CHS Truth Project: Education, Prevention & Recovery Support
Helping People Recognize CHS Earlier
CHS Truth Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness of Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS), promoting early recognition and prevention, and providing reliable education and recovery support for individuals, families, healthcare professionals, schools, and communities.
What Is Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS)?
You deserve answers. You deserve hope.
Living with Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS) can be overwhelming. Many people spend months—or even years—searching for answers before learning what CHS is. If you've felt confused, frustrated, or alone, you're not the only one.
The CHS Truth Project exists to provide trustworthy education, compassionate support, and hope. Whether you're experiencing symptoms, supporting a loved one, or looking for reliable information, we're here to help.
Recovery is possible. You don't have to face this alone.
"No one should have to face CHS alone."
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Community Outreach & Partnerships
We work with schools, healthcare professionals, prevention organizations, recovery groups, and community partners to increase CHS awareness and reduce misinformation.
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Recovery Support & Resources
We connect individuals and families affected by CHS with practical recovery information, encouragement, and trusted resources.
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CHS Education & Early Recognition
We provide clear, science-based education about CHS symptoms, warning signs, prevention, diagnosis, and recovery.
What We Do
Our Story
CHS Truth Project was founded to turn lived experience with CHS into education, prevention, awareness, and support for others.
After experiencing how confusing and misunderstood CHS can be, our organization was created to help others recognize the condition sooner and find trustworthy information. Today, CHS Truth Project provides educational resources, community outreach, presentations, and partnerships that support individuals, families, schools, healthcare professionals, and prevention organizations.
Our Mission
To increase CHS awareness, promote early recognition and prevention, and connect individuals and communities with reliable education and recovery support.
Community Education & Outreach
CHS AWARENESS IN ACTION
CHS Truth Project brings CHS education into the community through presentations, prevention partnerships, media outreach, and educational resources. Our work is focused on helping individuals, families, schools, healthcare professionals, and community organizations recognize CHS earlier and connect with reliable information and support.
Get Involved
There are many ways to support CHS Truth Project and help expand CHS awareness, education, and prevention. Individuals, families, healthcare professionals, schools, recovery organizations, and community partners can all play a role in helping people recognize CHS earlier and find reliable support.
Ways You Can Help
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Share Your Story: Help others understand CHS through real-life experiences and recovery journeys.
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Volunteer: Support CHS Truth Project outreach, events, education, and community awareness efforts.
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Community Partnerships: Partner with us to bring CHS education to schools, healthcare settings, recovery organizations, and community groups.
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Request a Presentation: Invite CHS Truth Project to provide CHS awareness and prevention education for your organization or community.
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Support Our Mission: Help us expand educational resources, outreach efforts, and CHS awareness programs.
Interested in volunteering, partnering, or requesting a CHS presentation? Contact us today.
Reliable CHS Information & Recovery Support
EXPLORE CHS EDUCATION & SUPPORT
CHS Truth Project provides individuals and families with clear, science-based CHS education, practical recovery information, and connections to trusted support resources. Our goal is to help people recognize CHS sooner, understand the importance of cannabis cessation, and make informed decisions with guidance from qualified healthcare professionals.
Why the CHS Truth Project Matters
Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome is still widely misunderstood, which can delay recognition and leave individuals and families searching for answers. CHS Truth Project helps close that information gap through reliable education, prevention outreach, recovery resources, and community partnerships designed to increase awareness and encourage earlier recognition of CHS.
Science-Based Education
Clear, reliable information about CHS symptoms, warning signs, prevention, diagnosis, and recovery.
Access clear, clinical information regarding biological causes and symptoms of CHS.
Recovery Support
Practical educational resources to help individuals and families understand cannabis cessation and the CHS recovery process.
Practical resources and peer guidance for navigating your personal path to cessation.
Public Awareness
Community outreach, presentations, media education, and partnerships that bring greater attention to CHS.
Healing Community
Connecting individuals, families, healthcare professionals, schools, recovery organizations, and community partners around CHS education and support.
Scientific Perspective
The Science of CHS
Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS) is a condition associated with long-term, frequent cannabis use. It can cause repeated episodes of severe nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and dehydration. CHS is still being studied, but complete cannabis cessation is considered essential for long-term recovery. CHS Truth Project shares science-based information to help people recognize symptoms earlier and seek appropriate medical care.
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Recognizing common CHS symptoms and warning signs
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Understanding the phases of CHS and the recovery process
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Learning why cannabis cessation is central to recovery
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Connecting people with reliable research and healthcare guidance
Recognizing the Symptoms of CHS
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Repeated episodes of severe nausea and vomiting
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Abdominal pain or persistent stomach discomfort
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Temporary symptom relief from hot showers or baths
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Dehydration, weakness, and possible weight loss during severe episodes
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A history of frequent or long-term cannabis use
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Symptoms that improve after stopping cannabis use
CHS Recovery Education & Support
Healthcare Guidance
Learn when to seek medical care and how qualified healthcare professionals can help evaluate symptoms and support recovery.
Support & Community
Find encouragement, educational resources, and connections for individuals and families affected by CHS.
Recovery Education
Access practical information about cannabis cessation, the recovery process, and what to expect after stopping cannabis use.
Patient Advocacy
Learn how to describe your symptoms, ask informed questions, and communicate clearly with healthcare professionals about CHS.
Who We Serve
Individuals & Families
Clear CHS education, recovery information, and support resources for people affected by CHS and those who care about them.
Healthcare Professionals
Educational materials that support CHS awareness, earlier recognition, and informed conversations with patients.
Schools & Community Organizations
CHS prevention education, presentations, and awareness resources for youth, families, and community groups.
Recovery & Prevention Partners
Collaboration with prevention, recovery, and public-health organizations to expand CHS education and community awareness.
Our Commitment to CHS Awareness
CHS Truth Project is committed to expanding accurate CHS education, promoting earlier recognition, supporting prevention efforts, and connecting individuals and families with reliable recovery information. Through community outreach, presentations, partnerships, and public awareness, we work to make CHS better understood and easier to recognize.
Recovery Is Possible
Recovery from Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome begins with recognizing the condition and stopping cannabis use. Many people experience improvement after cessation, although recovery can take time and may look different from person to person. CHS Truth Project provides education, encouragement, and reliable resources to help individuals and families better understand the recovery process and know when to seek medical care.
