Hallucinogens

There is one but it's about worthless--mushrooms break down in your system too quickly. Also, mushrooms aren't a common drug of abuse, so there's not much of a reason to test for them.

I believe so. Salvia divinorum is only illegal in the following U.S. states: Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Ohio, and Virginia. In Louisiana, North Carolina, and Tennessee, it is only illegal if intended for human consumption, and in California and Maine, it is illegal for minors, but not for adults.

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Yes, it's possible to have a bad trip with Salvia Divinorum, in part because you use a higher potency than your body can handle and its effect varies depending on the user's physical condition, that's why you must start with a low potency and from its result go higher or lower.

Some street names for the drug Salvia are "Sally-D","Magic Mint",&"Sage of the Series" ...Hope That Helps !

Salvia divinorum is the only species in the genus Salvia that contains Salvinorins. Thus, smoking other species of Salvia, including the ornamental Mystic Blue, would not have the same effect.

you'll be more then fine, 'shrooms are out of your system in 48 hours.

Much like any other experience, it depends upon YOU and your state of mind. One person might go to a party and have a lot of fun, another might be miserable and feel overwhelmed by all the stimuli.

I will attempt to describe three main components: The visual, the mental and the physical.

Generally you will experience visual hallucinations. To the best of my knowledge, these seem to be caused by a "swirling veil" of color in a pattern that appears over your regular vision. Objects seem to breathe and to melt, or turn into other things like animals. Staring into a mirror can be quite an amazing experience if you can keep in mind your face is not actually melting or morphing into whatever you see.

There are so many things you can do on a mushroom trip, each one can be as different as a trip to an amusement park is from playing a card game with your grandmother. Group or individual relationship dynamics are very important, I would never want to partake in such an adventure with people I did not trust.

The mental trip is the one that is most highly dependent upon your own mind, but can be influenced by your environment of course (because your mind is). I prefer to make sure everything is "safe". That is, I have access to food, water, warm clothes, a safe place where I don't have to worry about strangers or police. It is very hard to describe the mental trip, but your mind makes connections in a way it does not normally. You might find yourself making amazing creative connections between thoughts you never imagined possible and no one has ever proposed to you before. The brain activity is very high during a mushroom trip and lots of parts are working in unison that are normally segregated. It may make you feel like a genius, or it may make you feel confused, or both!

The physical trip is usually for me not as pleasant. My lips and tongue tend to feel drier and a little swollen. Skin just feels weird, maybe a little dirty. A shower can be quite nice. Usually I am distracted by the mental and visual trip so that I don't think about it too much. Mushrooms tend to make people fart and it is best to let it out as holding in the gas can lead to stomach upset which is no fun in the psychedelic state. Mushrooms are actually a mild toxin and can upset the stomach as well, sometimes causing coughing, dry heaves and/or vomiting. Usually this only lasts a few minutes and the rest of the trip can be enjoyed.

Yes, in many places, there are laws that restrict the possession and use of salvia divinorum by minors. While salvia is legal in some states or countries, certain jurisdictions have implemented age restrictions to prevent its use among individuals under a specific age, often 18 or 21. It's important to check local laws, as regulations can vary significantly.

No, spice and salvia are not the same. Spice refers to a range of synthetic drugs designed to mimic the effects of cannabis, often made from various plant materials coated with synthetic cannabinoids. Salvia, on the other hand, is a natural herb (Salvia divinorum) known for its psychoactive properties, primarily affecting the kappa-opioid receptor. While both can alter perception and mood, their chemical compositions and effects differ significantly.

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DMT was first synthesized as a laboratory product in 1931 by Canadian chemist Richard Manske, but it has been used by Amazonian natives for much longer.

They are actually called 'caps'. The underside of the cap has 'gills'

The effects of smoked DMT can last from around 6 to 20 minutes, with after effects persisting for a couple hours. However, DMT taken by other routes of administration has a different duration.

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Are you spray painting your eyes? If so, yes? I would HIGHLY recommend not getting high on spray paint. I'd tell you to go do something constructive, or even take a hike and try to find some drugs in your area. But spray paint is probably not the best idea for your brain.

Salvinorin A is the chemical in Salvia that makes you high

Salvia divinorum is an atypical psychedelic plant that when smoked can cause profound, and even life-changing, hallucinations. It, like some other psychedelics, can be very active even at minimalistic doses. Under its influence, users have claimed to have spent entire lives as other people or objects in just a single fifteen minute "trip".

No, Salvia divinorum does not contain acid/LSD. Instead, it contains completely different chemicals called salvinorins. The substance most responsible for its effects is salvinorin A. In fact, these chemicals don't even act on the same receptors as LSD, so they are very different drugs.

Your kidneys shut down, and you die.

All of them.

No. It takes many times more salvia leaves to produce the effect that an extract would.