What will smoking nutmeg do to you?

Answer 1

Smoking nutmeg has similar side effects as eating it in large quantities (two tablespoons or more).

The side effects vary from person to person, and some people don't experience any form of a high at all. Some people that do experience a high, don't like the feeling, and others prefer nutmeg over marijuana or LSD.

Nutmeg has a chemical composition of myrista oil, Myristicin (which is chemically similar to the hallucinogenic, mescaline), and Elemicin (which is chemically similar to prescription antidepressants). Scientists believe that when these ingredients enter the body, they get converted to methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) a.k.a. by its street name, Ecstasy.

It takes several hours for the side effects of nutmeg to fully kick in. The high has been described as being mild, like being drunk or buzzed on marijuana, to being an extreme dream like, almost LSD induced high. After taking it three or four times, it doesn't take as long for the high to kick in, and the high is more potent.

Other side effects of nutmeg include dry mouth, thirst, vomiting, increased heartbeat, paranoia, and disillusion.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, smoking nutmeg? That's a new one. Well, technically, smoking nutmeg can give you a mild high because it contains myristicin, which has psychoactive properties. But, like, it can also cause nausea, dizziness, and headaches. So, maybe stick to more traditional methods of getting high, like watching a funny movie or something.

Answer 3

yeah