Study finds mushrooms are the safest recreational drug

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/may/23/study-hallucinogenic-mushrooms-safest-recreational-drug-lsd

[IAMX 3,055]

I think the data they've provided is lacking. What was the cause of people seeking treatment for THC? They even mentioned people doing other drugs at the same time. I'm all for the legalization of drugs but I don't find this article being useful. 

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

28 minutes ago, IAMX said:

I think the data they've provided is lacking. What was the cause of people seeking treatment for THC? They even mentioned people doing other drugs at the same time. I'm all for the legalization of drugs but I don't find this article being useful. 

Useful ? Of course not. Interesting yes. Actually the article is BS, because not so many do mushrooms and if by god you select the wrong one it will kill you dead  

[IAMX 3,055]

2 hours ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

Useful ? Of course not. Interesting yes. Actually the article is BS, because not so many do mushrooms and if by god you select the wrong one it will kill you dead  

 

I just really wanna know what from THC would put someone in a hospital.. I've never heard of it. 

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

7 minutes ago, IAMX said:

 

I just really wanna know what from THC would put someone in a hospital.. I've never heard of it. 

maybe they ate so much they exploded. 

 

I do think with some of the High THC content edibles people can get so high they freak out. Is not going to kill them less they do something stupid like trying to fly 

[IAMX 3,055]

2 minutes ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

maybe they ate so much they exploded. 

 

I do think with some of the High THC content edibles people can get so high they freak out. Is not going to kill them less they do something stupid like trying to fly 

Aye. People predisposed to psychoactives can have adverse reactions but a common psychoactive people have reactions to that doesn't make the news? Sugar.

 

THC though is awesome in edibles.. and speaking of edibles, one has a much higher chance of dying from hyperglycemic shock from the sugar made in edibles (especially brownies and cookies) than anything the THC does.

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

Just now, IAMX said:

Aye. People predisposed to psychoactives can have adverse reactions but a common psychoactive people have reactions to that doesn't make the news? Sugar.

 

THC though is awesome in edibles.. and speaking of edibles, one has a much higher chance of dying from hyperglycemic shock from the sugar made in edibles (especially brownies and cookies) than anything the THC does.

If weed was not illegal and my wife would not divorce me, it might be something I used to relax on a regular basis 

[IAMX 3,055]

1 minute ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

If weed was not illegal and my wife would not divorce me, it might be something I used to relax on a regular basis 

Define relaxing.. it made me paranoid as hell, most of the strains.

 

But there are some strains that have shown to help with attention deficit, something of which I have a severe issue with (for example, due to my attention span people have to write down things for me, that are important that is, rather than verbalize, because I'll forget it two seconds later).

Edited May 25, 2017 by IAMX

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

You know someone who is predisposed to binge eating has a big tray of pot brownies. Gets higher than Charlie Sheen  , then gets the munchies. Eats the tray of Brownies 

[IAMX 3,055]

7 minutes ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

You know someone who is predisposed to binge eating has a big tray of pot brownies. Gets higher than Charlie Sheen  , then gets the munchies. Eats the tray of Brownies 

Yes. It can be a really bad combo. One 4th of July I went to friends (somewhere between South San Jose and Morgan Hill), got really drunk and really high (while setting off a lot of Mexico's finest), there was some miscommunication, I thought they wanted me to leave, but they wanted everyone else to leave, but wanted me to stay the night (I was the only one driving myself). It was about an hour drive, I remember starting the drive home, I remember stopping off at McDonalds in town, then I woke up lying face down on the floor in my bedroom like 10 feet from my bed. I'm utterly shocked I was able to drive home without wrecking my car like in Wolf of Wall Street. Never again.

 

The key to help binge eating though is don't make many in the first place.  I don't expect kids who are just screwing around to know, but adults... the stuff has way too much sugar anyways, unless one uses stevia or something, which I've yet to hear of.

Edited May 25, 2017 by IAMX

[spookyturtle 9,465]

3 minutes ago, IAMX said:

Yes. It can be a really bad combo. One 4th of July I went to friends (somewhere between South San Jose and Morgan Hill), got really drunk and really high (while setting off a lot of Mexico's finest), there was some miscommunication, I thought they wanted me to leave, but they wanted everyone else to leave, but wanted me to stay the night (I was the only one driving myself). It was about an hour drive, I remember starting the drive home, I remember stopping off at McDonalds in town, then I woke up lying face down on the floor in my bedroom like 10 feet from my bed. I'm utterly shocked I was able to drive home without wrecking my car like in Wolf of Wall Street. Never again.

 

The key to help binge eating though is don't make many in the first place.  I don't expect kids who are just screwing around to know, but adults... the stuff has way too much sugar anyways, unless one uses stevia or something, which I've yet to hear of.

Sounds like the actions of a responsible person. 

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

12 minutes ago, IAMX said:

Yes. It can be a really bad combo. One 4th of July I went to friends (somewhere between South San Jose and Morgan Hill), got really drunk and really high (while setting off a lot of Mexico's finest), there was some miscommunication, I thought they wanted me to leave, but they wanted everyone else to leave, but wanted me to stay the night (I was the only one driving myself). It was about an hour drive, I remember starting the drive home, I remember stopping off at McDonalds in town, then I woke up lying face down on the floor in my bedroom like 10 feet from my bed. I'm utterly shocked I was able to drive home without wrecking my car like in Wolf of Wall Street. Never again.

 

The key to help binge eating though is don't make many in the first place.  I don't expect kids who are just screwing around to know, but adults... the stuff has way too much sugar anyways, unless one uses stevia or something, which I've yet to hear of.

The Wolf of wall street rocked

[IAMX 3,055]

3 minutes ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

The Wolf of wall street rocked

Yes. I enjoyed every f-bomb, and they sure made ludes seem like fun, didn't they? Not that I'd ever bother.

Edited May 25, 2017 by IAMX