I used to smoke about half a gram or more of weed for about 2 years straight when I was in college.

I stopped smoking because I noticed near the end of it I was a hell of a lot more slow in stupid in the way I solved problems and solved life issues.

Plus it can be very expensive and was being financially held back too.

And when I first quit I don't think I slept properly for about a week and a half.

And when I did sleep it was very shallow, and I would often wake up constantly because the dreams were so intense and vivid they would rouse me in and of themselves when something very intense was happening.

But the first night after about a week and a half I did sleep, I woke up with so much energy I couldn't sit still, and was almost naturally high and it felt like everything I touched was shining.

And in the month or so it took before I stopped craving to get high, I had also lost about 25 pounds because just like you, I didn't really want to eat.

My average day of eating that first month was waking up, drinking a cup of coffee to wake up due to crappy sleep, and then forcing myself to maybe eat a few sticks of jerky or energy bars because I literally didn't want to eat and had to force it. Basically equalling like 1000 or less calroies a day for someone who burned about 3000+ calories with a job requiring a lot of walking (Waiter,).

My weight loss was so fast that people actually started asking me if I was okay because one of my coworkers went on vacation during this, and when she came back she hardly recognized me with how much thinner I was.

But after that first month my eating habits became much better, as did my sleep, and my overall health became far superior.

And now weed is just an occasional indulgence I partake in maybe 1-2 times a month.

Which to be honest is kind of what it should be.