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Plz read marijuana experts, I'm confused: /?

OK, so it has been several months since I quitsmoking boat. I cleaned my life and becomes a Christian. But when I think about the weeds … (hard to explain) its like there is a battle inside my mind and shakes, its strange. Sorry, I can not explain best. I have a mental addiction, that sort of thing? Am I going crazy? Has long has it been since marijuana dependence is so low for? How to overcome this on my own? Could suffer from schizophrenia?

There are two types of dependencies. When most people talk about addiction and withdrawal, which refer to physical dependence. Drugs that have physical dependence results because the body develops a "need" for this drug and when he is gone, the body does not know how to live without him. For example, nicotine is a drug that everyone should know as it is in cigarettes and smokeless snuff. When a person has an addiction physics, the brain uses the chemical nicotine as a substitute for other chemicals in the brain. The brain stops producing and just use these chemicals. Nicotine is perceived by the brain to be much better. When you stop smoking the drug is not available, but the chemical is not old either. Nicotine reaches to stimulate the brain areas that make a person feel better. The nicotine withdrawal is ongoing participation of an individual affects the sense of being Deprived of this chemical signal until the body adapts and begins to make chemical Yugoslavia. At the same time, the person with the physical addiction, many also psychological addiction. You do not have a physical element, the reliance placed on cigarettes, but it is certainly the possibility of this type. A person who is used to the habits, tastes, sounds and feelings associated with this specific experience. This unit does not recover as quickly and can last well beyond the physical addiction. I quit smoking four years ago and has not relapsed once, but I still feel the psychological attraction to snuff. From a spiritual standpoint, that just changed his life and becomes a Christian. Marijuana is something that you may incur in his previous life before all this change. It is not uncommon for someone to find their numbers rose to become a temptation for them now. These temptations are often what is called a bottleneck. If you succumb to this temptation, you may get discouraged and give up his own life and faith Christian. Hopefully this will not happen and will be able to resist. Remember that if you were to participate in this new behavior that you are not lost. You can follow in their pursuit of a life. I suggest, because they are new to the Christian faith, to pray about your feelings and ask God to help you to suppress the desire to his heart. Also might want to turn to someone you know who is strong in faith and can guide you. Perhaps a minister or religious leader, you feel you can trust. You can also contact other people who know more You live and you can help. I hope they are able to find the answers they seek and can go to a place where they do not feel this attraction. The battle of temptation is a difficult problem.

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