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light headed for too long

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by watwat, Feb 6, 2009.

  1. #1 watwat, Feb 6, 2009
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    Just felt like bringing this up:

    Last Sunday, a friend and I went and smoked some mids, the same mids that we smoke every week from the same dealer. I felt alright at first, and I was getting pretty high, but as time passed, I started to feel worse and worse, I started to feel very nauseated, almost to the point of vomiting. So I layed down and went to sleep. After I woke up I felt really fucking light headed. We went to a different couple places that night, and I thought the feeling would ware off, but it never did. Until yesterday, I had still had that light headed feeling, though not as much. I think it might have been a seed, but I'm not positive. My questions are...

    1. Has this happened to any of you?

    2. What do you think happened in order for me to feel this way?
     
  2. #2 EmperorXyn, Feb 6, 2009
    Happened to me before, after I smoked too much too fast. Now my tolerance is up and its *almost* impossible to reach. Even thouhg last night I was pretty close(First time smoking quite a bit in while)

    I don't know if it's because you smoked too much or if something was irritating your stomach. Once in a while people just expirenced "bad highs", and that was one for you.
     
  3. #3 twotoedtoad, Feb 6, 2009
    3 things I've heard:

    -low blood pressure
    -low blood sugar
    -swallowing smoke

    could be just one, a combination, or none of the above
     
  4. #4 Col. Forbin, Feb 6, 2009
    i'm thinking lack of oxygen, or maybe just the strain
     

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