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This site is set up to help educate people on legal highs. There are many reasons why you would want to be educated about legal highs... some can be dangerous, however most are not and have been used for thousands of years. Here you can do your own research by reading unbiased reviews.

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Why Spice Smoking Blend is Banned

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If you have been smoking Spice, you will notice that it is greatly similar to cannabis. The flavors are wonderful and the ultimate feeling after smoking is like no other. Heightened sense of sounds, colors and patterns are familiar sensations to Spice smokers. Other effects include relaxation and calmness.

The once legal high that you knew and loved is actually now banned. Spice has been a very controversial substance ever since it appeared on the market. People smoked it as an alternative to cannabis but the effects and the physical makeup of the substance is extremely similar to cannabis. This obviously raised questions for regulators.

Today, Spice is considered a medicinal product and it is illegal to import, sell or market. New Zealand, Austira, Germany and France have made Spice illegal for a long time and the United States has been regulating it. Now the product is completely banned.

Spice, which has been sold as a legal high, actually contains an illegal substance which is why it is banned. After many tests were conducted in New Zealand, the results showed that Spice actually contains the 1,1-dimethyloctyl homologue of the substance CP 47,497. This is a synthetic substance that is similar to the active ingredient of cannabis.

HU-210 is a chemical that is pharmacologically and structurally similar to an active ingredient in marijuana and has been reported to be found in the herbal blend known as Spice. This chemical is responsible for the psychoactive effects of Spice. The chemical was long discovered in marijuana in 1988, but it continues to be used in other products, such as Spice. Drug Regulation agencies are actively trying to put an end to the marketing, importing, exporting and selling of Spice due to the active ingredients found.

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What is Spice?
Spice is the name given to the herbal blend that contains a combination of plants and herbs and was once the legal alternative to cannabis. Some of the ingredients in Spice include Canavalia maritima, Scutellaria nana, Leonotis leonurus, Nelumbo nucifera and so on. Many of the herbs and plants in Spice have been used by ritualistic cultures in the past for spiritual, religious and medicinal purposes.

When smokes, the effects of Spice have been almost the same as actual cannabis. In fact, the effects have lasted even longer, which is one reason why many people continued using the blend. There are three different packages of Spice and these have included Spice, Spice Gold and Spice Diamond.

Today, Spice has been added on the list of illegal substances in the market and this is something that Spice users should be aware of. It is important to be safe from the regulations at hand.

152 Comments » Posted on November 5th, 2009
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Smoke Plus 3G Smoking Blend Review

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Smoke Plus Smoking Blend

Have you ever considered smoking an herbal blend that is actually legal? If you have never fathomed the idea of legal herbal blends, there’s a whole world out there that you need to become familiar with. The latest trend in the herbal smoking market is legal highs. While most of the blends are fairly new, the ingredients that make up each blend have been around for centuries. There are many different types of legal blends to try out there and more will enter the market very soon.

One of the most popular smoking blends is Smoke Plus. Smoke Plus is legal to ingest and it offers a great experience for the user. Below you will find some helpful information on the new Smoke blend.

What is Smoke?

Although legal smoking blends are not an alternative to illegal substances such as marijuana, the effects are very similar. Smoke offers an experience just like when you smoke weed, which means it is highly similar to the real thing. The only difference is that it is 100% legal.

Smoke itself is an herbal blend made of a combination of different herbs. Smoke also includes alkaloid extracts. The herbs used to make Smoke have been around for a long time and were used by indigenous cultures for spiritual healing, medical purposes and ritualistic purposes. That means that the powers of the herbs, when combined, are highly effective on the body.

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Ingesting Smoke and the Effects

Just like the name suggests, you must smoke the product. When you open a package of Smoke, the scent itself will take you to another world. It is a very appealing and satisfying scent that smells sweet and aromatic. Once you begin to smoke the product, you will notice how smoothly it goes down. Most herbal blends out there are very harsh on the throat which often ruins the experience. Smoke, on the other, hand is very subtle on the throat.

The effects of Smoke fall on the relaxation side. That means you will feel calm, de-stressed and less anxious. All your worries about life for the time being will be lifted into thin air and you will have an enjoyable experience.

Your mood will also improve during the experience and after. Above all, you will be more aware of yourself as well as your surrounding. The effects of Smoke can last up to six to eight hours.

Smoke has been a very popular choice among legal herbal blend users. The benefit of products like Smoke is that they are legal and will help anyone with smoking addiction problems. Best of all, you can pass a drug test by smoking Smoke. Smoke, like most legal herbal blends, is safe to use. The herbs that make up the product are natural and have been used for centuries. It is important to use it in the right amounts in order to experience the effects to their full potential. If you want to start feeling relaxed and relieved from stress and anxiety, you should invest in some Smoke.

4 Comments » Posted on October 13th, 2009
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Review Of 5-MeO-DMT

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5-MeO-DMT is illegal in the United States, this review is for informational purposes only.

5-MeO-DMT stands for 5-methoxy-dimethyltryptamine, which is a strong psychoactive tryptamine found in a number of plants as well as in the venom and skin of psychoactive toads. 5-MeO-DMT has been used by South American shamans for rituals and other religious ceremonies as an entheogen, which is a psychoactive substance used in religious practices. The psychoactive effects were later discovered in the 20th century.

5-MeO-DMT has traditionally been used in snuff produced from virola bark resin and from plants such as Chaliponga, or Diplopterys cabrerana as it is scientifically called. This substance is also found in the Colorado River Toad’s venom which has recently been discovered to have hallucinogenic effects.

There are various ways of ingesting 5-MeO-DMT including smoking, snorting, swallowing or injecting. The most common ways, however, are smoking and snorting. It does not take much ingestion of the product to experience the effects. In fact, only about 2 mg worth is necessary to begin to feel sensations quite instantly. Once it is ingested, the effects can take anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes to begin, depending on the method of consumption. The effects also vary according the way 5-MeO-DMT is ingested. For example, when smoking the substance, the effects peak at about five minutes and can last up to ten minutes. When snorted, the peaking effects are not as strong as smoking, but can last for fifteen to twenty-five minutes.

The effects of 5-MeO-DMT do not include any visual experiences or enhancements like other substances do, including the close relative of 5-MeO-DMT such as DMT and bufotenin. This substance is generally used as a recreational drug as well as for gaining insight. These experiences of 5-MeO-DMT come in a wide variety ranging from positive to negative.

When smoked, the intense positive effects include having visions that are not visual, experiencing what is known as the “void,” shattering of the universe, strong forces and rushing sensations, perspective shifts, spirituality, sensual and erotic sensations, euphoria and mental insight. Other effects include lack of perception of time and memory, muscle jerking, twitching, and unconsciousness. Negative effects can include nausea, bodily pressures, fear, panic and even violent actions.

When snorted, a user can experience positive effects such as perspective shifts, spirituality, sensuality and eroticism, and euphoria. As the effects enter the negative realm, users begin to experience highly intense sensations, nasal dripping, fear, panic, nausea and vomiting.

While the effects vary depending on how 5-MeO-DMT is taken, the range of the experiences is quite similar. Some of the risks involved with this substance include pressure on the lungs when smoked. 5-MeO-DMT is not legal in many countries as a drug including Denmark and Germany and is controlled in others such as Greece and Sweden. While this substance was used for religious practices by South Americans beginning in the 8th century A.D., it has become more of a recreational drug and highly popular for its intense effects in modern times. As a result of the possible outcomes, it is advisable that 5-MeO-DMT is used with precautions.

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What is Mescaline?

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Mescaline is illegal in the United States, this review is for informational purposes only.

Mescaline is a natural hallucinogenic substance that comes from a small spineless cactus called the Peyote, or Lophophora williamsi; the San Pedro Cactus, or Echinopsis pachanoi; and the Peruvian Torch cactus, or the Echinopsis peruviana. Aside from the cactus family, Mescaline can also be found in Fabaceae which is the bean family.

The Peyote cactus was used by the Native Americans, especially the Huichol Indians from Mexico, for religious practices and rituals while the other cacti including the San Pedro and the Peruvian Torch were used in other Latin American regions including Peru and Ecuador. Westerners such as Aldous Huxley, Havelock Ellis and Alesiter Crowley were among the first to experiment with mescaline. People have associated Mescaline with the Cubist movement begun by Pablo Picasso and George Braque. The geometrical forms and flattening of three dimensional objects in Cubist art are similar to the visual experiences of Mescaline users.

Mescaline is extracted by preparing the cactus beginning with cutting the cactus from the very bottom, just above the ground. The top of the cactus that is left, or the crown, has disc-shaped forms that have been cut from the roots. After the cactus is cut, new heads can grow from the roots. These disc-shaped pieces are then dried and made into 3 inch buttons, ready for consumption. There are various methods of ingestion including chewing the buttons or soaking them in water as methods for obtaining Mescaline effects. Hallucinations can begin when 300-600 mg or about 9-20 buttons of the Mescaline are consumed. These hallucinogenic occurrences have been important aspect of rituals for the Natives, but have made Mescaline a popular type of recreational drug.

Users of Mescaline experience altered states of consciousness as well as anxiety at time. The most common effects of this substance are hallucinations which can be actual experiences or just certain properties of objects and sounds becoming exaggerated. For example, people can experience intense and bright colors along with other visual effects provoked by lights. Patters such as stripes, checkerboards, spikes, dots and fractals are intensified. Mescaline effects are similar to LSD in that certain forms are distorted and 3D objects become highly geometrical. Some compare these form distortions to the Cubist art. These effects and others have been reported to have lasted for up to twelve hours.

This substance is not addictive but side effects may include nausea and vomiting. This vomiting was traditionally considered a form of cleansing for the Native Americans. Mescaline is illegal in the United States and prohibited in other regions across the world. Certain Native American groups, however, have legal access to this substance for ritualistic ceremonies but their use is also regulated by the states in which they live in. Generally speaking, Mescaline has been widely popular for its euphoric effects, visualizations and an overall psychedelic experience. These effects have been used for transcendental purposes, meditation, creativity, and psychotherapy as well.

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Review Of Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds

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Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds come directly from the plant itself which is scientifically referred to as Argyreia nervosa. Hawaiian Baby Woodrose is a climbing vine and has been nicknamed the “Elephant Creeper” and “Woolly Morning Glory.” The leaves of this plant are heart-shaped and has blooming flowers. This plant was originally cultivated in India and travelled across the sea to Hawaii, Africa and even the Caribbean. The seeds of the Hawaiian Baby Woodrose are widely known for their psychedelic effects which have only been recently discovered.

This plant is in the Convolvulaceae family and the other plants in this family have traditionally been used in shamanistic rituals in Latin America. The effects of the Baby Woodrose seeds were brought to light in the 1960s. However, the use of the plant in India incorporated the roots as well as the leaves for antiseptics and anti-inflammatory drugs. These medical purposes were not psychoactive, where as the direct use of the seeds of the plant are in fact producers of psychedelic effects.

This substance can be consumed by either shelling the seeds and then soaking them in wine or lemon juice or chewing them and swallowing the seeds. The only reported side effect after consuming the seeds has been discomfort in the stomach that can potentially lead to nausea and even vomiting. This is often caused by the consumption of the shells which are thought to contain cyanide. Some people find that the seeds taste quite nutty but most people don’t find them to be that flavorful.

To use Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds for their effects, you must use anywhere from five to six of them depending on your experience as a user. Some people who gain more experience with the seeds can take anywhere from ten to twenty-five.

The effects of Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds vary among users depending on the amount taken, the freshness of the seeds, the method of ingestion and which variety is consumed. Often times, a user can being to feel the need to stretch and extend arms and legs, which is a similar effect of LSD. Other effects include itching and tingling in the muscles and the inability to sleep. Interestingly enough, some people have reported the ability to see underneath the layer of skin and the internal tissues. Users of this substance can also become sensitive to light and dryness in the mouth and on the skin. For those who take at least five seeds and up to ten can experience visuals while the eyes are open including colors, contrast, sparkling object and various degrees of brightness.

The effects of Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds can last for at least four hours and sometimes even more. The consumption of these seeds often comes with warnings as the substance can produce severe cases of psychosis and suicide. Despite some of the intensity of the effects, people often experience deep insight after using the seeds. The outcome depends on the person using it and other factors, but Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds are legal in many parts of the world.

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