How to Detoxify Your Body from Marijuana

Stay skeptical. When it comes to how to pass a drug test, the internet is full of misinformation and half-truths. Many of the home remedies and tips mentioned are very popular but there is no scientific evidence to support them. Therefore you must remain skeptical before trying these remedies to avoid wasting time and money while not being able to pass the test.

• The methods in this section may be helpful, but are by no means guaranteed to work. If applied incorrectly, some methods can even increase your chances of failure, so proceed with caution.

Dilution method. The dilution method for passing a urinalysis is based on the following principle: since a positive or negative result depends on the concentration of THC metabolites in the urine, very dilute urine can lower the concentration below 50ng./ml (the cut-off point for most drug tests), and you pass the test. Unfortunately, many of today’s urine tests already take this tactic into account ^[7] should require the use of multiple countermeasures. See instructions below on how to “dilute”.

• From three days before the test, you begin to increase the level of creatinine in your body. Do this by eating a lot of red meat or taking a creatine supplement (available at specialty food, vitamin and supplement stores). This first step is important because many urine tests look for this substance (a metabolite of creatine) to make sure the urine is not diluted. Failure to take this step may result in failure of your urine dilution precaution test.
• An hour or two before the test, take 50 to 100mg of vitamin B2, B12 or B-complex to color your urine. Then drink a glass of water every 15 minutes, in total you should drink about a liter of water. Don’t drink too much water to the point of water intoxication – a real and potentially fatal condition. You should also urinate at least once during this time as you should not submit your first urine sample for testing.
• When it’s time to sample, you take the sample “midstream,” which means urinating into the toilet and then picking up the cup. This will maximize the chance of having the lowest concentration of metabolites, since old (high-concentration) urine has already been excreted from the urethra.
  • If the urine is too dilute and you have a second chance to collect the sample, time the sample as far as possible. This is your opportunity to reach the end of the time when the test still detects marijuana, or re-apply the dilution method but adjust it so that the urine is not too diluted.
  • Drinking water will not “eliminate” THC from the body, but only has the effect of diluting the urine.

Changing hairstyles. The hair test requires you to cut a short lock of hair, so the test cannot be done without hair. In this case, the tester may ask for a sample of body hair. In response, you should shave off your body hair before the test and say you are a bodybuilder or swimmer. However, if you went to your first interview with a full head of hair or thick body hair, the hiring manager might suspect you’re cheating. So it’s best to shave before your first interview to streamline your story.

Take advantage of “gaps” in the test’s detection time frame. Each cannabis test has a different “detection time frame” for THC or its metabolites. So if you can time the test (and/or the duration of marijuana use) such that the last use falls outside of this time frame, your chances of passing the test will be higher (though not at all). guaranteed). It’s worth noting that most hair tests can’t detect marijuana if you’ve used it a few days before, because the THC-containing hair has not yet grown out of the scalp. Here are the detection timeframes for common cannabis testing methods, assuming you’re a one-time use of cannabis : ^[8]

• Saliva test: 12-24 hours after use
• Urine test: 1-3 days after use
• Blood test: 1-3 days after use
• Hair test: 3-5 days after use and up to 90 days after use
• Note: for severe addiction, you must strictly adhere to the above timeframes.

Try to delay. When all methods fail, you try to delay or reschedule the test. Each day of delay increases your chances of safely passing the cannabis test. Even just a day or two makes a big difference. For example, one (informal) study found that, under the right circumstances, certain types of urinalysis can give “clean” results within a very narrow time frame of 24-48 hours after administration. marijuana use. ^[9]

Don’t try to “sweat”. As noted above, a popular at-home remedy for “cleansing” THC from the body is to sweat it out – usually with exercise, but sometimes with a dry sauna. The rationale for this approach is that THC is stored in the body’s fat cells, so sweating and fat-burning activities help the THC to be excreted through sweat. Actually, there is no solid evidence for this approach . Although exercise can boost metabolism and therefore reduce the amount of time THC stays in the body in the long run, some studies have actually found that exercise can increase THC levels in the long run. short time after use, making this method a poor choice if testing time is near. ^[10]

Don’t worry about losing body fat through diet. Like the method above, this method requires removing high-fat foods from the diet to reduce overall body fat, thereby reducing the amount of tissue that can store THC. For many of the reasons mentioned above, this method could also be classified as having no solid evidence .

Don’t waste your money on a cannabis “purification” kit. Because many people want to find an easy way to pass a drug test, companies have taken advantage of this lucrative market to sell cannabis “purification” kits. Often these purifiers contain a number of pills or supplements that are designed to “cleanse” THC and its metabolites from the body prior to testing. There is no scientific evidence to support these companies’ claims that vitamins and supplements can remove THC from the body . Any customer comments that demonstrate negative results after taking these supplements should be considered opinions regardless of whether the supplement is taken or not.