Effects of smoking moldy weed
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I have been smoking marijuana for about two years with no negative effects on my body.
The past three times that I have smoked I have had a "bad reaction" in which my entire body shakes uncontrollably (even my teeth), my heart feels like it's going to beat out of my chest, and I feel cold and disoriented.
What causes this?
What can I do to avoid it?
Is it safe to continue smoking? I haven't since the last time that it happened.
It's toxins from smoking moldy Cannabis. If you smoke allot on a regular basis you can build up an allergy to mold witch can mess your junk up. Toxic mold spores are bad news man. I have my medical cannabis scrip and I smoke allot of Cannabis for my UC. I smoke about 4 grams a day and barley feel anything I have been smoking for the last 20 years and now I do not even get high anymore. I can smoke a 1gr blunt by my self and feel like I took a half a toke. At first I thought tolerance.
I have myocarditis and I have been a type 1diabetic for about 10 years. I smoke marijuana daily for about three years and I was was wondering if there could be a way that the weed could have triggered a recent events of ketoacidosis.
It very well could be a virus but it sounds like to me that you may have smoked some moldy pot. If its a virus you will have to give it time. Same thing if you smoked moldy pot. The lining of your lungs would be inflamed and just needs time to heal. One thing that you can try to breathe better is to exhale slowly through pursed lips and push all the air out of your lungs.
Like a bubble or buiding of pressure. I smoke weed and have done for more than 10 years now and do try and relate the two. I find that mostly I feel this at night, when Im ready to go 2 sleep. I put my head on the pillow and try to unwind but it is as if my mind doesnt want to let go, not until the bubble has gone. Now wether that be in my head or chest as soon as it has passed I am fine for another 24 hours.
I never really got that buzz like everyone else says..(darn it!). 30 years ago I loved to smoke weed...And I did try that for my pain about 2 years ago but the only thing was, I can't drive a car with that. Plus it made me real tired too. Plus I got ahold of some moldy stuff and it killed my sinuses! So what's a person to do??? We risk addiction (to stay pain free) OR we take these anti-inflammotories and risk stomach problems.
So, figuring I would give it a shot, I got some seeds and grew some (illegal in my state). Now I grew up in a small very liberal college town and have probably smoked more weed than most in my youth, but I have not smoked anything since my late 20's. It could have been just what I grew, but I did not like it.
Also if you are on a B/Control Pill or hormones it makes it grow, or eat a lot of fermented foods like cheese, smoked items, etc... Remember, pennicilin is a MOLD. We also become sensitive to moldy places, mildew, etc, as a result. You can see how its a cycle. Sinusitis caused by antibiotics, so they give you more antibiotics...great. They want a quick fix, but dont find the source to solve it once and for all.
It all started when i was Fourteen , I was at the movies throwing down the popcorn and lolliies when I noticed i could'nt breathe I had a heap of lollies stuck in my throat I coughed and made all sorts of noises trying to clear my airway when eventually it went down.A few years later I started smoking weed and every time I got a dry mouth and couldn't swallow it brought on this feeling of not being able to breathe.
About a week ago, my manager decided to kill some weeds on the public walkway adjacent to my RV using gasoline instead of a weed killer. I smelled the vapors and went outside to request he stop, but he had already finished. I tuned on my AC and opened door to my RV but it was sucking in more vapors. So I turned on an exhaust fan... the vapors lingered for 5 days during which time I smelled gasoline even when the odor had dissappated outside and in the RV.
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