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What are your thoughts? could weed show up on a regular blood test?
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Regular? What?: Many thousands of issues are, or can be tested, or partially tested for, via blood tests because blood, on average, makes a complete circle of the body every 60 seconds, resting/relaxed, much faster if excited, threatened &/or exercising. Commonly, at any one time, only a relatively few things are checked, looking for clues. What is tested powerfully depends on situation. There is no "regular", .
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