Do You Get High the First Time You Smoke Weed?

Do you get high the first time you smoke pot? For many, the answer is yes. For others, it depends on a variety of factors, for example you’ve smoked indica or sativa. Some people have extremely sensitive metabolisms; others may not be able to handle the strain. Still others may not even be able to tolerate the taste of weed very much at all. Because of this it's important to know what the best types of marijuana are for first-time marijuana users.

The first thing to consider when looking at the question of "Why can't I get high on marijuana?" is the potency of the drug. Potency also plays a large role. If you smoke a low potency bud, you won't experience any side effects at all. On the other hand, if you smoke a high potency bud, you will begin to experience a range of symptoms including drowsiness, loss of appetite, anxiety, and even paranoia.

One way to avoid these problems is to start out with lower potency marijuana and work your way up to a more potent bud. It's actually easier to get high on good weed than it is to get high on mediocre weed. Of course, it helps to experiment with different strains to find that high quality weed is the best for you.

Another answer to the question of "Why can't I get high on pot?" is the actual dosage you smoke. If you smoke too much, your body will end up losing a lot of its hydration and water content. This can cause a lot of unpleasant side effects. If you're going to smoke pot on a regular basis, you'll need to make sure you only smoke small doses that do not cause these problems.

Smoking pot can also affect your mood. To be honest, it's most likely one of those "aha" moments where you start thinking "What am I looking at?" It’s partially your brain chemistry. If you're used to being moody and uptight, pot smoking can actually trigger a change in your brain chemistry.

Second, if you do not get high the first time, it may very well be the second time around. If you keep smoking weed, it becomes a habit and over time becomes a "normal" behavior.