I had to quit for 17 years because of employee drug testing. When I retired 3 years ago I picked up where I left off.

I love it.

It should be legal everywhere, IMO.

but that depends on the person time and place, I suppose.

I advise all of my patients who use (and there are a lot of them here in Washington State) not to smoke it.

The bioavailability of THC in marijuana that is smoked is about 27%. The bioavailability of THC in edibles is about 9% from what I understand. So I'm sure smoking it gives you a better high. A study was published last year that concludes that marijuana smoke is not as bad for you as tobacco smoke. But you're still inhaling the by-products of combustion. i.e. carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, etc.

I hope you'll start using edibles instead.

Either way, enjoy!

I can't believe we spent so many years and so many billions of dollars keeping cannabis illegal, when the deadliest drugs known to man are nicotine and alcohol, and they're legal.

Still illegal here in MD and edibles are hard to get.

We need sane marijuana laws in this country.

http://phoenixtears.ca/

Vaporizers.
Tinctures.
There's even an epidermal patch available.
All much less damaging to the throat and lungs.


leafly.com is a good source to help decide which strain would benefit various maladies.

...> https://www.leafly.com/news/strains/the-best-cannabis-strains-for-wintertime-activities-according-to?Area=

...> https://www.leafly.com/news/strains/7-giggly-cannabis-strains-for-inducing-laughing-fits

With smoking the feedback to the dosage is immediate. Overdoing it with edibles, can for some, be unpleasant.

300 puffs non-smell. You may like it as well. I personally can't handle it, makes me paranoid.

That's one of the only regrets that I have about not having any children. I feel sure they would have been able to keep their old man well-supplied with weed.

Peace, babe!

My daughter is stocked!