Producers try to anticipate bans on individual substances by constantly developing new products that are sold online and through headshops and other outlets. Express courier and delivery companies are used to ship packages from China or India to Europe in as little as two days. Recent police seizures of clandestine laboratories indicate that there is a growing interest in producing new legal highs in Europe. On the other hand, huge sums of money are generated by the illegal drug trade – a disruption of this “market”, for example by legal euphorises or legalization, could be a thorn in the side of some organizations. A thug who suspects no harm. Since N2O (nitrous oxide) has also been mentioned here and the whole truth and half knowledge has been published, I would like to comment on this:It is in principle very cheap, but the effect is not very long-lasting. As a rule, a pack of 10 at the supermarket costs about 5-7 €, if you buy in large quantities at, for example. Amazon buys you even pay only 30ct or less per capsule. The effect lasts, depending on the physical condition and other drugs consumed about 30s to 3min. It is a very powerful psychoactive substance that should not be underestimated, especially not in combination with other drugs! Unfortunately, I can describe the effect solo, so not in conjunction with other drugs not so well, because this m.M.n.
is too weak to be worth it. But that`s my personal opinion! Nevertheless, I try to describe the effect as best as possible:Nitrous oxide has (extremely) a strong analgesic (analgesic) and a weak narcotic. It has a very wide spectrum of action and affects each person differently. Set (eigenstate) and Setting (environment) also have an influence on the effect. Based on the intensity of the effect, I would put solo nitrous oxide at a level with a decent amount of LSD, even though the effects themselves are totally different. The effects I have felt are: tingling on the body, slight feeling of load, heat, euphoria, relaxation sometimes extreme, almost no sensation of pain, deep voice, slight dissociation approaches, optical and acoustic hallucinations. Personally, I use laughing gas exclusively in combination with other drugs. In all, nitrous oxide increased the effect of substances by at least 1 1/2 times. In addition, nitrous oxide-related hallucinations were extremely intensified and the dissociative effect of nitrous oxide increased enormously.
With mixed consumption with ketamine, despite a relatively small amount of keta, there was immediate complete dissociation, I was thrown almost instantly into hole K. So beware!, especially for inexperienced users, this “ego resolution” can be scary. When the consumption mixed with LSD, the hallucination was incredibly amplified, I found myself in a sea of colors of shapes and things that were simply indescribable. Mixed consumption with cannabis is m.M.n. significantly less intense than those mentioned above, but in any case much more intense than solo nitrous oxide and m.M.n. is worth an experiment. Alcohol and nitrous oxide are in my opinion a rather bad combination, because it is very quickly nausea and vomiting.——-IMPORTANT!——-But all the positive also has a dark side, which should not be underestimated! Increased pressure in the inner ear can lead to dizziness, but this is rarely the case with correct and conscientious consumption. Other short-term side effects may be headaches, exhaustion, contractions, and numbness in the limbo part.
In, due to the short duration of action, there is a more or less strong desire to repeat the experience directly, called The long-term side effects that can occur with frequent or permanent use of nitrous oxide are vitamin B12 deficiency, which in the worst case can lead to nerve damage and numbness of individual limbs. If you do not consume properly and conscientiously, it can lead to a lack of oxygen in the brain with corresponding brain damage. So suck in air – > breathe into the balloon again – > hold the balloon and breathe normally – > repeat. I hope this information can help you. With this text, I do not want to encourage anyone to use drugs, I just want to inform those who want to use it anyway and perhaps do it harmly, with potentially fatal consequences. Always consume conscientiously! In particular, nitrous oxide should not be underestimated. Even if the effect does not last long, it damages just as much as “real” drugs. More than 3-4 capsules in one evening (day, morning, night or other) would be irresponsible! Also, you should not consume every month or even every week to minimize the risks. ALWAYS inform about the respective substance before consuming a substance! Consumers are usually not junks Manufacturers are playing with the hare and hedgehog of the state – and are always a little further away. The government regularly bans new substances. However, cooks repeatedly change the structure of artificially produced active ingredients, usually cannabinoids, so they are legal again for now.
On a grassland at the edge of the forest, opium poppy grows every year. Once I made a poppy seed tea out of it and found the euphoric and sedative effect quite good, but I would like kratom as a legal alternative because I`m afraid of an opium overdose (fluctuations in active ingredients). How similar is kratom to raw opium in terms of effect? Details on this topic can be found in an article by Patzak/Volkmer in NStZ 2011, 498 ff. title: “Legal High” products – really legal? Herbal mixtures, bath salts and air fresheners from the point of view of narcotics and pharmaceutical law. The report highlights the challenge facing the UK government to control the explosion of legal highs in recent years and is published a day before the delayed general ban on psychoactive substances comes into force. Legal highs are lab-synthesized chemicals designed to mimic the effects of more traditional recreational drugs such as cannabis, ecstasy and amphetamines. Until now, versions referred to deodorant sprays. However, other substances that can be snorted have the same effects: adhesives, aerosol cans of all kinds, solvents (for example, in nail polish removers, paint pens, corrective rollers), lighters or camping gases, cleaning agents, disinfectants and much more. Precisely because all these substances can be bought easily, legally and cheaply in any supermarket or drugstore, children and adolescents use this type of drug use.
Rather, we should ask ourselves what is not. There are countless legal intoxicants, especially organic ones ranging from tomatoes to nutmeg to angel trumpets, but also synthetic such as GBH/GBL or semi-synthetic such as alcohol. However, intoxication never lasts long: after five minutes, everything is over. The small N2O community still swears by their drugs. Because nitrous oxide has an advantage over other psychotropic substances: it is legal. “Possession, acquisition and trade are not punishable,” says the drugscouts.de website, operated by the Leipzig Addiction Center. Almost all supermarkets sell boxes of ten capsules with nitrous oxide for about 5 euros. In fact, it is designed as a propellant gas for cream foam. Using a siphon, similar to an old-fashioned soda dispenser, it can easily be filled into a balloon and inhaled. In the town where Julia and Stefan live, the cartridges are sometimes even sold out.
According to a report by Europol and the European Drugs Agency, there is no sign of slowing the steady flow of legal highs with more than 100 new psychoactive substances reported in 2015. Most compounds are derived from an already known molecule.
