The Non-Physical Effects of Marijuana on the Digestive System

If a patient demonstrates one or more of these symptoms and signs, marijuana may be exerting non-physical effects on her/his digestive system:

Going for the Gusto

Center of her/his universe.

Clarity of her/his dreams, visions and goals.

Whatever s/he intends seems to happen as if by magic.

S/he’s ‘in the Zone.’

Groundedness and capacity to achieve.

Bonding and maturation.

Personal relationships develop and flourish.

Professional.

Tough.

Power moves.

Her/his appetite for life just can’t be satisfied.

The Tyrant

Exploiting people just for fun.

Self-centered tyrant.

Survival and rugged individualism.

Relationships are getting a little too close.

Systematically shut people out of her/his life.

Strong sense of boundaries.

A Different Kind of Hunger

Needy, hungry anxiety when separation happens.

Losing Ability

Damage to the Yi: thinking and intention.

Short attention span.

Reduced ability to perform tasks requiring concentration and coordination.

Impairments in learning, thinking, retaining knowledge, problem solving 
and forming concepts.

Inability to do things in the real world.

Losing Weight and Climbing

Losing weight.

Strong spontaneous desire to climb things.

Keeping it Together

Difficult to lie down.

Hallucinations.

Nothing is holding her/his life together anymore.

Treatments and Therapies

Qi Gong

Acupuncture and Herbal Treatments

The Marijuana Syndromes


This is only a brief synopsis of my findings. For extensive details on my research and how to balance and optimize the effects of cannabis using Traditional Chinese Medicine, please refer to

Marijuana Syndromes
How to Balance and Optimize
the Effects of Cannabis
With Traditional Chinese Medicine


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Charles Tart’s research has discerned that when people are stoned they often see things that “seen more sharply in that their edges, contours stand out more sharply against the background." A heightened perception of boundary relating to the earth element. However, when people get high past a certain point, their perception of things tends to become blurry. This is a great example of dose-dependent reversal of the effects of cannabis. Similar effects pertain to perception of depth and centrality of vision, also related to Earth element spatial perception. In addition, people often also attain a sensual quality to vision, as if they are actually touching what they’re looking at. This tactile dimension to space relates to Earth very strongly.

Indeed, many of the qualities of space itself can seem to change when a person is high on cannabis, and the earth element is the essence of space. This relationship can also include a person’s spatial orientation.

"I often forget to finish some task I've started, or get sidetracked more frequently than when straight..."

This is only a brief synopsis of my findings. For extensive details on my research and how to balance and optimize the effects of cannabis using Traditional Chinese Medicine, please refer to

Marijuana Syndromes
How to Balance and Optimize
the Effects of Cannabis
With Traditional Chinese Medicine

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