What are some symptoms of withdrawal from cannabinoids?

Withdrawal from cannabinoids can lead to a variety of psychological and physical symptoms due to the body’s adjustment to the absence of the substance. Symptoms such as anxiety and tremors are commonly reported during this withdrawal process.

Cannabinoids affect the endocannabinoid system, which plays a critical role in regulating mood, stress responses, and various physiological functions. When someone who has been using cannabinoids regularly stops, the sudden lack of cannabinoids in the system can create an imbalance, leading to increased feelings of anxiety and physical manifestations such as tremors.

While some individuals might experience changes in appetite or sleep patterns, the hallmark symptoms of cannabinoid withdrawal are primarily emotional and physical distress, highlighting the correct identification of anxiety and tremors as key withdrawal symptoms.