Question 1

how do you lower high thc levels?

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High THC Levels?: The best way to "lower" a high thc level, is to stop taking in thc.   Then stay away from it afterwards too.  Your body will process it and it will go.  Depending on how long & how frequently you have been using, it may take months for it to be gone from the fat in your body.

Question 2

can vinegar lower thc levels in your system?

Accepted Answer

No: Urine drug screens test for metabolites of drugs and not the parent compound.
Putting vinegar directly into the urine cup may invalidate a initial screen read on the cup.
However the back up test is gas chromatography which identifies the exact chemical compound and is very difficult to  confound.

Question 3

does cranberry pills help lower my thc levels?

Accepted Answer

No: Cranberry pills will not lower THC levels.

Question 4

is it ok to drink enough water to lower thc levels in your urine to pass a drug test?

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Nope: No. The test will check your specific gravity and you will fail it.

Question 5

so if a pregnant women haves a drug test tomorrow how can she clewn her system or lower here levels of thc?

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She cannot: THC stays detectable in urine for weeks after last use in a chronic user.

Question 6

will metronidazole lower the levels of thc in your system?

Accepted Answer

Flagyl: No, but it can give false readings on drug screen.

Question 7

how can i dilute my thc levels by tomorrow?

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Can't be done: To the best of my knowledge, there is no quick way to clear thc, the active drug in cannabis.  This is a fat-soluble drug, which means it collects in body fat (and in the brain, which contains a lot of fatty compounds), and is released slowly into the bloodstream over time.  Cannabis can be detected 3-4 weeks after the last use by the usual drug-screening tests, longer with hair sampling.

Question 8

what can make your thc levels increase besides weed?

Accepted Answer

Heat: THC is stored in fat cells.  heat often releases the THC.

Question 9

what amount "urine" actually detects thc levels?

Accepted Answer

Don't understand ?: Are you asking how much urine has to be provided to have a valid test, or what the levels of thc have to be in urine to be detected?  Both questions have variable answers, depending on which test is being used. Some tests require literally a drop of urine on a test strip for validity, others require a minimum of 10 cc. Some tests will detect as little as 5 ng/ml of thc, others report at 50 ng/ml.

Question 10

what happens if your thc level is 328, can you get it to a 10 in 30 days?

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Surprised?: Not one of the doctors here is interested in helping a patient beat a drug test.  We believe in the solution that comes with getting clean, staying clean and developing a life in fellowship with others who have a similar story.  All of us here would move mountains to help you find NA or AA or recovery.

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