Edibles stay in your system between 3-12 days By contrast, a single marijuana cigarette stays in your system about 3 days The exact length depends on how much you consume, and whether you’re an occasional or habitual user. It can take up to 30 days for marijuana to leave your system if you use regularly. … Continued
Learn MoreAccording to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, marijuana use among expectant mothers doubled between 2002 and 2017 to an estimated 7% overall. As many as 12% of mothers said they’ve used marijuana during their first trimester. The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG) further reveals that marijuana is the most-used illicit … Continued
Learn MoreSobriety might seem like a destination, but for true recovery, it’s a lifelong journey. For many people, this journey includes treatment, counseling, and ongoing support through 12-Step meetings, SMART Recovery, or a strong personal network. Knowing the timeline of withdrawal, treatment and long-term recovery can help, especially in the early stages. If you have ever … Continued
Learn MoreNeed to talk to someone about addiction to weed? Call us at 855-430-9426 to speak with a recovery specialist. Long-term weed use can have unexpected consequences, such as a lower IQ Marijuana use particularly affects teenagers because of their developing brains Although it can be a “gateway” drug to other substances, it often isn’t When … Continued
Learn MorePolice officers made more arrests for marijuana in 2018 than for any other drug Arrests have increased even as attitudes have become more lax: 67% of Americans say they support legalizing recreational marijuana Even though marijuana is legal or decriminalized in a number of states, the drug remains illegal on a federal level As … Continued
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