It was concluded that presence ofcannabinoids in urine or blood is not unequivocal proof of active cannabissmoking. Giardino 25 26 found THC-acid levels of up to 30-50ng/ml from passive-exposed subjects, and recommended a threshold of 65ng/ml to differentiatebetween active and passive smoking of cannabis.ticht & Kaferstein 20 estimated that the blood THC concentrationsproduced in a 70kg person smoking 15mg THC would peak at 7-8 minutes,after 30 minutes between 14-42ng/ml, and at 60 minutes between 7.5-14ng/ml.3.3 McBay 21 compared THC and THC-COOH levels in a study involving smokedmarijuana cigarettes.
Calculation Using An ovulation Calendar: 1  The first day of a period is considered as day 1. 2  Usually on day 14, the egg is released and is waiting for the sperm to fertilize it. 3  The egg has a lifespan of just 12 to 24 hours whereas a sperm can last for about 72 hours in a woman.
You are at your most fertile the day you ovulate and the day before (generally 12-16 days before your next period starts). So if you have a short cycle, say 20 days, it's likely you'll ovulate well before day 14, and likewise if your cycle is long, say 35 days, you are more likely to ovulate around day 20. So the 'day 14' rule is a 'textbook truth' â for those women whose cycles match the textbook idea of 28 days every time!