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<blockquote data-quote="Danny Tanner" data-source="post: 2489133" data-attributes="member: 10619">This anxiety can be brought on worse by one type of marijuana over the other (sativa vs indica, I just can&#039;t remember which does which).These anxiety attacks are termed &quot;whiteys&quot;, a name given by rastafarians to white tourists who couldn&#039;t keep up with the locals.&nbsp; Basically, it&#039;s a blood sugar drop.&nbsp; If you&#039;re known to suffer from whiteys or usually aren&#039;t but catch yourself caught in one after smoking, get your blood sugar up with chocolate, Kool-Aid, or something else with a high sugar content.&nbsp; Stay away from caffeinated drinks like tea, sodas, etc as that&#039;ll accelerate your heart even more, making the situation worse.It&#039;s not always the cause and not always the cure, but will help in most cases.&nbsp; Just like guns, I support everyone&#039;s right to possess and use, but that doesn&#039;t mean I think everyone should.&nbsp; It&#039;s not for everyone and that&#039;s alright.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Danny Tanner, post: 2489133, member: 10619"] This anxiety can be brought on worse by one type of marijuana over the other (sativa vs indica, I just can't remember which does which). These anxiety attacks are termed "whiteys", a name given by rastafarians to white tourists who couldn't keep up with the locals. Basically, it's a blood sugar drop. If you're known to suffer from whiteys or usually aren't but catch yourself caught in one after smoking, get your blood sugar up with chocolate, Kool-Aid, or something else with a high sugar content. Stay away from caffeinated drinks like tea, sodas, etc as that'll accelerate your heart even more, making the situation worse. It's not always the cause and not always the cure, but will help in most cases. Just like guns, I support everyone's right to possess and use, but that doesn't mean I think everyone should. It's not for everyone and that's alright. [/QUOTE]

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