Continuing to abuse cannabis, even though you have experienced negative consequences as a result of this.Intense cravings for cannabis, to the extent that these affect your mood or concentration levels.Experiencing cannabis withdrawal symptoms (including irritability, restlessness and insomnia) if you haven’t consumed weed for a certain amount of time, or don’t have access to it.This means that you’ll need to take more of the drug in order to achieve the ‘high’ you seek It’s thought that around 1 in 10 people who use marijuana will develop an addiction to it. However, as with other drugs (including legal substances such as alcohol and prescription drugs), regular and ongoing consumption of weed can lead to a physical or psychological dependence. Some people believe that if they only use it recreationally, they’re not at risk of becoming dependent on this substance. There are many myths surrounding cannabis use, including whether this substance is addictive and whether it can result in lasting damage to your body. It can take between 30 minutes to 2 hours for you to start feelings the effects, but these tend to last for much longer (up to 8 hours) compared to if you smoke or vape weed. Effects of ingesting weedĮating or drinking cannabis results in a delayed ‘high’ because it takes longer for the THC in the weed to reach your bloodstream. Usually, after smoking weed, the effects peak within around 30 minutes and tend to last between 1-3 hours. This method of consuming weed means that the THC in this substance reaches your bloodstream in minutes or even seconds. Smoking or vaping weed is the quickest way to feel the effects of this drug. However, the way you’ve taken weed is known to influence the speed of onset of these effects, and how long they last. These effects are generally seen no matter which method you have used to consume weed, whether you’ve smoked it or ingested it through food/drink. Hallucinations (hearing, seeing or perceiving things that aren’t real).Lowered inhibitions, which may cause you to take risks.colours and sounds may seem to be more vivid An altered sense of time, or an inability to track the passage of time.An altered perception of your surroundings.Increased appetite (known as ‘the munchies’).Some of the most common and immediate effects of cannabis use include: Ultimately, cannabis use affects your central nervous system. It can even be brewed into drinks such as tea. These can include things like brownies, biscuits and sweets. It can also be cooked or baked into certain foods (known as ‘edibles’). It can be smoked using a few different methods: Weed can be consumed in a number of different ways. This is known to cause feelings of relaxation, euphoria and tranquillity, and is responsible for the ‘high’ that draws many people to misuse this drug.
Cannabis is a drug that’s derived from the cannabis plant, which contains the chemical, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
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