I smoked weed for 12 months, and during that time it wasn't

>>17487103
I have a friend who has asthma and he smokes weed and cigs. What the fuck is with that? I never understood that logic or lack of.

Maybe your memory has always been shit.

Idk, I've never smoked more than a month at a time. And i usually only smoked at night and went to bed. If you fucked your brain you fucked your brain. Not much you can do about it at this point.

Well yes SMOKING marijuana is going to fuck up your lungs, I figured that one would be obvious. Yes, it has some health properties to it, to which I will not mention here. However, you must remember, with all things, even "herbs", to use caution and common sense.

I believe you asked about you regaining your concentration back, correct? If this doesn't prove to be permanent, what you must understand is that it will take a significant amount of time. I mean significant, I'd say around a few months or a year, perhaps more, depending on the exact depth at which you smoked. One must be extremely cautious with things that alter your perception, they alter the brain in more ways than most realize in larger doses. My advice to you is try to do brain exercises to help restore your mental faculties.

>>17487216
Yeah, I know. But I was told it has "relieving properties", similar to when you take a hit from the inhaler. Retarded I know.

>>17487241
Well, I read somewhere you're able to grow new brain cells. Like, that it really actually just happens on a daily basis, exercise, sleep etc. It's a completely new study, and I might be wrong. I'm just saying what I heard. On the other hand, regarding fucked brain chemistry, you might be right. I still haven't gotten rid of visual snow I picked up from smoking.

>>17487262
It is obvious, I didn't realize it would have such a "huge" impact. I'm not saying my breathing is so bad I'm struggling to stay alive, just that it feels impaired from time to time, especially obvious when my lungs get irritated from laughing hard or sneezing. It happened before too from strong emotions, but not from sneezing. Maybe it just needs a bit more time to heal up completely. It's definitely not that bad.

I am doing math and physics on a daily basis, I think that's good enough exercise for my brain. Regarding the intensity of smoking, as I've said, it definitely wasn't as frequent as you would think of an amount a typical pothead would smoke, not even close. But yeah, it definitely will take some more time I suppose, for all of my cognitive functions to be back to top notch.

Start living healthy. Go do sports a few times a week, take your multivitamins and omega 3 caps