{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/smoke/10","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_6777-markdown","title":"As a creative I smoke for inspiration & focus. What brand of W Vapes would you recommend for creativity?","slug":"as-a-creative-i-smoke-for-inspiration-focus-what-brand-of-w-vapes-would-you-recommend-for-creativity","content":"\n_____________________\nSativa strains are recommended for creativity. One of my go to's is \"Sour Diesel.\" We recommend vaping vs. smoking for health reasons.\n\namberleewvapes","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6776-markdown","title":"How was W Vapes created? Are Vapes the safest way to smoke cannabis? Opposed to rolling or ingesting?  ","slug":"how-was-w-vapes-created-are-vapes-the-safest-way-to-smoke-cannabis-opposed-to-rolling-or-ingesting","content":"\n_____________________\nWe actually came up with the idea one night, when we were going to a concert. We said \"wouldn't it be great if you could put cannabis in an e-cig and vape at the show?!\" So, we did our research and went straight to work. We created RELM, our former company, which has now transformed into W VAPES. Yes, vaping is much healthier than smoking. Ingesting cannbis has a completely differnt effect on the body, depending on dosage.\n\namberleewvapes","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6773-markdown","title":"high on an airplane","slug":"high-on-an-airplane","content":"\"so as i am fully aware that you are not primited to smoke on a plan. i was wondering will TSA, or law enforcement prevent me from carting medical weed edibles or pills. on my carry on. \n\"\n_____________________\nOK, so a common question and a good one to ask. TSA is a federal agency and as you know cannabis is illegal federally. Transporting cannabis across state lines is also illegal. I think it is up to your judgement as to whether you want to do this. I think if you are carrying a bunch of flower and it smells they may be likely to search your bag. \n\nBasically, if you look this up noone recommends it, however people obviously do do it with millions traveling every day.\n\nThis is an excerpt form the TSA site:\n\n\"TSA security officers do not search for marijuana or other drugs. In the event a substance that appears to be marijuana is observed during security screening, TSA will refer the matter to a law enforcement officer.\nWhether or not marijuana is considered legal under local law is not relevant to TSA screening because TSA is governed by federal law. Federal law provides no basis to treat medical marijuana any differently than non-medical marijuana.\n\nEven if an item is generally permitted, it may be subject to additional screening or not allowed through the checkpoint if it triggers an alarm during the screening process, appears to have been tampered with, or poses other security concerns. The final decision rests with TSA on whether to allow any items on the plane.\"\n\nI hope this helps!\n\npamelahadfield","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6753-markdown","title":" Help on vaporizer choices.","slug":"help-on-vaporizer-choices","content":"\"I am looking for The Best portable vape for flower,wax, oil..Just one great vap that can be versitale for all types of smoking.  Please Help. Thanks  John\"\n_____________________\nI have never used cannabis cream. I would use it fir foot and leg cramps that are due to post cancer meds.\n\nchicohop","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6681-markdown","title":"Stadol (butorphanol tartrate) pain Rx","slug":"stadol-butorphanol-tartrate-pain-rx","content":"\"Stadol a prescription Rx was a great migraine/pain killer. It was also described of having the effects of pot. In my pursue of pain relieve I was wondering if anyone was familiar with the makeup pf Stadol and how it would translate into CBD and THC. I have yet to find \"any\" relief for my chronic pain or migraines and getting very frustrated and spending lots of money. I have tried smoking the top 3 strains recommend with a  vaporizer with ceramic, I've tried Vaping (3 different vendors), I've tried tinctures, edibles all without success. I am hoping a doctor or pharmacists might be familiar with Stadol able to point me in a direction. \"\n_____________________\nIf your chronic pain is actually migraines, you are extremely chemically sensitive and there is a whole article in this section on migraines that you should read. Migraines are inherited on an X-chromosome as an MAO-A snp. This means you must get rid of all neurological toxins from your diet. You might want to review this following information:\nPlease, consider eliminating all free glutamate's from your diet since they are neurologically toxic especially to people who have migraines or anxiety issues.\nConsider visiting www.truthinlabeling.org for more information.  \nPlease view: www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL4SD5f2toQ\nI recommend that you get on the high-dose CBD, low THC in the tincture and take it regularly while eliminating neurologic toxins from your diet and environment. You are extremely allergic to cigarette smoke so be aware if you are smoking cigarettes you are causing your problems. If you're eating out a lot you are increasing your neurologic toxins. Do you want to be well or do you want to cover up the un-wellness with drugs? I certainly am not accustomed to comparing cannabis with prescription drugs. You don't have a drug deficiency in your body but you very likely do have cannabinoid deficiency and should respond extremely well to CBD.\nThe decision is yours because it is your life and your quality-of-life we're talking about. You could have your genetic chart done two know exactly how to get well but for many people that's just too much effort. If you want to get well, let's continue the dialogue.\nYou can know your genetics and set a program of wellness with Nutrigenomics. \nYou may also want to acquire Dr. Amy Yasko's book from Amazon, \"Feel Good, Nutrigenomics\" to show you why you want to pursue this route. Good luck, we may have lots of lifetimes but this is the one we know right now and it is worth living well.\n\ndrolson","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6670-markdown","title":"family member suffering from schizophrenia since 19","slug":"family-member-suffering-from-schizophrenia-since-19","content":"\"1. My nephew has been battling schizophrenia since he was 19. He also has bipolar disorder. He's now 30 years old. He's been smoking marijuana since that time to cope with the symptoms. Unfortunately his lungs have become so inflamed, that he's developed a severe case of bronchitis and coughs constantly. Are there any alternative options to smoking, that would be easier on the lungs? Right now he says he cannot literally live without the marijuana, but unless he stops smoking it, he will lose his home this month.\n\n2. During these past 11 years, he's also grown more and more depressed and anxious. He's on many medications, including antipsychotics, and currently added antidepressants and anti-anxiety meds in the past 3-4 months. Can you recommend any types of cannabis that could alleviate the emotional suffering?\n\n3. He lives in Minnesota. If he were approved for medical marijuana through your consultation, would he have to travel to an approved MM state to purchase the marijuana recommended? If so, could he bring that purchase back to Minnesota? Then for each subsequent refill, would that require another trip back to the approved state?\n\n4. In addition to marijuana, would you recommend cognitive behavioral therapy? We're wondering if a mixed approached to care would help. \n\nThank you for your time and knowledge on this serious medical matter.\"","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6650-markdown","title":"smoking marijuana from a water pipe","slug":"smoking-marijuana-from-a-water-pipe","content":"\"I recently tried an average sized glass bong to smoke my weed in.  I have found that it causes more wheezing than a regular pipe does.\"\n_____________________\nHave you tried using a vaporizer to vape your flowers? Although vapes can be more pricey than water bongs, they provide a much cleaner, tastier, and smoke-free hit. This would be your best bet to eliminate the wheezing and be a \"healthier\" alternative to smoking from a pipe or bong. Because the bong is allowing for a much larger hit / smoke intake than the pipe, that is probably why you experience more wheezing.\n\nalexa\n_____________________\nThis is because your average sized glass bong is forcing you to take bigger hits, which in turn forces your lungs to expand more. We would recommend a Vaporizer or the Volcano. These will give you the same feeling while also preserving your lings (you only get one pair I have been told :) preventing you from coughing so much. You can find these products on our website here: https://greendoorwest.com/collections/vaporizers-gear\n\ngreendoorwest","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6636-markdown","title":"could a high from marijuana lead to lifelong brain damage and stupidity ?","slug":"could-a-high-from-marijuana-lead-to-lifelong-brain-damage-and-stupidity","content":"\"hi.i;ve been smokin marijuana for over a year. not like smoking every day but... le's say here n then once a month - a week ? maybe. i may've smoked about 20-30 times at max probablity. so i smoked a joint after 4 clear weeks of not-smokin anything.then i smoked half a joint 4 days ago with my friend.and got really high.and it kinda went away the day after and i started to feel normal. but then i smoked another joint last night and i;d forgot that THC was already in my system, anyway i smoked the joint and got unbelievably high and i was alone this time so i freaked out and everything got paranoiac !? i slept for like 12 hours and when i woke up i was still feeling disconnected.i am still feeling disconnected. it's been around 12 hours since i woke up. it;s not like a normal high . i jsut feel disconnecte from reality and it never happened before and i.m really scared .i don't know what to do . i just try to keep myself together . idon't know if i'm gonna be like this forever or not. please help. and also i had a pill of Loratadin (antihistamine) for my allergy . idont know if it has anything to do with the effects of weed . i think i'm gonna be stupid for ever . or i'm just really scared\"\n_____________________\nHi,\n\nThere are many reports out there that either support the claim that marijuana adversely affects the brain or doesn't. First, clinical research must be licensed through the DEA and approved by the FDA. Unfortunately, the FDA classifies marijuana as a schedule 1 drug. \n\nAdditionally, it is important to regard your own intuition. For people who have a higher level of anxiety or prone to panic attacks marijuana can aggravate your symptoms. I have also experienced increased anxiety at times when I consume too much THC. Through trial and error, I decided to medicate in small amounts and do something that doesn't overwhelm me like listening to music or watching a movie.  \n\n\"Marijuana impairs light users’ attention and concentration but doesn’t appear to affect regular or heavy users within six hours of smoking or ingesting it. In the long run, researchers have found that after 3 weeks or more since last using marijuana, subjects’ attention and concentration return to normal.\" - (published in the Journal of Addiction Medicine)\n\nYou haven't gone mad after all...Cheers!\n\nTo understand scientifically how marijuana affects your brain I recommend that you watch this short video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeF6rFN9org\n\nadriennekiva","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6611-markdown","title":"I lost my voice out of the blue, can vaping or a pipe cause this?","slug":"i-lost-my-voice-out-of-the-blue-can-vaping-or-a-pipe-cause-this","content":"\"I just started medically smoking and vaping about two weeks ago. Two days ago my voice almost vanished and has been mainly gone since. Can either one of these cause this to happen to my voice? If so what can I do to help it?\"\n_____________________\nHey there! I have not yet encountered that in my cannabis career, nor have I heard of anyone losing their voice from cannabis consumption. I do notice that my immune system is always a little funky during the season changes. In the meantime, it couldn't hurt to try using edibles instead to give your throat a rest. I would start with a 5MG dose, and wait 1-2 hours before ingesting more. The key of starting small and working your way up is to be able to \"find your number\", so you have better understanding on what you'll need to medicate in the future! Happy healing!\n\nlaurenmc\n_____________________\nYes vaping can cause throat problems. I've had similar issues, it all depends on the heat of the vape pen and the quality of the cartridge you are using. Also which extraction method was used to get the oil. I've tried some that tasted like butane and others that were just fine. Never lost my voice but definitely had sore throats and voice sounding like an old cigarette smoker\n\nmaz156","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6610-markdown","title":"Has anyone had a healthy experience with smoking marijuana? Like its helped them reach their weight goals?","slug":"has-anyone-had-a-healthy-experience-with-smoking-marijuana-like-its-helped-them-reach-their-weight-goals","content":"\n_____________________\nMy healthy experience with using cannabis medically includes weaning myself off pain meds, anti-inflammatorries, and muscle relaxers that I used for over twenty years for chronic back pain that \"couldn't be fixed\".   I also use various forms of cannabis to replace four psych meds that over the years caused much damage - including the loss of my last pregnancy and the inability to have any more.  I can address anxiety, racing thoughts from bi-polar mania, and insomnia. I feel better than I have in over 20 years.  I finally listened to a myriad of doctors who chastised me for self-medicating and began using cannabis solely for that purpose.  They were right! It works!  (I also found alternatives to western doctors who could help me without drugs or suggested surgery.)\n\nnightflyer\n_____________________\nSomething we hear from our patients all the time is that smoking/vaping or eating medical marijuana allows them to better manage their particular anxieties. Many have reported that this aid in handling anxieties has allowed them to move pass the surface level difficulties of their lives and focus on the deeper issues. For something like weight loss, and I can speak on this personally, marijuana could help with you getting past superficial obstacles that are standing in the way of you completing your goals: in this case that goal would be weight loss. Once these superficial obstacles are shed you can concentrate on working with the deep-rooted issues that stand between you and the goals you've set for yourself. \n\ngreendoorwest","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6590-markdown","title":"I live in Federally Funded Housing. ","slug":"i-live-in-federally-funded-housing","content":"\"I have just learned that if management objects to my growing I must dispose of the plants. How does that apply to my medication? Is one method of dosing more acceptable than another, legally. Am I allow to smoke my mmj? The apartments are currently smoking allowed. If they change to non smoking apartments how does that effect me? Will any of this change when recreational marijuana is passed in November?\"\n_____________________\nWell, this is a common question whether you live in Federal housing or not. Legally, marijuana is illegal at the federal level and not at the state level medically. How that translates to your apartment, I would assume it would be frowned upon to grow or smoke. \n\nIn a normal apartment situation, yes you can smoke marijuana in your building. This is a quote from a question that I answered some time ago:\n\n\"You can smoke unless your landlord specifies otherwise. If your landlord specifies otherwise, then no you may not. He or she has the right under the federal Fair Housing Act to deny your smoking within his building. Although it is legal in CA to obtain medical marijuana with a doctor's recommendation, the federal Fair Housing Act operates under federal jurisdiction, and as we know, cannabis is not legal on the federal level. From what I understand, it is possible to be evicted for smoking marijuana in an apartment, depending on the rules of your building or how your landlord might react.\"\n\nIf the legalization vote happens in November you are still in a federally funded building, and it is illegal at the federal level regardless of the vote. The best thing to do is to ask the person in charge what the policy is regarding cannabis on site. \n\nI am not a lawyer and this represents my opinion based on the research I did. I hope this helps.\n\npamelahadfield\n_____________________\nI would second what Pamela has said. Even if Prob 64 passes in November, it still remains that any place where smoking is illegal, it would be illegal to smoke cannabis, for recreation or medicinal use. Your landlord makes the determination to make smoking of any kind legal or illegal.\n\nPerry Solomon, MD","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11550-markdown","title":"I do not wish to smoke cannabis. What are some alternate ways of ingesting cannabis?","slug":"i-do-not-wish-to-smoke-cannabis-what-are-some-alternate-ways-of-ingesting-cannabis","content":"\"Is there something like a rub?\"\n_____________________\nYes there are lots of options. I think what you are looking for is a topical. Try this link for some topical options:\nhttps://www.hellomd.com/search/topicals/products\n\nAlso be aware that besides smoking you could also try an edible or a tincture. There are literally thousands of product options you could try (other than smoking).\n\nFor edibles:\nhttps://www.hellomd.com/search/edible/products\n\nFor tinctures:\nhttps://www.hellomd.com/search/tincture/products\n\nmark\n_____________________\nThere are many different ways to reap the benefits of marijuana without smoking. There are edibles, rubs, patches, drinks, pens, tinctures, and even capsules. Our patients have had incredibly positive experience with every one of these products. Additionally If you are trying to avoid any unpleasant psychoactive effect you'll want to explore our CBD-only products as those do not contain THC (the psychoactive compound of the plant) \n\nclaude","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":108,"numPages":15,"currentPage":10,"id":5754,"name":"Smoke","slug":"smoke","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}