Can you "blow out" a cannabinoid receptor? I had the same problem, where as it took me a few months before I could smoke regular weed again. Is there actually a chance I may have damaged my receptors to the point that they aren't functioning properly?
sorry if you took my jab seriously.
when pot came out that had 18-25% THC and little to no CBD the same thing was happening to people, they called it burn out.
tolerance tends to build up over time, one might get high off low grade homegrown at first, but chasing the dragon they slowly go for higher and higher till homegrown does virtually nothing and they call it crap, actually it is still the same homegrown it always was!
obviously the curve for synth noids is much higher, someone could theoretically raise their CB receptor threshold level on the first toke if the stuff is strong enough!
there are a lot of dangers involved in noids not found in MJ because of the many ways in which they can be combined with seemingly inert molecules of other substances (this became more prevalent when companies tried to skirt the laws). the body has to process these molecules in various ways, some of them metabolize into dangerous substances for the body, eg. even fluoropentyl-indoles chains into fluorotoxicity (which builds up in the hypothalamus) napthelene chains which are cancerous along with overdose related damage to liver and kidneys.
the endocannabiniod system of the body regulates many things from the nervous system to the immune system, so extreme amounts of anything that will deregulate it one way or another has the potential to cause damage.
there are actually reverse agonist for most synthetic cannabinoids, so it is always wise to know your cannabinoid in the event of acute overdoes, it could save your life, your organs, etc.
I always tell people, don't be afraid of "getting caught" from smoking noids if you are already at the ER, they are going to find out one way or the other when your results fly off the chart, just let them know what you took so they can give you the antidote if they have it!
I hope what I said above answers your question, you could burn out something (like your hypothalamus) with toxic fluoride or an organ, so do your research, BEFORE you do your research if ya know what I mean.....
I think your receptors will always bounce back in time, one might even go as far as believing that is what God gave them to us for! OR that is why we evolved into needing them....which ever way one likes to look at it. %)