Whats your idea? FAB-144
Okay so we cant go back to 018 but if we
could id love it and id staay there forever and ever!!! Butttt anyways whats
your idea/ what do you think? Besides JWH-018 my favorite would be a smoking
blend i made with;
ADB-CHMINACA MDMB-CHMICA FAB-144
Ratio 1:2
The ratio was roughly #.!/ grams of chem to
2 oz (56 grams) of dry herb.
Now the "High" was amazing, idk
why but for some reason i just absolutely loved this blend. It just seemed
so.... "PERFECT"...the come up wasnt too intense, and didnt keep
building to the point where i was like "fuck im high" im gunna say
COTTONMOUTH!!! Besides completely drying your mouth out, you do get the
munchies like no other, i think i almost gained 10 pounds in 1 afternoon!!!!
Lol ;p another thing good with these RC's is i never noticed a withdrawal from
them and thats always a big thing about noids to me is how some are worse then
fuckin heroin withdrawls, No Joke!!! But anyways i would give this blend of 3
Noids a try if i were you, i will say this tho, ADB-CHMINACA with FAB-144 IS MY
ABSOLUTELY FAVOURITE!!!! THROW IN MDMB-CHMICA AND THAT JUST TAKES THE ICING
RIGHT OFF MY NOID CAKE!!!!
WHAT ABOUT YOU? MY FELLOW NOIDS KING?!??!
Wow. Noids are freaking scary these days,
I've never even heard of people making a cocktail of them. Are these three
noids safe?
So question on that: what about their
structures makes them so dangerous?
We have all these neurotoxic synthetic
noids that cause seizures. And acting on the same receptors we have thc and
cbd, both help TREAT seizures! And cbd is neurogenerative! What about their
differences in action on the human body explain this night and day difference?
Honestly the fact that we can synthesize a
huge number of noids that act on the cannabinoid receptors of our bodies that
are so god-awful that they can give permanent brain damage with one dose, makes
me wary of even natural cannabinoids. We know thc is relatively safe because
there are a huge number of people that have done it for a very long time
(however it does seem to affect working memory over time, and some people can
develop depersonalization disorder). But all these minor cannabinoids in
cannabis that they're breeding to obtain lots of these days: cbd, CBG, thcv,
delta-8 Thc. Are these new cannabinoids that are becoming available through
genetic breeding safe? How do we know they will not be neurotoxic like the
synthetic noids?
Not to mention Yangonin in kavakava being
smoked for the first time in the historical use of the plant, and polyphenols
concentrated up in green tea extract taken as a dietary supplement. Both plants
can cause liver damage if you take the extract in excess. The cannabinoid EGCG
in green tea extract is to blame for the liver damage when it is taken in
excess. I don't think we have narrowed down the kavakava liver damage to the
cannabinoid Yangonin yet, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was the culprit.
Any thoughts on this?
Geez man I'm sorry that happened to you! I
had no idea this stuff is as f***ed up as crack, but it really sounds like it
is!
Echinacea has a CB2 agonist in it, with no
CB1 activity, and it doesn't f*** your brain up. That being said, there are
many cannabinoid receptors, and we are basically just starting to learn about
the endocannabinoid system. So it is fair to say that we just don't know yet
how the difference in shape between these molecules matters in how it affects
us. You're probably right about the potency too, just having massively more of
an affinity for our CB receptors makes it more toxic. Full vs partial agonist
I've heard as well, but jwh-018 was a full agonist, and it didn't mess people
up as badly as the noids out today.
I'm just freaked out that cannabinoids of
any kind can do the sort of damage we're seeing. Sort of gives all cannabinoids
even natural ones a marred reputation imo
I'll have to look up those papers, thank
you!
Cannabinoids in green tea can be overdone
enough to cause liver damage in a relatively easy to achieve dose.
But you're right so far I haven't heard of
any from cannabis like that
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