Ghosting (hit)

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Community, Culture & Slang (SFW)

Ghosting (hit): A cannabis term describing the act of holding in a hit for an extended period.

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Also known as 'zeroing', this term falls under the Community, Culture & Slang (SFW)

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Is ghosting a hit harmful? While some believe it enhances THC absorption, holding smoke in your lungs is not recommended due to potential respiratory irritation.

Does ghosting really increase the high? There is no scientific evidence to support that ghosting significantly increases the high, and it might lead to discomfort.

Is ghosting popular in Canada? It is a known term in cannabis culture, but not widely endorsed due to health risks.

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