Introduction
In recent months, there has been an increase in the legal availability of CBD, a marijuana-derived substance with a low THC content. This has led some people to consider using CBD as a strategy to stop using marijuana. In this article, we will explore the effectiveness of CBD as a treatment for marijuana addiction, through a consumer interview.
Interview a consumer
How old are you?
I am 23 years old.
How long have you used marijuana in your life?
I started using marijuana at age 16, which makes a total of seven years of use.
How many joints did you use to smoke a day?
At first, I used to smoke three or four joints a day, and then I increased the amount.
Did you use other substances besides marijuana?
Yes, he also used speed, amphetamines, pills and cocaine.
Have you ever had any problems due to the consumption of these substances?
On a physical level, it was noticeable that he was consuming. In addition, I had legal problems, such as fines and complaints.
How long have you been in treatment?
I have been in treatment for approximately six or seven months.
How much did it cost you to stop using other substances in treatment?
It took me about two or three months to quit the other substances.
But did marijuana cost you more?
Yes, I didn’t manage to stop it until the fifth month of treatment.
What strategies have you used to stop smoking marijuana?
I tried smoking CBD as a strategy to stop using THC.
Why have you used this strategy?
It was recommended to me as an alternative to reduce the anxiety associated with THC consumption.
And how has CBD worked for you?
Initially, CBD helped me reduce anxiety and desire to consume THC. However, over time, I stopped liking it and decided to stop consuming it completely.
What did CBD give you?
Initially, CBD helped me relieve the anxiety associated with THC use. Plus, it tasted similar and sometimes even better.
Did it generate any psychoactive effects like dizziness or something similar?
No, CBD did not cause dizziness or psychoactive effects. Rather, it left me relaxed.
And now why have you decided to stop smoking CBD?
I stopped using CBD because I just stopped liking it.
And have you smoked tobacco during all this time?
Yes, I still smoke tobacco.
And now you smoke more or less than before?
I still smoke the same amount of tobacco as before.
Would you like to stop smoking tobacco at some point?
At this time, I have no plans to quit smoking tobacco, but who knows what will happen in the future.
Would you recommend other people use CBD?
I would recommend using CBD as a strategy to stop using THC, especially early in the quitting process. Personally, I used to mix THC and CBD to gradually get used to stopping THC.
Which is more expensive, THC or CBD?
CBD is cheaper than THC. I can buy a gram of CBD online for one euro, while in physical stores it is much more expensive.
Does it seem like a good initiative to use CBD to stop using marijuana?
I believe that using CBD as a strategy to stop using marijuana can be beneficial for some people. However, it is important to keep in mind that each individual is different and results may vary. It is advisable to seek advice from health professionals before starting any treatment.
Conclusion
In short, CBD has been considered by some people as a strategy to stop using marijuana. Through interviewing a consumer, we have explored their experience and perspective on using CBD as a treatment for marijuana addiction. It is important to note that results may vary and that it is advisable to seek advice from health professionals before starting any treatment.
