Burning more fat for fuel is the best way to help the body remove THC from fat cells. Though fasting and exercising are common, dietary changes are also. Cutting down on the consumption of carbohydrates and taking more dietary fat changes our body’s primary fuel source to fat. As time goes by, the subsequent metabolizing of fat also releases the THC that has been stored. There seem to be no negative drawbacks, such as re-intoxication, from THC stored in fat cells. Still, those prone to regular testing should be aware of it.
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