Been using carts for 3 years, daily, 24/7 now waking up with nausea and abdomen hurting, CHS is real and im in the pridormal stage. Hoping to quit cold turkey and be able to smoke again later. You have to treat every substance with moderation or respect no matter how "harmless" it is.
@@Aaronongod i took a 9 day break and relapsed, smoke around 2 times a week and seem fine, I wanted to wait 4 months but I've always been a junkie, just take normal T breaks and don't smoke 24/7. CHS is just the ebb and flow of your cannabanoid receptors, not an end to your stoner journey.
I believe I have this been dealing with it for 2 years the hard part for me is I can’t lay down to sleep if I do I get extremely sick and start vomiting have this happen to any of you
I have found CHS has damaged my vagus nerve. This is some information I found on the internet about the vagus nerve. A damaged vagus nerve can cause a range of symptoms because the nerve affects many areas of the body: Digestive issues: Acid reflux, bloating, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, or feeling full after eating little Voice changes: Hoarseness, wheezing, or loss of voice Heart and blood pressure changes: Changes in heart rate or blood pressure, or low blood pressure Swallowing and gag reflex: Difficulty swallowing or loss of gag reflex Dizziness and fainting: Dizziness or fainting damage to the vagus nerve can affect sleep patterns: Low vagal tone Low vagal tone can lead to sleep disturbances, fatigue, and other physiological symptoms of depression. Vagus nerve stimulation Vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) can be an effective treatment for insomnia. VNS can help maintain a balance in the autonomic nervous system, which is important for sleep and wakefulness. However, VNS can also cause sleep-disordered breathing and worsen sleep apnea. Icing the vagus nerve Icing the vagus nerve can help with sleep, and is generally safe. However, you should be careful not to get frostbite, so you can cover the ice pack with a cloth and only leave it on for up to 20 minutes. Mood changes: Depression, anxiety, or chronic mood issues damage to the vagus nerve can affect the bowels: Gastroparesis When the vagus nerve is damaged, food may not move from the stomach to the intestines. This can be caused by diabetes, viral infections, abdominal surgery, or scleroderma. Poor digestion When the vagus nerve isn't working properly, the stomach may not produce enough acid to digest food. This can lead to bloating, cramping, diarrhea, constipation, or gastro-esophageal reflux. Digestive conditions Poor vagal nerve function can be linked to digestive conditions such as: Heartburn, acid reflux, or GERD IBS, including chronic constipation and diarrhea Inflammatory bowel disease, such as ulcerative colitis SIBO (Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth) damage to the vagus nerve can cause unexplained weight loss. There are several ways to strengthen or stimulate the vagus nerve, including: Breathing Deep, slow, diaphragmatic breathing can activate the vagus nerve. You can try belly breathing, where your stomach expands as you inhale. Cold therapy Applying cold compresses to your face or neck, or taking a cold shower, can stimulate the vagus nerve. Massage Massaging the back of your ears and the front side of your ear can stimulate the vagus nerve. You can also try carotid sinus massage, which involves lightly massaging the carotid artery in your neck. Exercise Endurance activities like jogging, cycling, and swimming can stimulate the vagus nerve. Diet Eating a whole-foods diet, and taking probiotics or omega-3 fatty acids, can support the vagus nerve. Meditation Meditation can improve vagal tone. You can try apps like Calm App, Insight Timer, or Heartmath. Singing and humming Singing and humming can increase vagal tone. Positive social connections Spending time with people who make you laugh and smile can have a positive benefit on vagal tone. ther symptoms: Unexplained weight loss, brain zaps, or impending doom
i heard about it i experienced it. what i can say is this mysteriously did neven happen if i consumed absolute high grade cannabis. my assumption ist this might be due to unwanted toxins and chemicals that have been introduced in any way. laced cannabis was normal for a long time where i live. i hope im correct :)
Catherine, nobodys conplaining that you were a lazy conception. Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome is very real, and this diagnosis is becoming increasingly common in Canada. Become a Dr yourself or shut your mouth.
Been using carts for 3 years, daily, 24/7 now waking up with nausea and abdomen hurting, CHS is real and im in the pridormal stage. Hoping to quit cold turkey and be able to smoke again later. You have to treat every substance with moderation or respect no matter how "harmless" it is.
hey bro im experiencing the same shit , how’s it been going for u? U think we will ever be able to smoke again
@@Aaronongod i took a 9 day break and relapsed, smoke around 2 times a week and seem fine, I wanted to wait 4 months but I've always been a junkie, just take normal T breaks and don't smoke 24/7. CHS is just the ebb and flow of your cannabanoid receptors, not an end to your stoner journey.
Was going through the same exact shii and it was from the Stiiizy pens smh after months later I'm back to weed only and I feel great
I believe I have this been dealing with it for 2 years the hard part for me is I can’t lay down to sleep if I do I get extremely sick and start vomiting have this happen to any of you
@@moneyboi480if your still smoking you need to stop that’s insanely bad dude. You have to get completely clean or your kidney will shut down
I have found CHS has damaged my vagus nerve. This is some information I found on the internet about the vagus nerve. A damaged vagus nerve can cause a range of symptoms because the nerve affects many areas of the body:
Digestive issues: Acid reflux, bloating, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, or feeling full after eating little
Voice changes: Hoarseness, wheezing, or loss of voice
Heart and blood pressure changes: Changes in heart rate or blood pressure, or low blood pressure
Swallowing and gag reflex: Difficulty swallowing or loss of gag reflex
Dizziness and fainting: Dizziness or fainting
damage to the vagus nerve can affect sleep patterns:
Low vagal tone
Low vagal tone can lead to sleep disturbances, fatigue, and other physiological symptoms of depression.
Vagus nerve stimulation
Vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) can be an effective treatment for insomnia. VNS can help maintain a balance in the autonomic nervous system, which is important for sleep and wakefulness. However, VNS can also cause sleep-disordered breathing and worsen sleep apnea.
Icing the vagus nerve
Icing the vagus nerve can help with sleep, and is generally safe. However, you should be careful not to get frostbite, so you can cover the ice pack with a cloth and only leave it on for up to 20 minutes.
Mood changes: Depression, anxiety, or chronic mood issues
damage to the vagus nerve can affect the bowels:
Gastroparesis
When the vagus nerve is damaged, food may not move from the stomach to the intestines. This can be caused by diabetes, viral infections, abdominal surgery, or scleroderma.
Poor digestion
When the vagus nerve isn't working properly, the stomach may not produce enough acid to digest food. This can lead to bloating, cramping, diarrhea, constipation, or gastro-esophageal reflux.
Digestive conditions
Poor vagal nerve function can be linked to digestive conditions such as:
Heartburn, acid reflux, or GERD
IBS, including chronic constipation and diarrhea
Inflammatory bowel disease, such as ulcerative colitis
SIBO (Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth)
damage to the vagus nerve can cause unexplained weight loss.
There are several ways to strengthen or stimulate the vagus nerve, including:
Breathing
Deep, slow, diaphragmatic breathing can activate the vagus nerve. You can try belly breathing, where your stomach expands as you inhale.
Cold therapy
Applying cold compresses to your face or neck, or taking a cold shower, can stimulate the vagus nerve.
Massage
Massaging the back of your ears and the front side of your ear can stimulate the vagus nerve. You can also try carotid sinus massage, which involves lightly massaging the carotid artery in your neck.
Exercise
Endurance activities like jogging, cycling, and swimming can stimulate the vagus nerve.
Diet
Eating a whole-foods diet, and taking probiotics or omega-3 fatty acids, can support the vagus nerve.
Meditation
Meditation can improve vagal tone. You can try apps like Calm App, Insight Timer, or Heartmath.
Singing and humming
Singing and humming can increase vagal tone.
Positive social connections
Spending time with people who make you laugh and smile can have a positive benefit on vagal tone.
ther symptoms: Unexplained weight loss, brain zaps, or impending doom
i heard about it i experienced it. what i can say is this mysteriously did neven happen if i consumed absolute high grade cannabis. my assumption ist this might be due to unwanted toxins and chemicals that have been introduced in any way. laced cannabis was normal for a long time where i live. i hope im correct :)
don't forget the throwing up until you lose your voice.
What is this… lazy diagnosis
exactly. "oh, smoke cannabis? it's the cannabis"
Catherine, nobodys conplaining that you were a lazy conception.
Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome is very real, and this diagnosis is becoming increasingly common in Canada.
Become a Dr yourself or shut your mouth.
it's a lie.