How Long Do Cannabinoids Affect Receptors After Smoking?

As the title suggests, I’m wondering how long cannabinoids affect receptors after smoking, and I mean even days after smoking too…
Cite some sources too, and I might just pick that as the best answer ;)

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2 Responses to “How Long Do Cannabinoids Affect Receptors After Smoking?”

  1. mrtedhea Says:

    http://howtoquitsmokingcigarettes.net/" /> this answers it

  2. Simonize Says:

    The web site mentioned by the previous responder did not, to my knowledge, answer the question. The answer to your question is that cannabinoids will only affect the CB receptors for a brief time. This time will depend on the concentration of delta 9 THC, but it will probably be on the order of minutes after cessation of smoking. Now, the downstream effects (second messenger alterations) will last much longer, but that wasn’t the question. The off rate for THC is fairly rapid, so the actual receptor will not be affected for very long.

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