Stop Smoking Weed - How to Quit Marijuana Today!

One tip I have used to quit smoking weed was to write down the pros and cons of smoking marijuana.

Get a piece of paper and write the benefits of smoking weed on one side.
And on the other side, write down the cons of smoking weed.

Be honest with yourself and don't stop writing.

Whatever gets in your mind, write it and don't be biased.
Whatever comes in your brain, just let it flow and keep writing for at least 15 minutes.

After 15 minutes, you will have a list of benefits for smoking weed and the cons of smoking pot.

The most important thing is that from now on, you want to paste this in your room.
You want to look at this sheet of paper and remind yourself what you are REALLY doing to yourself every time you smoke another bowl of weed.

How To Stop Marijuana Cravings

Would you like to learn proven methods to stop marijuana cravings from tempting you?

According to the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse that was conducted in 2001, it is estimated that 83 million Americans have tried marijuana. It is also estimated that 5.6 million of these users reporting having problems with illicit drug use and more than 2 million of these users feel dependent on smoking marijuana.

There are effective treatments and supplements that you can take to control the urge to smoke marijuana, however not everyone can afford to go to a rehab clinic or fork out hundreds of dollars for craving supplements that may or may not work.

This is where Emotional Freedom Technique (or EFT) comes into place.
It is free, quick, easy and very effective at stopping cravings of all kinds including craving to smoke marijuana joints.

So what is EFT?

Does Marijuana Stop You From Dreaming?

Regular smokers of marijuana often report that they remember no dreams while sleeping, and those coming off the drug admit to a virtual flood of dreams in their nightly sleep, but is there any scientific data to back up these claims?

Actually, there may be. Marijuana affects not only your nightly habit of dreaming, but also your ability to recall any thoughts during the night that you are experiencing.
This pattern differs greatly when marijuana use is discontinued.

Sleep is one of the most important and fascinating components of our daily lives, necessary for refueling our "batteries" and preparing us for each new day.
From a casual perspective, the practice of sleep looks like an entirely passive activity, but research suggests that the brain is hard at work whether we are asleep or awake, and when sleeping this activity often takes the form of dreams.