6 Reasons Smoking Weed is Making Your Anxiety Worse [ It's Ruining Your Sleep, Too ]

6 Reasons Smoking Weed is Making Your Anxiety Worse [ It's Ruining Your Sleep, Too ]

I've heard every excuse in the book and I dissect each of those in the in-depth lecture below.

It's medicine from the earth.
It's legalized now. It can't be that bad.
I can't relax without it.
My doctor prescribed it.

 

The truth is there are many oxymoronic facets of weed smoking. These seemingly opposing experiences all mashed up into one convoluted, incredibly GMO-driven, pop culture narrative and I can't sit idly by. I see students every day that struggle with anxiety and sleep disturbances who have been habitually smoking weed for years. While the dissociative actions of THC might make you "feel" temporarily better in the moment, I guarantee you the habit itself is perpetuating all of the subconscious emotion and belief patterns that gave you anxiety in the first place.

None of this is said with judgment. You are the master of your own destiny and if you choose to dig into this and say "Screw it, I'm doing it anyway," I can handle that. What I struggle with is watching students self-sabotage with the lifestyle and mental state that tags along with smoking weed while frustrated they can't seem to turn a corner in their emotional healing. 

Rewiring your emotional response system requires you to intentionally shift into an observational role. From this new perspective of observation, rather than emotion-laced auto-pilot response, you become able to use what you've learned about your patterned behavior to make different choices. This becomes impossible when you throw THC into the mix. 

If you're ready to dig into why THC puts a massive kink in your healing chain, watch the lecture below. 

Tag me in comments below if you have questions! The lecture slides can be downloaded at the dropbox link below the lecture. Feel free to share this with anyone that needs a little boost to stop smoking all together or at minimum - take a break 😂.

Click HERE to download the PDF Lecture Slides


5 comments


  • Heather Klein

    I’m not a pot user but considering the benefit of endocannabinood system of the brain and THC and CBD ability to stop neurotransmitters of pain and inhubit seizing and tremor stimulation as published by the British Journal of Medicine and extensive studies on the CB1 and 2 areas of the brain discovered physiologically and anatomically in the early 1990s for cranial nerve damage from radiation and chemo and internal tremors….any thoughts?


  • Gloria

    Excellent & important points across the board, & this vid presentation should be seen by all people, even those who don’t ever end up doing Break. Highly recommend. A whole course can be done on this!.. That’s how much it’s needed.


  • chong with the bomb

    what load of bs , not to be. ingnorant , too many people i know this mircale drugs helps and “cured” not litty like cheech and chong or reefer madness propaganda,
    help with Ms, sezuires,adhd and of course pain


  • Liz Mitchell

    Weed vives me anxiety but at times I do it because.. my addict brain says if it produces anxiety I will need a downer, valium, what have you which is my drug of choice,,so knowing this reminds me whey I’m doing this work! Fuck the brain running my show! Thanks


  • Delta Jenna

    This year my positive outlook on marijuana was challenged when I learned that it can be a later trigger for schizophrenia in young men. There are several studies in medical journals about this topic, it’s eye opening.


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