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Eating thyme to get higher?

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by Brenkin, Jan 7, 2014.

  1. #1 Brenkin, Jan 7, 2014
    So I know that mangoes can get you higher if you eat them before you smoke, and that is due to their myrcene content. Problem is, I don't have any mangoes.
     
    I also read somewhere that thyme has an incredibly high myrcene content (40%). So, I ask, could eating thyme before smoking potentially get me higher?

     
  2. #2 Abstin, Jan 7, 2014
    Well, I guess it could work. However, a mango weighs around 500g. And while a mango contains significantly less myrcene than 40%, I think you would be sick and tired of thyme before ingesting a comparable amount. I sometimes eat a mango before smoking, and it doesn't improve the high enough for me to eat thyme.
     
  3. #3 johnnyblaze805, Jan 7, 2014
    Just skip all the bs and smoke more if u wanna get more lit!! :rolleyes:
     
  4. #4 phunk doc, Jan 7, 2014
    yea you could try tea but not sure about potency either...theres an essential oil of something that also has high myrcene content and you can put a drop on your tongue then smoke as normal...ive read but havent gone on the hunt to find it. ive tried lemongrass tea which gives me a little buzz accompanying the high but not incredibly noticable.
     
  5. #5 Airf0nz0, Jan 7, 2014
    I've read that the mango thing only really helps improve low quality bud.
     
  6. #6 s3ars, Jan 7, 2014
     
    the yield is < 20% unless you enjoy the pit and skin
     
  7. #7 mogli, Jan 7, 2014
    don't know anything about thyme but i'm super happy to learn about mangoes 
     
    it's mango season in my neck of the woods 
     
  8. #8 bubblekarma, Jan 7, 2014
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    Google it, it's an interesting topic. However, results vary widely.
     

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