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how much did you take?

• 01100011 5y ago
  Beats me. Enough to turn my backyard into a cartoon and shortly afterwards I was paralyzed in bed with a pounding heartbeat. I knew enough to keep my feet elevated to counteract some of the low blood pressure effects. In addition to what I said earlier, you also have to consider interactions. A friend gave one of the edibles I made to a friend who was taking some random Chinese herbal medicine and they did end up calling the paramedics.
  • robbedpeter 5y ago
    Keep in mind no known interactions are dangerous because of the thc chemistry. It's the secondary consequences that can get you in trouble. It can be psychologically dangerous, triggering psychosis, panic attacks, existential crises, munchies, etc. Depending on your fitness, health needs (diabetes, cardiopulmonary disease), or susceptibility to schizophrenia, thc can result in life altering or ending events. Plan ahead with appropriate sober sitters, snacks, hydration, and safe spaces if you need to retreat. Know what to do if your friend goes hamster-eyed on you. A majority of the time, for a huge majority of users, thc will be OK, but the trick to achieving that is education and basic harm reduction. If it gets legalized federally, I hope at least 20% of the taxes go toward education and harm reduction, for marijuana and other drugs. Drugs can be awesome and empowering and fun. Ignorance kills people and ruins lives.