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I smoke every day, but I've also come close to dying from it[0] on a number of occasions. There are definitely potential risks, but with that said, I completely

• hypertele-Xii 5y ago
  "This article needs more medical references for verification [...]"
  • bryans 5y ago
    There are dozens of studies and hundreds of articles from every reputable source imaginable. Feel free to Google something sometime instead of trollishly dismissing a legitimate medical condition that people have died from. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29768651/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29768651/
  • pmarreck 5y ago
    if this is the medical problem that the dude himself almost died from, I'm pretty sure there's some validity to it
• mandmandam 5y ago
  Thanks, I actually hadn't heard of that. Did you try drinking more water?
• sudosteph 5y ago
  Someone close to me suffered from this as well. It was pretty hellish. Even when it's not life-threatening, it made it pretty much impossible to go anywhere without weed accessible to keep it from triggering on withdrawal. He finally quit altogether which cured it, but lost 50 pounds in a few months because the CHS symptoms kept persisting for that long after quitting. We're pretty sure high-potency (legal) dabs were tied to his case, but regardless, it's very troubling to see people in the comments so dismissive on the science of CHS (and how much more common it has become in the past few years in particular).