I've heard of people developing allergies to cannabis, but I have to ask, where was your cannabis sourced from? I asked this because you could have been allergic to a chemical it was grown with, or it could have been contaminated with something you were especially sensitive to.
Either way, glad you figured it out. Interesting story.
or the stanky synthetic smell stuff they doctor it with to sell bunk as chronic.
Great comment I was going to mention my source! I was all organic outdoor grown by one of my best friends. I helped him take care of it for time to time. It was organic and all natural fuel by sunlight. CHS has something to do the THC bonding somewhere in the cannabinoid, where it is no longer is able to break down or be processed. Sorry I don't quite remember the hard science.
Interesting. If it was organic than I'm assuming it most likely wasn't a strain-related issue either. Were mold and mycotoxins also ruled out? These can be more of an issue with outdoor than indoor grown plants due to uncontrallable moisture levels during flowering. Other outdoor contamininents could be suspect as well such as plant pollen or other forms of pollution. Improper drying can also be a cause of problems.
I'm not questioning your knowledge on CHS, I just find it interesting. Furthermore, that SUCKS! I can't imagine not being able to smoke. Then again, I'm not a heavy smoker.
Yeah, ogranic is still a poison. Your grower used aza products or grew in soil previously treated with aza. Sucks. :(
There's life after aza though and CLEAN cannabis helps significantly
I'm positive everything was done right this person has 25+ years experience. Also the fact that it lasted over 3-4 months with many different strains/harvests as they flower at different times. Many other people also used the same stuff heavily. Last the correlation to the times smoked and the episodes made sense. I guess you can't really know the feeling until you have had CHS. There are plenty of stories about it from across the world online now. They all sound very similar to mine. Maybe in future, there will be more clarity on the subject.
Organic growers have a huge blind spot when it comes to "organic" products.
It's an organic poison which works on people, same way organic acids work on human flesh.
Yeah, it's azadirachtin poisoning an "organic" pesticide for mites