Bad high?
I've been smoking weed almost every day for 9 months. Before that, it was only rare (every 3-6 weeks). At first everything was fine and all, but for some time now the high hasn't felt nice/relaxed anymore; like it should be and always has. Now it's as if I'm 50% clear and 50% totally stoned. I'm foggy, but my thoughts and everything are totally clear. For example, I can't listen properly, I have tics, and I feel clear, but still something like alcohol (I can't really describe it, but it's like tunnel vision, only clear). The plan is to cut down consumption drastically anyway, but I want to know what could be causing me to have these problems. I haven't noticed any loss of quality in my ott or anything.
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turn to a drug counseling and let your search and treat disorders
I can’t say why it’s exactly what it looks like with you. I can only stay in general. Many factors play a role in how a substance affects a person. Genetics, gender, weight, emotional and physical condition, daily form and expectations (Set), the environment (Setting), any reconciliation effects and, of course, the dose. Some of these parameters are invariable, some changeable. Some are influential, some not.
Besides, cannabis is not the same as cannabis. This plant contains numerous active ingredients which, depending on the variety and cultivation conditions, can be present in more or less large quantities and determine the overall effect. In the black market you never know exactly what you get. Neither cultivation nor trade are as strictly controlled as is customary in legal drugs.
I also think you should take a break. At least several weeks. If you consume again, take less trains.
General information on the effects and side effects as well as the risks associated with consumption can be found here:
Your body got used to it
Your body is becoming increasingly accustomed to Ott
So if I take Jz 1-2 months off, it should be normal again? Or would it also suffice to grind only 2-3 times a month with uniform intervals?
best so rarely we could I say