Tolerance break = Severe Nausea

billybob420

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I haven't smoked since yesterday and my stomach keeps tossing and turning. Even with an empty stomach, I keep feeling like I need to puke. It's awful.

Anyone else experience this? Happens every time I quit smoking.
 

billybob420

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Yeah, you know, i guess that may be it.

I never have much of an appetite, though. It's a chore to eat breakfast (a chore I usually don't complete till around 3pm).

Maybe I'll start making smoothies or something that's easy to go down.

Or I'll just start smoking again.
 

The Outdoorsman

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I get them all the time early morning, take a good drink of water or milk and it's gone. I know other people this happens to and I've told them the same thing. Just cause your not stoned doesn't mean you can't eat! Happens to my dogs as well.

A nice drink to help flush, rehydrate and make your body happy is fresh squeezed lemon water. At my old place I would buy lemons by the 5lb bag and squeeze 1 lemon for every 2-3 glasses of water and drink just under a gallon of water a day. Sort of ruined pop and sugary drink for me as nothing taste as fresh. When you want sweet add the sugar. Wasn't trying to flush my body just liked the way I felt...
 

The Outdoorsman

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Yeah sounds like it. make a list of what sounds good and go to the store. Soups, juices etc. Just remember some protein, fiber and water or you still won't feel balanced. Keep upping your intake and before you know it your appetite is back. Once your appetite is back you can start working out and you'll be surprised how easy the body turns a balanced diet into muscle. Balanced diet is key. (Took a Nutrition class fairly recently)
 

ArcticGranite

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During medical treatments this summer I had extreme nausea. Needed to drink 2-3 liters of water every morning before treatment. Got to where I couldn't keep the water down. A real problem. Marinol worked for a short time, then didn't. Hadn't smoked since 85. Was gifted an assortment of buds/strains and Mj did it for me, instant nausea cure. Had an appetite too.
What I found was that coffee really upset my stomach. Tea was fine. And my diet, what I could tolerate, changed to real mild stuff that I liked. Oatmeal, banana's, toast, rice, rice milk. For me a combination of no coffee, mild food, and a whiff of weed cured the medically induced nausea. Drinking that much water first thing in the morning still sucked but I could do it. Also found I felt (more fluid), smoother, some way better, with that much water in my system. Getting some kind of calorie's in me for breakfast helped too.
 

billybob420

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Thanks guys. I appreciate the help. I'm pretty sure it's from my diet now that i think about it.

I generally drink lots of water (kidney stone sufferer), but eating breakfast when I wake up may be a good place to start.

Coffee may be fucking with me too but I hope not.
 

ArcticGranite

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Thanks guys. I appreciate the help. I'm pretty sure it's from my diet now that i think about it.

I generally drink lots of water (kidney stone sufferer), but eating breakfast when I wake up may be a good place to start.

Coffee may be fucking with me too but I hope not.
Hope not too but try one morning without and see.
 

The Outdoorsman

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Coffee may be fucking with me too but I hope not.
I did a paper on this and the only real information I found was that coffee blocks the absorption of vitamins. High caffeine of course would be bad for someone at risk for heart disease. And that light roast coffee is healthier than dark roast.

I make sure to take vitamins when I'm not drinking coffee and if you are on any medication maybe try to avoid taking with coffee.

I don't know how coffee affects the kidneys so you may want to look into that more.

Hope I helped. Feel better.
:peace:
 

jtprin

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Definitely used to happen to me. After about 10 months of smoking, my body got used to the sudden stopping I guess and it stopped happening. When I stop now, my mood is very low, I have anxiety, and have no appetite or ambition to do anything. I just wanna sleep it off cause I know the side effects will go away sooner or later. But as of right now, I got some mango kush lol. Not bad but it's noticeably worse than the medical blue dream/bubblegum hybrid I had before that.
 

silasraven

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I haven't smoked since yesterday and my stomach keeps tossing and turning. Even with an empty stomach, I keep feeling like I need to puke. It's awful.

Anyone else experience this? Happens every time I quit smoking.

yep i had the same issue with mine. for days i thought i was going to puke when i woke up. eating something helps sometimes but not for the most part. i stopped smoking for exams and have been fine for a couple of days but its was like 5 days of non stop i wanna throw up. even when i tried to eat it was just muck in my mouth. it gets better. dont drink water first.
 

The Outdoorsman

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