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After 5-10 years smoking weed, do you still get the effects of being high?
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Still high: Usually marijuana continues to produce its psychic and behavioral effects even after years of use. There is a tissue reservoir of the active components, so regular users may get 'high' sooner when smoking pot than new or casual users.
Answered 9/13/2014
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