JustJazzie
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Wow! Good for you! It always makes me truly happy to hear when people making positive changes for themselves. I wish more people, especially my family would follow suit.Understood.I never said I was perfect. I just choose my vices wisely.I'm not trying to be adversarial, just literally asking the question to learn:Marijuana occasionally. I prefer edables.;-)
Assuming you're not doing it for medicinal purposes, wouldn't smoking marijuana and introducing pollutants (e.g., particulate matter) into your body/airway be considered unhealthy?again, it's not something I partake in daily- or even weekly for that matter, and I have switched over to mostly edibles for when I do indulge.
I do believe that the body is capable of eliminating a certain amount of toxins, and eliminating as many toxins as possible is a healthy choice. Eating mcdonalds once a month, isn't going to kill you, or cause you to get sick, but Consuming conventional food regularly, I believe puts your detox system on overload.
For the record I am speaking from personal experience. For years I was extremely overweight (I have before and after pictures to prove it) had severe asthma and was on multiple daily medications, and always sick, always tired. I know it sounds cliche' but, when I changed my diet, I changed my life!
Congrats on changing your diet! I lost a lot of weight recently, as well. Down about 60 pounds. I completely understand how losing weight makes you feel better!
I'm down about 70 or so myself, and it wasn't until I cut out chemical additives that I was able to loose it. I tried calorie counting and exercise on a conventional diet and the scale wouldn't budge. I also suspect that I was allergic to some of the chemicals, which aggravated my asthma. It's been a few years now since I lost it, and am so thankful I made the changes I did!

