And for anyone wondering, it took about 6 months to get to a level where I could feel a difference in my body, it's not overnight. You have to commit to it seriously. Like I'm about to go to the gym now at 11pm to do some but I live 5 minutes from a gym so it's easy for me and it's 24 hours. And I'm in there for an hour and a half pretty much every time I go and I'm basically bodybuilding (but not on that type of level cause I'm not interested in being that big), with some cardio. Like I watch people go in there and do small weights and not really get anything off it, I was pushing myself to sickness in the beginning. Now I've tripled my strength. So I really do it properly, with protein and everything. If you go in there and just loosely do some stuff and then leave after 20-30 minutes, you won't do what I've done. But anything is better than nothing that pumps your heart and gets blood circulating, so if you can't get to a gym invest in some equipment. Get a bike or a treadmill and some free weights or something, and a pull up bar. Obviously for women it's different. I was doing it all through Covid when the gyms were closed with stuff in my flat. My heart rate went from 85-90bpm to 57bpm and it goes up to about 75 now. It's probably all part of it tbf. And I smoked every day from about 13, and I smoked weed an insane amount like if I could see the number of joints I've smoked with tobacco in my life it'd probably disgust me. Even when my mum moved down the side of the house was a huge pile of spliff ends stacked up from about 7 years and that's just what I had there in the evening. So I can't even count the amount thousands and thousands, and with the cigarettes as well it's mad. I'm surprised I'm still going. Even yesterday I did a finger prick cause my Libre wasn't working properly it was off target and it was 1.5 and I'm walking around and talking and doing everything normally, so my body has had years of hypos to get to that level. I'm like immune, I have to go severely low into the 0s or be moving around a lot to know about it. And also weed lowers your blood sugar, so even in those years I didn't do insulin I was smoking weed the whole time so that probably saved me as well. Cause every time I've smoked a joint in years of having it under 10, my blood sugar dips into hypo so I didn't even know these things. It's just combination of luck and circumstance that probably stopped me being in a worse position. Cause weed isn't actually bad. Tobacco and smoking is what's bad for your lungs and circulation and disease. If you just ingested it you'd probably have no issues apart from with your blood sugar dropping. I can't talk for every person cause I know someone who got schizophrenia off skunk, but it depends what you're doing and with what and knowing about CBD, so you should never do it without knowing about THC and CBD ratio if you wanna keep your mental health. But that's another story. There's a lot of myths about it though, that's what's dangerous.