Mind Pump host says cannabis withdrawal can last months after long-term daily use

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"cannabis withdrawal from years and years of use uh ultimately takes a few months. Now the you went you're going through the hard part right now which is the wild dreams and you know the cravings but uh it takes uh because canabonoids get stored in the in in the fat cells. Um, and your canabonoid system is also adjusted and adapted to exogenous canabonoids. And that can take about 90 days, sometimes longer, for your body to fully acclimate."

During a call with a listener recovering from surgery who says she quit daily cannabis use after 15 years, Sal Di Stefano says withdrawal can persist for around 90 days or longer. He attributes this to cannabinoids being stored in fat tissue and the endocannabinoid system adapting to external cannabinoids, framing it as an expected recovery timeline.