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Patrick

Date: Wednesday, 14/September/2011, 4:16:51 AM | Message # 1

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So, 3 months ago, i decided to try to smoke, I smoked like 2-4 cigs(sticks) a week. Finally, I stopped on the last week of August.

Any of the squirrels know the immediate effects of smoking for a short period of time??? How can the doctor know IF i SMOKE??? Can the traces of smoking be removed so that the doctor couldnt see them???????

thanks

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Message edited by Patrick - Wednesday, 14/September/2011, 4:18:07 AM

Kuzu

Date: Wednesday, 14/September/2011, 8:25:27 AM | Message # 2

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im no doctor, but here is my medical opinion:

everyone, no matter how careful we try to be, will be exposed to harmful carbon monoxide in the form of exhaust from cars. unless we live in the middle of a forest with no people around, we are all bound to have inhaled this poisonous gas. now, saying that you smoked for 3 months is not a great thing, of course. but you only smoked a few cigs a day. heavy smokers smoke at least 1-2 packs a day, if not more. so already we can say you werent heavy smoking.

ok, so was it good for your body to smoke those 3 months? nah. but when you consider your been alive for (sry i dont know how old you are, lol, but im going to assume 20 as a round figure) 20 years x 12 months, that equals 240 months. so you smoked for 3/240. i would guesstimate that someone who is in perfect health, maybe a super-fit athlete who has never smoked in their life and who takes great care of their body, who lives in Mexico city would have a lot worse lungs than yours.

anyways, i can pretty much guarantee that a doctor is not going to notice anything wrong with your lungs. im not exactly sure what you are worried about most though.
1. are you worried about your health, thinking you will contract some form of cancer? if you stop smoking for good, you should have absolutely no worry about getting cancer from your extremely limited time smoking.
2. are you worried that your (parents/whoever) will find out from a doctors exam that you smoked? (which they wont...)

Patrick

Date: Wednesday, 14/September/2011, 9:00:19 AM | Message # 3

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okay. thanks!!

One more thing. How long does weed stay in your blood??

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Kuzu

Date: Wednesday, 14/September/2011, 12:33:39 PM | Message # 4

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Quote (Patrick)

One more thing. How long does weed stay in your blood??

please ask the weed specialist, Alucard!

duxy87

Date: Wednesday, 14/September/2011, 12:52:45 PM | Message # 5

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Pat are you anticipating a drug test or something?

I can't give you info on smoking of any sort, as i've never smoked anything before. However I did try a brownie once. I remember it was a numb feeling and I just wanted to go to sleep. I've also tried mushies too (in a shake). Man, i was hallu'n big time, but was good as gold the next day.

Alucard

Date: Wednesday, 14/September/2011, 2:27:33 PM | Message # 6

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hey pat...weed can stay in your blood system for at least 3 months. the stronger the strain, the longer it will stay. best way to come out clean in a drug test is to get some sort of juice you get online or somewhere i forget to flush it out. you can also try to dilute it by drinking lots of water or cranberry juice. id say your fine if it was 3 months ago that you smoked but im not entirely sure.