

[@cagekind]

5 weeks off ! I'm terrified to smoke again

[@TomBlatildush]

When we fear the lion in front of us, its good. It keeps us alive. When we fear the lion that’s a continent away, we just stress and hurt ourselves with our own mind. 5 weeks off means you’ve probably passed the hardest parts of it! Enjoy it, and try not to scare yourself with something that might not happen. Also, studies on stress tell us that our perspective has a surprising amount of influence over the body’s stress response. When we turn a threat into a challenge, our body responds very differently. Psychologist and Molecularbiologist dr.Epel and dr.Blackburn explain that it is our response to the stress that is most important. They encourage us to develop stress resilience. This involves turning what is called “threat stress,” or the perception that a stressful event is a threat that will harm us, into what is called “challenge stress,” or the perception that a stressful event is a challenge that will help us grow. The remedy they offer is quite straightforward. One simply notices the fight-or-flight stress response in one’s body-the beating heart, the pulsing blood or tingling feeling in our hands and face, the rapid breathing-then remembers that these are natural responses to stress and that our body is just preparing to rise to the challenge.

[@name-sg6or]

@@TomBlatildush amazing advice, this helped me . Thank you

[@joystick396]

I didn’t realize how harsh of a drug weed is until I tried quitting it. First week I have headaches, nausea, terrible irritability, low energy, depression, impulsive thoughts for violence. It’s insane how bad withdrawals are from weed

[@packers2superbowl312]

About a week clean after being a daily user for the last 7 or 8 years. Videos like this really help in reminding me why I’m doing this. Never was a Logan Paul fan but props to him for opening up and wish him the best

[@LuckyBastardCandleCo]

I had no idea he had this struggle too. And i for the longest time thought i was the only one with withdrawals that you’d think come from opioids but was from the weed. Cold sweets, shakes, it can be rough. I think i can relate to his problem of not wanting to feel defeated by the drug. Thats the vibe i get. Not wanting to be the person who cant smoke weed

[@johncatalano7101]

I’m done with weed myself. I hate it. I won’t go back.

[@AddictionMindset]

Glad to have ya here!

[@dylanwalton2597]

Really great analysis, we’ve all been there to understand what it’s like to try and justify addiction

[@amiralshamari7351]

9 days now im very struglling im very sick didnt eat nothing since i quiet , im 34 y and smoking since i was 14 , and smoking 80$ everydays , now its a good lessons for me to remember the pain hell that im.living now , i will.never back smoking

[@licandres01]

I'm on day 6 BTW, I miss it but I'll stay strong

[@AddictionMindset]

Hell yea!!! Here is to day 6

[@TheOddestThing]

We need to be honest...weed is kinda fun when you have your shit together...I believe happy people who are financially, physically, and mentally healthy can smoke...Logan Paul...probably is in a lot better financial, physical, and mental state than millions of us...so weed probably won't consume his life...BUT WE ALL KNOW ONCE YOU START YOU"LL DO IT EVERYDAY SOONER OR LATER....that's the problem we all have. Weed isn't bad but once it gets in our bodies it hooks us....we go back to our old addicted selves...people who smoke need to detox it out every time...being non-active and smoking will always lead to a bad addiction I believe. I'm on DAY 13 and I have no urges to smoke again but if I had it in front of me...a puff would make the next 2-3 hours of my day 100x better but in the long run, it will make my life 100x worse. We are addicts!

[@lewbands]

When all these weed smokers old ASF and got dementia and barely breathing that's when life gonna get real I'm 21 and been smoking since 13 I forget so much shit I forget shit mid sentence

[@TheOddestThing]

@@lewbands it comes a time in everyone's life where the body has enough and you know you need to stop. You smoking at 13 during precious years of brain growth has already put you to the tipping point. To cut to the chase...smoke less...slowly ween yourself. You must be disciplined...if you can't then you need to tell someone you don't have the self control...you need accountability. Replace weed with CBD oil. Take twice the recommended amount morning and night. Drink plant based caffeine the first week every other day to help the brain...just don't grt addicted. Walk alot and I mean a lot....music will give you a high after you quit as well

[@larrytate1657]

I’m sure there was some detriments to him from it or he wouldn’t of wanted to quit. We

[@keetoochill]

I'm 16 and I'm addicted to weed already I play sports and shit im a day off of weed

[@TheOddestThing]

@@keetoochill that's crazy...I was never around it in High school. I was lucky. I just gamed alot...never really went after girls in HS and took.pride in grades...just know weed now at 16 is really bad for your brain...you're gonna regret it at 21. It's harsh reality but you have to stoppp for your future...the weed now is only gonna make you depressed. Life isn't high...its normal and boring you got to not be bored...I had church friends on Wednesdays and Sundays..dont be a reclusive at 16

[@ChiralityPracticality]

I'm 2 months into detox, I've smoked for 25yrs and only stopped a few times in that period. In the end it actually made me more pain and anxiety! Next is alcohol and nicotine

[@keighlancoe5933]

Thank you for your channel, you've helped me quit this insidious stuff infesting my life. Also...you really look like Billy the Kidd. I wonder if he's an ancestor of yours.

[@windyacresway]

Very true ....When you see it you cannot unsee it lol.

[@kaylamarie8657]

Ugh.. I’ve been trying to stop smoking since March 2022. It’s august 2022 and I’m still struggling but I am making progress. I definitely have the CHS. I actually throw up if I don’t smoke for a period of time and can’t eat anything at all. The only thing that makes me feel better is to smoke again. 😖 I’ve been watching your videos for awhile now and I love the information you give.

[@damienpenglin]

I been smoking for over 23 years...and quit recently for a few months. damn it is the hardest thing in my life to do. still having brainfog and cravings but most of the bad stuff has passed. No wonder some countries have the death penalty for hard drugs. Weed is a hard drug, at least the modern high potency ones. Stay away from it, you will regret it for life

[@lschwaier]

Weed destroyed me.. but I have friends that were fine on it.. hence why most don't think it's bad...

[@Jay-og4yb]

Were they fine on it? Or are they able to act fine for the duration of time that youre together?

[@thatfunnyguybrandon8765]

I like how you try to come at this situation like a real friend, like you genuinely care. I know you do. Ik this is important but thanks for being there with the videos.

[@reganjacklin]

What a helpful video. This was super insightful.

[@jessthemess0o]

Never thought I'd feel validated by Logan Paul 😂 I was using pens and had the same experience!! The withdrawal was so bad, never experienced a withdrawal like this from weed. Oils, pens and dabs are a no-go for me now!!!

[@djtellytv1456]

I was able to quite when I didn’t have the money lol but my real test is when I get my first check next Friday so that will be a test for me but it’s been a month of no smoking

[@TruckDogTrailer]

Been three weeks off kratom, 2 weeks off caffeine. Working on quitting weed and nicotine next. Your video have been very helpful when im in anxiety or wanting to fall back. But i cant i need my life to change and nothing changes if nothing changes.

[@uncoolcat95]

I was thinking of just going on a 3 month t break bc ive had so much trouble quitting for good but after watching this I'm considering never smoking again no matter how shitty i might feel from time to time. I see that going back to it will accomplish nothing. It'll be like I learned nothing and sooner or later I'll probably get sick of it again anyway. I think it's my addictive voice that wants a time limit on quitting, not me.

[@paulflur4519]

It’s all subjective with the severity of addiction that occurs with thc, if any. Everybody’s body is different and for the most part it is extremely hard to become addicted to it from my experience and dozens of others I have met in recovery. Some smoke weed and go back to their DOC, some stay away and do the cali sober thing. I met a guy in recovery that was about to saw his leg off or kill himself because the pain in his foot was so bad, and he refused to take opiates again. He started growing his own herb with a strain that worked for him and he has 20 years of sobriety from drugs and alcohol, other than his prescribed thc. My doctor’s son had that epileptic autism at birth and cbd and thc have literally saved their life. I hit a crossroads with shoulder, back and neck pain and considered getting back on suboxone but became a medical patient and it saved me thus far. Just because it doesn’t work for you and many others doesn’t make it bad for everyone.

[@loveurself1197]

I would have stopped my weed free streak if my weed vape worked , my battery died and it didnt want to charge, for that reason my streak is still alive.

[@AddictionMindset]

So that’s good right, might need to find a few more reasons to keep it going but I will take that for now!

[@loveurself1197]

@@AddictionMindset its good, but lowkey giving me anxiety of buying another battery, but im not going to.

[@michaelhernandez3220]

​@@AddictionMindsetI wanna personally thank you for picking my comment and talking about it. So far I haven't slept an entire night and i'm going on a night 2 without sleep. I sweat uncomfortably, and my biggest issue is sleep disturbance. You have addressed this in one of your videos. Once again, thank you very much.

[@newsoftheday420]

Personally I feel it's a cake walk compared to alcohol. I had a nightmare from hell with that and I was hospitalized. That is my comparison though. For some people who have never experienced a withdrawal of any kind, I would imagine it's a very big deal.

[@bennewman4675]

When they first start some people might think. There not going to get addicted to smoking

[@AddictionMindset]

Yes this is facts!

[@Lilbendem]

I started dry herb vaping after a week tolerance break. Stopped with carts. Its a start.

[@shaunlulz]

Fair play my dude. I think you should give longer than a week, but respect as I think dry herb vapor is the healthiest route if you're gonna do it.

[@Lilbendem]

@@shaunlulz how long 2 weeks?

[@shaunlulz]

@@Lilbendem I'm on day 32/33. I smoked so heavily I'd say I'm gonna need the 60-90 days. I've said from the beggining my goal was to master addiction not weed. So I intend to smoke again 1st of August when I have a holiday off work. I think unless you're feeling the full benefits from weed there's no point. It needs to be an enjoyable experience with giggles ect. to be a great time... After I have my my hit or two I wish to leave it at minimum a month or two between each session. Don't make it a pick me up. Make it something for celebration and only that. Once you make it something to lift you up out your dark times it will become something you rely on... I also intend to never smoke it. It will be something I use with my Mighty or Dynavap Vapouriser.

[@Lilbendem]

@@shaunlulz yea I’ve got the DYNAvap and smoke daily. Going on vacation soon and will go cold turkey for 4 days I’m nervous for it.

[@captainobvious1252]

I got to the point where I would gag and almost throw up when I would smoke just a joint or a bowl. Didn’t know it was this.

[@joeligrani2671]

Keeping it buck 50. Just quit. Videos like this make it seem like such a big deal and blah blah blah it’s so hard. It truthfully isn’t. It is difficult for you because your heart isn’t in the right place. When YOU fully decide to quit. YOU WILL QUIT! Videos like this are simply just going to scare people into addiction due to vilifying detox. It’s not bad. Worst part is literally the cravings. Which can be subdued with exercise and meditation. Not saying it’s easier than eating cake. But When your hearts in the right place it’s not much more difficult either. Just my mindset with it anyways. Stay sober fam

[@ScratchyFox21]

Happy new year bro

[@Aksm91ManNavar]

Damn I was throwing up a lot also when I first tried to quit. 9:20 Im currently on attempt # a billion

[@maxwell1344]

6 days clean after 15 years. 4 relapses. This time it's for keeps. The gag reflex and acid stomache is annoying.

[@SirMaski]

I don't like Logan Paul at all but he's speaking some real truth here, I think he downplays it cause he doesn't wanna make himself TOO vulnerable

[@greekphilosophy]

1.5 weeks clean......WHAT WHAAAAT!!! Heads still a little fuzzy, but night sweats are FINALLY over, and able to sleep a little more. My anger though.......shit, off the freaking charts

[@uncochad7858]

I quit 8 days and relapsed cuz my friends came over now I’m on day 2 still wanting to go back to weed

[@Tambrose0405]

Get new friends. Those aren't friends

[@billsinwillson7438]

Used weed for pain relief for 14 years.. and as a sleep aid.. stopped for 10 days.. no energy, pain levels are high.. trying to access it through a Cannabis Clinic.. what do I do? I don't wanna relapse.. but seriously thinking it benefits me..

[@lindboknifeandtool]

Man I don’t think you belong here.

[@onerider808]

Tyson gonna knock that addiction right outa him.

[@AFatOcelot]

He mentioned those withdrawals after he quit…he wasn’t gagging when he was smoking

[@RobertCortez-r4p]

I have CHS and it’s nooooo joke 😢😢 it’s very very serious I been fighting it for a week straight couple trips to the er. I quit over 10 days ago. Last time I smoked is 10 days ago

[@AnDang249]

another great video

[@RobertCortez-r4p]

CHS IS NO JOKE I SWEAR TO GOD

[@szfpa]

I’m about 9 days clean from weed, and I’m not having CHS or anything to the extent that Logan does here. I do however just have this perpetual feeling of dull discomfort and… I dont know how to describe it it feels as if something is off

[@szfpa]

Here I am two months in. I’ve not caved yet. I’ve thought about relapsing so many times. But reading this makes me not want to go back. Keeping on keeping on.

[@brianpendez5340]

Im on day 8 and im curious how long did it take for the dullness to go away for you? Also, did you notice any difference in 30 days clean vs 90 days? I appreciate any insight!

[@conormcgregorwasnevermyfri1984]

It’s hard.

[@TokyoRealEstateMan.website]

These other kind of hard drugs are very serious. No question about it. But I guess weed is just as serious in some ways. Problem is it's become culturally acceptable to call it medicine or treatment. It's an insidious weed.

[@Warriorforchristvictorhugo]

You gotta research the ingredients of “prime” before sayings “it’s not a bad product at all” it’s a horrible product and horrible for your health.

[@spicelow6223]

The one thing that I’m trying to work on when I’m off weed is my eating, my appetite is none existent. When I go out eating at a restaurant I can barley eat anything I ordered, need to go boxes every time. If anyone has experience this do you have some pointers that helped you eat without smoking and getting the munchies?

[@steve0t107]

Exercise and lots of fresh air

[@gageparker2397]

Do u answer calls I need someone to talk to that knows about chs I'm on day 2 sober and I can't get out of the house

[@Bleacherzzz]

You have no idea of the hell a severe opiate withdrawl is. I suggest medical intervention. Im sure a weed withdrawl gives you similar symptoms but not even close to the scale of that symptom from opiates. Not saying it doesnt suck, but its not nearly as horrible.

[@keithunlimited]

So.. I relapsed. And recovery from it is much tougher than I thought. I figured maybe after just once, recovery might not be that harsh, but it's been harsh. Can you talk about what to expect after a relapse or what that timeline is like? I hit a pink cloud... felt good, so figured physically I should maybe be able to handle it again, but turned out.. nope. What physically is going on and is the best way to recover? Is there a different timeline?

[@vusimogola]

Trying again tomorrow

[@imjustaguy4340]

Oh yeah if i stop smokeing i just dont eat, or sleep till 5 or 6 am, shakeing, stumach hurting, it just sucks, irritable, im 20 i started at 18, i know im not gona quit any time soon

[@Blue11383]

Dude just quit. im 23 and i started when i was 18 on and off. You will regret it bro. Trust. Drop it.

[@quincyhampton3243]

99% of the times carts be shitty distillate or just crappy resin that just destroys your tolerance and barely gets you fried unless you barely smoke them

[@yumifl.5133]

Are you telling me that Marijuianna is the same as opiod and zanax withdrawl? Really? I hate weed but I am realizing the effect it"s taking on my brother and I just want to know is it as deadly as opiod withdrawl?

[@OpgevoedeBarbaar]

Its not the same at all. Weed withdrawal is at most an annoyance, but I guess it depends from person to person. I was addicted to weed for 2 years and currently sober for 6 months.

[@yumifl.5133]

@@OpgevoedeBarbaar cngrats on your sobriety. wishing you all the best on your recovery journey.

[@oldnewsglory]

Logan Paul in this video was in the throws of a manic episode. He probably was feeling “so so good”.

[@JbVest]

His so-called friends are complete a-holes. Playing it off like it isn't anything I'd like to see how they feel when they quit cold turkey or forced to go cold turkey then I'd like to hear what they say. Kind of disgusting to me. Cuz it isn't a joke. I'm actually going through withdrawals now My dreams are so damn vivid every single night and I wonder if I have the cannabinoid hyperemesis. I'm bloated all the time I'm burp constantly I went through test after test two different gastroenterologist. I'm really curious to see If this is in fact a symptom of CHS.

[@max3eey]

How do you fail to see that he is the a-hole.

[@Mikeykneeled]

25 days in... pushing for the 30... it's hard ngl...

[@ceasaravelar3477]

Ashwaghanda helps me with withdrawal.

[@ATMPOLY]

Maybe i dont smoke heaps i dont get no withdrawal but still fein

[@patient8098]

I start gagging around the 7 week mark.. What's that about ?

[@lil.loco2x]

I still smoke but I don’t abuse it lol

[@mikewassabi8439]

who the fuck is telling this mf weed aint a drug 😂

[@arronderian89]

Combustion??

[@Liam20005]

Logan has the Money for it so fair play to him that man has some disaplin

[@angelgallardo7675]

Bro i didnt get no symptoms at all, IT WAS JUST THE CRAVINGS fuck bro

[@max3eey]

Why do you believe what Logan Paul says?

[@Aksm91ManNavar]

Those buddies of his do not seem supportive at all

[@webmasale]

Can't believe people have weed addictions. I smoke every once in a while for a few days and stop normally afterwards. I guess it's not for everyone.

[@Jay-og4yb]

What a stupid comment. "It doesnt affect me must not be bad" just pure idiot

[@anonymouscat]

You talk like ChubbyEmu

[@Bdb83]

He needs to stop smoking shitty dispensary weed

[@mikemartinez472]

If nobody can see that logan is being a troll then yall crazy lol

[@hotshot5792]

He's surrounded by the wrong people to beat this.

[@smokewithmeinctpart2]

Also weed makes you lose weight not gain

[@max3eey]

Depends

[@GTAVClipsss]

Everyone is different, if u smoke the weed and get munchies u most likely will gain bc ur in taking more food, if u smoke a lot I will prolly lose weight but theirs no way to tell anyone’s different, ik Someone who got fat on meth and it’s suppose to make you skinny not fat

[@Aksm91ManNavar]

I smoke so much that the only time I get an appetite is when Im stoned. It sucks@@GTAVClipsss

[@Bdb83]

As an ex opiate addict how dare anyone compare weed to opiate addiction.

[@somebody7070]

Nobody fucking compares the two. Both are bad. Since when do you need to be told your suffering is so much worse than another person's to feel fucking validated ???

[@nakedmuslim1834]

@Impaulsive

[@AddictionMindset]

Thank you

[@ohiohighermind9764]

you THINK a lot don't ya. The "withdrawal" symptoms you're having is the stuff you're treating with cannabis all coming back. Where is the science to back ANY of the claims that you have made

[@lindboknifeandtool]

There’s some data on how it affects sleep. How you can’t get into REM. I think.

[@max3eey]

​@@lindboknifeandtoolyea and that's about it

[@somebody7070]

Fine , don't go looking for studies at all, it's not like there's no legitimate info on the net. Continue smoking bro, don't worry, you'll get there sooner or later