This was from a Reddit answer
The first few days are the worst part. I typed this up earlier for someone else, may be helpful for you too
CBD is very helpful and doesn’t affect the neurotransmitters the same way as delta 9
One method is to taper off thc d9 using a good flower vape, not cartridge vape, for a couple days of just good d9 flower… Then mix d9 flower with some good CBD flower 1:1 mix, vape that for a couple days then 1:3 d9:cbd mix flower vaped for day or so. Then only cbd flower vaped. You could be very uncomfortable at times, but tell yourself * it’s mostly in your head and part of the process. Stay very hydrated. Take NAC supplement on rise and before bed on an empty stomach. During the day, exhaust yourself for a couple hours with workouts or other physical activity. At night Benadryl is great for sleep. After 72hrs of no d9 and only cbd you will feel much better
Search cbd on this sub and you can see many people use it to help with withdraws from thc
Good luck!
** I used to get bad physical symptoms from withdrawal during much needed tbreaks bc I would try cold turkey. Night sweats, anxiety, dissociation, no appetite, couldn’t sleep for shit. The more often I did tbreaks, the more I knew what to expect and came up with the above process that really helps. This is why I think, at least for myself, it’s mostly in your head because you are uncomfortable adjusting to the lack of dopamine and serotonin. NAC, working out and tapering down with CBD has been a game changer for me
I’m not entirely certain, I think the Pact Act has presumptive conditions attached to it.
If you haven’t filed, do it.
It will get it on record where you served if something pops up later on.
SC in the hardest thing to prove and they are trying to make this as painless as the VA can.
These cancers are now presumptive:
Brain cancer Gastrointestinal cancer of any type Glioblastoma Head cancer of any type Kidney cancer Lymphoma of any type Melanoma Neck cancer of any type Pancreatic cancer Reproductive cancer of any type Respiratory (breathing-related) cancer of any type
These illnesses are now presumptive:
Asthma that was diagnosed after service Chronic bronchitis Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) Chronic rhinitis Chronic sinusitis Constrictive bronchiolitis or obliterative bronchiolitis Emphysema Granulomatous disease Interstitial lung disease (ILD) Pleuritis Pulmonary fibrosis Sarcoidosis
More can be found here https://www.va.gov/resources/the-pact-act-and-your-va-benefits/