Brain Fog Experienced: Most of the day Activities Disrupted: Work productivity Timing of Symptoms: About 3 weeks ago, however I had been smoking almost daily for almost 2 years prior Purpose: Recreational purposes only Date Submitted: September 7, 2021 United States of America | 25 to 34 Year Old Male (Using for 11+ years) Brain fog, dizziness/light headedness, headache Habit: .3 of concentrate a day Brain Fog Experienced: Less than an hour a day Activities Disrupted: Work motivation Timing of Symptoms: 1 day after cessation Purpose: Both recreational and medicinal purposes Date Submitted: September 6, 2021 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 18 to 24 Year Old Male (Using for 3-5 years) Sleep problems Lack of appetite Stress Cravings Habit: 2-3gs a day Brain Fog Experienced: A few hours each day Activities Disrupted: None of the above Timing of Symptoms: Day after I stopped Purpose: Recreational purposes only Date Submitted: September 6, 2021 | 18 to 24 Year Old Queer (Using for 3-5 years) Vomiting in the mornings, brain fog, muscle weakness, joint pain, lack of coordination, fatigue, headache, anxiety, sad Habit: ~3g a day Brain Fog Experienced: All day Activities Disrupted: Work motivation Timing of Symptoms: The day after I stoped smoking Purpose: Both recreational and medicinal purposes Date Submitted: September 5, 2021 United Republic of Tanzania | 18 to 24 Year Old Male (Using for 1-2 years) Its been one day but forsure a mind fog and spech interpretations Habit: I use carts do maybe like 11 hits a day Brain Fog Experienced: A few hours each day Activities Disrupted: Schoolwork Timing of Symptoms: Today Purpose: Recreational purposes only Date Submitted: September 5, 2021 India | 18 to 24 Year Old Male (Using for 0-6 months) Brain fog Anger Depression Brain Fog Experienced: Most of the day Activities Disrupted: Work productivity Timing of Symptoms: Since last 6 months i have been experiencing brain fog quite often Purpose: Recreational purposes only Date Submitted: September 5, 2021 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 25 to 34 Year Old Male (Using for 6-10 years) Brain fog, low motivation, ocular pressure, mood swings Habit: 5-1 gram a day Brain Fog Experienced: Most of the day Activities Disrupted: Work motivation Timing of Symptoms: 3 weeks after quitting Purpose: Recreational purposes only Date Submitted: September 5, 2021 Israel | 35 to 44 Year Old Female (Using for 3-5 years) heavy brain fog, restlessness, hot flashes, night sweats, trouble focusing and with executive functioning Habit: 2 grams a day Brain Fog Experienced: Most of the day Activities Disrupted: Work productivity Timing of Symptoms: immediately Purpose: Recreational purposes only Date Submitted: September 5, 2021 United States of America | 25 to 34 Year Old Male (Using for 11+ years) Laziness forgetfulness anger headaches on and off hotter than usual weird dreams Habit: A couple grams a day Brain Fog Experienced: All day Activities Disrupted: Work productivity Timing of Symptoms: Day after stopping Purpose: Both recreational and medicinal purposes Date Submitted: September 3, 2021 United States of America | 55 to 64 Year Old Male (Using for 3-5 years) Word retrieval, fatigue Habit: One toke a day Brain Fog Experienced: Most of the day Activities Disrupted: Work productivity Timing of Symptoms: About three day after stopping Purpose: Recreational purposes only Date Submitted: September 3, 2021 United States of America | 25 to 34 Year Old Male (Using for 3-5 years) Brain fog, mild depression, slurred speech or stumbling over words, inability to think on feet quickly, wake up several times each night, general fatigue Habit: Few puffs a day Brain Fog Experienced: A few hours each day Activities Disrupted: Work productivity Timing of Symptoms: First day/night after stopping regular use until few weeks later
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You can help to protect your loved ones, friends and colleagues from the dangers of second-hand smoke by quitting
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