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> It's in the same ballpark as tea, peppermint, etc. I don't understand - are you saying you also get a euphoric glow from tea and peppermint leaves?

• mc32 5y ago
  People are known to “get high”off of non drug substances through suggestion (their mates either actually getting high or pretending to get high cause subject “to get high” by proxy.
  • emteycz 5y ago
    Are you not feeling anything from green tea?
    • heavenlyblue 5y ago
      Jasmine Pearls are especially strong in that sense.
    • tux3 5y ago
      Not the person you're replying to, but I can't say I've ever felt anything noticeably different after drinking tea. The hot water is nice and the tea tastes & smells good, but for me, nothing more. I like tea, but I only drink it occasionally.
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• aqme28 5y ago
  Caffeinated teas definitely.
  • GordonS 5y ago
    Caffeine is a mild stimulant of course, but it's not a feeling I'd personally equate with euphoria.
  • FiveMinuteName 5y ago
    How do I know what a drug is? It's simple. Drug advocates are extremely quick to engage in bad faith equivalence. Therefore, whatever they are equivocating is a drug.
• hypertele-Xii 5y ago
  Sure. The strangest euphoric glow I've gotten from salmon.