Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
How Do You Quit Weed? What are the symptoms of withdrawal from marijuana?
How Do You Quit Weed? What are the symptoms of withdrawal from marijuana?
How Do You Quit Weed? What are the symptoms of withdrawal from marijuana?
Thursday 30th December 2021
Understand marijuana withdrawal symptoms and why seeking professional help is crucial for overcoming cannabis dependence. Listen now.
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Mark Leeds, D.O.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Free from Marijuana: Understanding Withdrawal and Finding Help
While marijuana is now legal in many states and is readily accessible, we must remain vigilant, being aware that some people will become addicted to THC products.
Thinking about quitting weed but worried about what comes next? Dr. Mark Leeds dives into the often-overlooked issue of marijuana withdrawal in this eye-opening episode. While many tout marijuana as harmless, the reality is that some people find themselves dependent and face a tough road when they try to quit. Symptoms like restlessness, anxiety, depression, and mood swings can make the process daunting. Dr. Leeds doesn't just highlight the problem; he offers solutions too.
He talks about the benefits of seeking professional help, whether through private rehab centers or outpatient treatment programs. These facilities offer detoxification, counseling, and ongoing support to help you break free from cannabis dependence. The episode also touches on the risks of synthetic marijuana and the potential dangers of contaminants like fentanyl in street marijuana. If you or someone you care about is struggling with marijuana addiction, this episode is a must-listen. Dr.
Leeds provides practical advice and emphasizes that recognizing the problem is the first step toward recovery.