Parshvik Chintan
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i have what appears to be the flu, and was wondering if anyone has experience/knowledge about smoking changa while sick.
bad idea or no?
bad idea or no?
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I think that if you had proper influenza then smoking changa would not be something you would realistically be wanting to be doing presently.
If you actually have a 'lesser' viral upper respiratory infection it would probaby be wise to avoid smoking anything (well, pretty much everything
) because your bronchial tubes are more likely to get inflamed and all smoke will only add to this.
Also, if you were taking any conventional remedies such as a decongestant or a DXM-based cough suppressant then changa, due to its MAOI content, would be potentially risky to your health and quite possibly an uncomfortable experience.
Get well soon!
If you actually have a 'lesser' viral upper respiratory infection it would probaby be wise to avoid smoking anything (well, pretty much everything
) because your bronchial tubes are more likely to get inflamed and all smoke will only add to this.Also, if you were taking any conventional remedies such as a decongestant or a DXM-based cough suppressant then changa, due to its MAOI content, would be potentially risky to your health and quite possibly an uncomfortable experience.
Get well soon!
Gone-and-Back
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I actually just smoked some spice while sick, but I only have a cold and bad sinus congestion...wanted to test my first extract :lol:
It made some of the body load focus more on those areas, but other then that I did not notice much of a difference. Although, with influenza, you really should not be smoking...please keep that in mind.
It made some of the body load focus more on those areas, but other then that I did not notice much of a difference. Although, with influenza, you really should not be smoking...please keep that in mind.
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