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=== Assistant: Short answer: No food truly “lowers tolerance” the way taking a break does — tolerance is primarily a receptor-level th… === Short answer: No food truly “lowers tolerance” the way taking a break does — tolerance is primarily a receptor-level thing. BUT — certain diet habits and nutrients can help your endocannabinoid system reset faster and keep it more balanced, which makes your high feel stronger even at the same dose. ===== Cannabis tolerance happens because CB1 receptors in the brain down-regulate (they hide / become less responsive). ===== The only true reset is: * Time off (even 48–72 hours helps) * Exercise (especially cardio → burns stored THC metabolites + upregulates CB1 sensitivity) ===== These don’t magically drop tolerance but support your natural endocannabinoid system so your highs feel cleaner + stronger. ===== | | | | | --- | --- | --- | | | | |
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