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How cannitrol worked for me

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Doug

Cannitrol worked for me, this is how

The 2 Week Challenge:

I really hung in there for the first two weeks of taking Cannitrol. When I quit smoking marijuana my body experienced a myriad of side effects such as loss of sleep, cold sweats in the middle of the night, a feeling of depression and the desire to smoke something. I could NOT get to sleep and it sucked big time.

Over Eating: Side effects such as over eating are a common side effect of marijuana usage. Cannitrol will control your desire to eat more than you should especially late at night, disrupting your most important REM sleep hours.

I did the 2 week challenge because cannitrol works like no other anti-stress herbal remedy.

I took 9 per day, with meals. I am a 160 pound male 28 years old. I Smoked daily for the last 6 years.  You may need more or less to Achive the same results that I did.

When you quit smoking pot, your body must go through the detox-stage, your pineal gland (mine was) is probally in a dormant state – it is not producing the proper amount of serotonin, and until it does you are going to be depressed feel like shit. It will come back eventually,  slower depending on how regularally you smoked. Cannitrol kick-starts that process.

I concluded that it will take 3 to 10 days for your body to acclimate itself too cannitrol while at the same time you will be detoxing from THC this will be a rough 8 to 12 days depending on the person and how much they smoked. When your body is done detoxing after 2 weeks you will start to feel calmness, inner peace, energy, colors and sunlight will be brighter and your desire to smoke should be under control.

Doug


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2 Responses to “How cannitrol worked for me”

  • How can I get my son to stop smoking pot?

    This might be something I want to get for my son. He’s 38 and has been smoking weed regularly since he was 24
    What I’m trying to figure out is using cannitrol better for stopping the “smoking urge” or would he be better off combining it with a anti-smoking nicotine lozenge or patch?

    Thanks
    concerned parent
    Winston

    • blogger says:

      Products for Tobacco Cessation can be used with Cannitrol, there is no known interaction.

      A nicotine addiction is actually much more simple than a marijuana smoking problem.

      Although similar, there is a significant difference between the two. A nicotine fit is is a cat, the urge to “get high” is a dog. They are the same but different.

      I don’t think combining Cannitrol with a anti-smoking nicotine lozenge or patch would offer any advantage.