How To Lower Your Tolerance Without Withdrawal Symptoms

This experience is something I can relate to all too well, heading for my first toke of the day and expecting a refreshing high with waves of relief and relaxation.

However, that “first bowl” or “first pull” feeling tends to wear off with time, indicating your tolerance is much higher than it used to be. This often leads me to pack a second bowl, only to be ripped out of my mind and slightly anxious depending on the strain I’m using.

Keep reading for tips on lowering your tolerance while still satisfying your canna cravings.

Did you know your body reacts wildly differently to different methods of ingestion? If you’re a pro-bowler like me and reach for the bong after any minor inconvenience, you might benefit from smoking a joint or puffing on a cartridge.

However, if you really want to lower your tolerance but still feel high, try using a product that’s less rich in THC and higher in CBD or other minor cannabinoids like CBN or CBG. This will help your body get used to smaller amounts of THC while still producing a high since you’re not entirely used to that specific method of ingestion.

We’re not telling you to ditch your psychoactive weed altogether, but if you find yourself reaching for high-THC products for a mid-day pick-me-up or after a heated argument, you may benefit from dosing CBD or slightly psychoactive Delta-8 THC.

Instead of constantly using the same potent THC strain all day, switch things up a bit and try something less psychoactive to let your body reset until you reach for a potent strain later in the day.