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That moment after dabbing concentrate...where does it come from?
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I have a theory that it's from the THC condensing on the insides of your lungs for a second or two before it's absorbed/metabolized and the fact that the THC vapor is displacing O2. So basically I think it's O2 deprivation in tandem with the THC and cannabinoids tickling your brain 
Btw, I love that video haha
Btw, I love that video haha
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I have had this happen from very large hits off a bong or vaporizer before as well, but not as often as with dabs. I think I agree it has to do with the decrease of oxygen and the huge increase in cannabinoids.
I imagine it's more common with concentrates because your flooding your system with a lot more thc then you would be able to do with any other ROA. Even so, it usually only happens to me if I hold the hit in for a while, compared to exhaling it after a second or two. This makes me think even more that it's the combination of the two, decrease in oxygen and flooding of thc.
I imagine it's more common with concentrates because your flooding your system with a lot more thc then you would be able to do with any other ROA. Even so, it usually only happens to me if I hold the hit in for a while, compared to exhaling it after a second or two. This makes me think even more that it's the combination of the two, decrease in oxygen and flooding of thc.
There's also the fact that hot vapor contact with the epithelial cells of your lungs can contribute to that punched-in-the-chest feeling, along with the fact that you actually have taste buds on the inner surface of your lungs and cannabinoids are somewhat bitter (coughing is the equivalent of the gag reflex, both of which can be triggered by bitterness).
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"whoa dude, I better go sit down..."
"You're sitting down bro..."
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Dabs always knock me on my butt. The first time I ever took a dab, I was standing and didn't know what to expect really...so after taking the hit I ended up stumbling onto the stairs behind me and that is where I stayed for the next hour or so!
:lol:
"whoa dude, I better go sit down..."
"You're sitting down bro..."
:thumb_up:
Dabs always knock me on my butt. The first time I ever took a dab, I was standing and didn't know what to expect really...so after taking the hit I ended up stumbling onto the stairs behind me and that is where I stayed for the next hour or so!
:lol:
Hey,
yeah, the O2 deprivation thing seems to be the most logical approach. But I'm actually unsure how much it really does to this. That's because I can't obsorve the same thing when vaping e-juice from an e-cig. I can inhale HUUUUGE ammounts of vapor with this and blow clouds so thick and big that one probaly couldn't recreate them with dabbing. The O2 deprivation would be at least the same or even stronger, imho. Still...no such effect.
What I'm aiming at...
Do you guys think some funky terpenes, besides THC (which seems to come on much slower for me. It needs at least a few minutes for me), could be responsible for that?
And yeah...I like the video too. That guy is so sympathic to me and I can really relate.
yeah, the O2 deprivation thing seems to be the most logical approach. But I'm actually unsure how much it really does to this. That's because I can't obsorve the same thing when vaping e-juice from an e-cig. I can inhale HUUUUGE ammounts of vapor with this and blow clouds so thick and big that one probaly couldn't recreate them with dabbing. The O2 deprivation would be at least the same or even stronger, imho. Still...no such effect.
What I'm aiming at...
Do you guys think some funky terpenes, besides THC (which seems to come on much slower for me. It needs at least a few minutes for me), could be responsible for that?
And yeah...I like the video too. That guy is so sympathic to me and I can really relate.
No definite answers here but a few things to add.
I've always felt like concentrates that are noticably more "terpy" hurt far more and tighten up my chest a lot. I was never sure why but it did give me a different feeling on the "come up". I also always sweat way more.
As for O2 deprivation, 3 or 4 of my friends have had sizures immediatley following bong rips or dabs. One of those people told me this was caused by O2 deprivation. It seems like if this could happen than surley seeing stars and feeling light headed would not be unreasonable at all.
I've always felt like concentrates that are noticably more "terpy" hurt far more and tighten up my chest a lot. I was never sure why but it did give me a different feeling on the "come up". I also always sweat way more.
As for O2 deprivation, 3 or 4 of my friends have had sizures immediatley following bong rips or dabs. One of those people told me this was caused by O2 deprivation. It seems like if this could happen than surley seeing stars and feeling light headed would not be unreasonable at all.
I concur with the statement that increased terpene content in the hash oil makes for a more difficult time adjusting after the dab, physically as well as mentally. The practically tasteless free-pouring sand stuff does not hurt when dabbed, and provokes coughing only for a couple seconds. Every time I smoke piney smelling or sticky/oily hash oil, it knocks me down and gives me a coughing fit that lasts several minutes, similar to but not nearly as bad as a solid rip from a gravity bong.
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