What Is the Real Story Behind Dagga?
What we have discovered to be really essential is the cause that lies underlying your desire to take the drug. There might be several explanations, each supported by a plethora of supporting conditions. The goal of the day is to determine the fundamental reason of the compulsion – when it began, how it began, how it has progressed – and then to determine what we will do about it. By addressing the underlying source of the urge, the compulsion will begin to fade and, in many cases, will entirely disappear.
What is the underlying reason for my cannabis use?
The core reason of your substance use issue might be anything – determining it is hard, which is why you cannot be expected to find it out on your own. As a result, it is our responsibility to work with you to solve this problem. We can already tell you that your obsession is motivated by something (or a combination of things) that you have experienced and may currently be experiencing.
We also understand that your cannabis addiction is unique to you, not your friends, lovers, parents, or anybody else. It exists within you and is restrained by your past, circumstances, and perspective of your life experience!
How is Dagga Used?
Dagga is often found in the form of leaves, seeds, and stems, with the flower or bud part being the most psychotropic.
Cannabis can be consumed in the form of a joint or with the use of a bong or pipe. Dried cannabis can be heated, and e-liquids containing THC, CBD, and/or CBN (all derived from cannabis) can be used to produce the required vapour. Cannabis can also be consumed as a brownie, cake, or breadstick. Concentrates known as Dab (also called by other names such as honey, shatter) are created and utilized with a dab rig, ceramic pen, or simply a safety pin and a blowtorch. There are also oils, tinctures, suppositories, drops, and other preparations.
Is dagga legally permissible in South Africa?
Cannabis, sometimes known as dagga in Afrikaans, is no longer illegal in South Africa. However, the plant is not completely legal; purchasing, selling, and producing cannabis are all prohibited.
Is there a dagga issue in South Africa?
Whatever you call it, dagga/cannabis/zol/marijuana/weed is one of the most often used and misused narcotics in South Africa today.
Dagga is an issue in which parts of South Africa?
Dagga is the most common reason for admission to treatment facilities in the Northern Region, Mpumalanga, and Limpopo. In stark contrast to the rest of the country, the Western Cape’s tik (crystal meth) issue is still widespread, accounting for about one-third of all admissions to treatment facilities.
