Smoking tea does provide a (relatively low) dose of inhaled caffiene (much as drinking tea gives you an oral dose of caffiene). Just like drinking tea would give you a "caffiene kick" of energy, smoking tea would give you a "caffiene kick" of energy as well. This is likely to come with a very mild euphoria, like drinking tea is likely to do, this euphoria, although very mild and hardly noticable, is technically a high. I have found smoking tea to give a good energy rush for about 40 minutes, when it ends and starts a "come down effect" or "after effect" which is basically an opposite of the initial effects. I have found this useful for appointments at the end of long days where I had little energy and not enough time to brew tea and drink it.
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∙ 13y agoSmoking tea will not make you high in the way that smoking marijuana or other psychoactive substances does. It may cause irritation to the lungs and throat, but it does not contain any psychoactive compounds that would induce a "high" feeling.
No, smoking tea bags will not get you high. Tea does not contain any psychoactive compounds that could produce a high effect when smoked. It is not safe to smoke non-intended substances as it can be harmful to your health.
Smoking potpourri will not produce a high similar to that of smoking weed, as the effects are not caused by the same substances. Potpourri may contain synthetic cannabinoids or other unknown chemicals that can be dangerous when smoked. It is not a safe or effective alternative to using marijuana.
No, smoking lavender will not produce a high similar to marijuana or other psychoactive substances. While lavender has relaxation properties when used for aromatherapy, smoking it is not recommended due to potential negative effects on the lungs.
The cube is high in concentration and when it dissolves it be comes low in concentration. It diffuses: molecules move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. Hope this helps, It was on my homework too.
Tea is a solute when it is dissolved in water to make a tea solution. The water acts as the solvent, dissolving the tea leaves to create the beverage.
No, smoking tea bags will not get you high. Tea does not contain any psychoactive compounds that could produce a high effect when smoked. It is not safe to smoke non-intended substances as it can be harmful to your health.
I am currently smoking tea tree oil in an ecigarette for chronic bronchitis. I find it loosens the mucus so that I am able to cough it out. Is it safe? I have no idea! But I do know that a bronchia clogged with mucus is going to kill me... so what do I have to lose? SMOKING TEA TREE OIL DOES NOT MAKE YOU "HIGH". Submitted by an honorary MD
Actually, it might not be, except for the damage that habitual smoking does to your lungs. Smoking is a Want and not a need; seems like people are looking for a cheaper high, and this isn't it.
Yes camomile drop glycerine honey and food. Essence wow mellow high
Make you high
yes but not as high as the person smoking the cannabis
Smoking marijuana makes you swallow, happy as high and hungry :'D
Physically, tea is not going to save your lungs from the smoke and all of the horrible chemicals. Tea is good for you in some ways, but it's not going to counteract the harmful effects of smoking.
Brownies and Tea. Put the goods in the brownie mix and make the same as you normally would. You can make magically delicious tea by brewing the leaves the same way that you would a regular tea bag. This is not the preferred method.
you can Jose for a buck n get buzzed off your fours!
Simply Ming - 2003 Tea-Smoking Technique was released on: USA: 11 February 2006
High Tea is a strategy game where one has to meet tea orders and make a profit. One would do good at this game if they are good with business strategy and trade knowledge.