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Weed Vomiting & Hot Showers? Hidden Dangers of CHS Exposed
Weed Vomiting & Hot Showers? Hidden Dangers of CHS Exposed
Weed Vomiting & Hot Showers? Hidden Dangers of CHS Exposed
Wednesday 14th January 2026
Explore the hidden dangers of Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS) and its impact on marijuana users in this eye-opening episode.
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Get the buttons here!The Hidden Perils of High-Potency Weed: Unmasking CHS
Episode Overview
- CHS causes severe nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain.
- High-potency marijuana may flip anti-nausea effects.
- Honesty about cannabis use is crucial for diagnosis.
- Women may be more prone to CHS symptoms.
- Professional intervention can help break the cycle.
If you find yourself stuck in this cycle of needing to be in a hot shower all the time and going to the hospital for visits because you're vomiting, it's time to seek professional intervention.
How do people find hope in the darkest times? In this captivating episode of The Elevate Experience, the spotlight is on a lesser-known but increasingly common condition called Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS). If you've ever wondered why someone might spend hours in a hot shower, this episode might just have the answer. CHS, marked by intense nausea, vomiting, and severe abdominal pain, is turning heads in emergency rooms across the country.
The hosts dive into why high-potency marijuana is flipping its anti-nausea effects into a cycle of misery for some users. With ER visits due to cyclical vomiting skyrocketing by 300%, the episode raises awareness about the importance of honesty with healthcare providers regarding cannabis use. Angie Manson, CEO of Elevate Addiction Services, shares her insights on how this condition can go misdiagnosed for years.
The episode also discusses why women might be more susceptible to CHS and highlights the paradoxical effects of modern marijuana strains. Listeners will hear real-life accounts and expert opinions on the challenges of diagnosing CHS and the journey to recovery. The episode is not just informative but also a call to action for anyone experiencing unexplained symptoms. If you or someone you know is stuck in this cycle, it might be time to seek professional help.
Could your 'medicine' be causing more harm than good? Tune in to find out.