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Mango Question

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by mrharti420, Aug 22, 2011.

  1. #1 mrharti420, Aug 22, 2011
    Hello blades, I hope everyone is as high as I am. I just finished a Naked "mighty mango" juice smoothie, which claims it has 1 and 1/4 mangoes aswell as other fruits inside. Having done some research, I came to the conclusion that it should do the same as eating a mango and if I smoke later, increase my high. Or alter it, something along those lines. But my question here is, if I finished it at 10:07 should I wait a full 30-60 minutes to smoke? I would like to smoke now and then smoke later (30-60 minutes). Im wondering if this would defeat the purpose of the "mango experiment", because I'm already blazed from before?

    Im just coming down now from my last toke sesh, so I should be pretty sober in half an hour or so, when I smoke. How long exactly should you wait to smoke after eating a mango? To clarify
     
  2. #2 phil3, Aug 22, 2011
    45-60 mins for optimum toking enhancement
     
  3. #3 mrharti420, Aug 22, 2011
    Been exactly 30 minutes, just packed a bowl on the bong and am saving it for later. Im going to toke up in 15-20 minutes and shower, then rip the bong. Shit, I'll let you guys know what happens aswell
     
  4. #4 BadKittySmiles, Aug 22, 2011
    I don't know the specifics pertaining to the juice in question, but for the most part store-bought and bottled mango juices either will not work, or will not work well.
    This is because they have often been heated or 'flash pasteurized' to the point that a large quantity of the heat-sensitive myrcene, the terpene which promotes the intensified effect, has dissipated.


    In the future, you can always buy a mango or two and puree them in your blender, or even by hand in a plastic bag :) You can 'drink' it as-is, or add a little of your favorite juice, or water.

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    Or, you can go even a little further, and incorporate that puree into an edible canna recipe... Myrcene, intensifies cannabinoid cellular permeability.


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  5. #5 nb8475, Aug 22, 2011
    ^ Nice post
     

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