Despite what efforts to legalize and popular culture wants you to think, it's a verified and conclusive undeniable fact that marijuana can be an addictive substance which may bring about both short and long-term physical and psychological harm to users. Similar to other drugs, anyone who has used marijuana for a prolonged time period can become hooked on its effects and definately will encounter withdrawal symptoms should they initially stop using marijuana. Users today have very high grade marijuana available which wasn't the situation twenty years ago, which makes it an even bigger issue.

Someone who uses marijuana frequently is significantly altering the way the brain functions, hence the brain can't just instantly readjust to normal function once the individual ceases using marijuana, this could take some time. People actually detox from marijuana, like any other drug, as marijuana is eliminated from your body and the body readjusts to function without marijuana. So marijuana detox could be a challenge for long-term users, because users will experience withdrawal symptoms which can be tough to endure. These symptoms might not be as physical as it is with heroin withdrawal as an example, but marijuana detox and withdrawal could cause extreme depression and other psychological symptoms for chronic users. For this reason relapse is so common for many who try and stop using marijuana on their own. Marijuana detox solutions are available at drug and alcohol detox and drug and alcohol rehab programs in College Place to help people through this process so that they don't relapse and may receive further rehab services after detox.