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Testimonial - Former Pot User Kicks the Habit
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In case anyone is wondering, I'd like to make it clear that this is an authentic email that was sent by one of our readers. -MH
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Mr. Healthy,
I'm writing you because you have helped me greatly and I want to thank you. I stumbled upon your article The Ugly Truth About Marijuana one day when I was reading through different articles on marijuana through Google.
I've come to realize there is a lot of bad information out there on marijuana, mostly because there are so many people that are being tricked like I was by it.
It seems as though for every person you talk to that is against marijuana, there is another person there to defend it. Plus you have High Times magazines, movies, and celebrities endorsing it. So it's easy to be misled.
Your article was a flat out honest, and informative look at marijuana. I can definitely tell that you're a person that's seen it's effects in many people over many years.
I'm 27 years old now. From the age of 18-25, I was only smoking marijuana every once and a while and it wasn't much of a problem in my life. The last two years of my life have been bad though. I fell into a habit of smoking weed every evening after I got off of work.
Weed has definitely affected me in a negative way. It has made me lazy. It has affected my short term memory. Looking back over the last two years, I hardly remember anything. It has also affected my performance at work.
I was considering quitting weed for a while, and upon stumbling across your article and reading it many times...I've finally done it.
The article was just what I was looking for, and made so much sense to me. I haven't smoked for over a month now and I'm starting to feel a lot better.
I'm starting to now read some more articles on your website. I'm hoping quitting weed can be just a starting point to being healthier.
THANK YOU SO MUCH ONCE AGAIN!!!
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