gas hab ich noch nie gezogen,wegen mangelndem Angebot.Wird aber glaub ich auch nich mehr verkauft oder???Egal ich würds aber ma ausprobieren auch wenns teuer is und nur ne halbe minute ballert.
werde öfter ballons checken.....
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wenn du sagst das du dann die erzieher voll gelabert hast denke ich das du eher helium meinst von dem mann ne hohe stimme bekommt ........
lachgas ist aber n2o und ist auchg ein betäubung mittel ........
und das fläsht dich richtig ist geiler als pillen aber halt nur kurz und wenn du es übertreibst füllst du dich die nächsten tage ziemlich dumm ......
jaja ich weis ich bin dumm *ggg*
N2O does not combine with haemoglobin, but is carried free in the blood and excreted unchanged through the lungs. The risk of hypoxia comes not from any interaction between N2O and O2 in the blood or brain, but from simply not inhaling oxygen often enough. The vast majority of deaths from N2O abuse have been through stupidity (tying a plastic bag full of N2O round the head, letting off a tank in a airtight place, that sort of thing). There have been a few cases of malignant hyperthermia (raised body temperature),and this is considered a potentially serious threat to those with the genetic requirement (check out your family history - look for deaths during surgery, both minor and major).
There are 4 stages of general anaesthesia. The first is drowsiness, confusion and analgesia. The second stage involves excitement, euphoria, spontaneous muscle movements, hallucinations (auditory and visual). The third stage is loss of consciousness, and the fourth stage is heading into coma, where the patient stops breathing. Anaesthetists generally aim for the upper levels of stage three, which is why some people 'wake up' during the operation - they've drifted up into stage two. From personal experience, I think that recreational use of inhalational anaesthetics (N2O and ether) induce stage 2 and sometimes stage 3, depending on the pattern of use.
General Anaesthetics can give nausea and vomiting as a side effect, the risk of this is increased if you have been drinking alcohol. Not only is this a bit unpleasant but there is a risk of inhaling your own vomit if you are a bit confused or temporarily unconscious.
Reverse tolerance has been reported in the literature, and this seems to be confirmed by my own personal experiences. Reverse tolerance is getting more intense or prolonged feelings with the same or lower quantities of a drug. Most psychoactive substances don't work this way, I don't know why N2O does. As all traces of the gas are excreted from the body within an hour after cessation of use, it's not due to fat stores being reintroduced to the blood (as can happen with marijuana).
Be very careful of home made N2O. In some states of the US, there is a leaflet floating around with instructions on how to make your own, but you are almost guaranteed to end up with a lungful of assorted rubbish like NO2, H2NO3, and other yummy toxic things. REF: Annals of Internal Medicine, Vol 96, 3,Mar 1982,pp333-334:Home made Nitrous Oxide: No laughing matter.
Nitrous oxide will dissolve out of blood into air filled spaces eg the intestines, the middle ear. N2O in the gut will just give you a gut pain, but if you have ever had middle ear disease, or damaged ear drums, you could be in for permanent hearing loss. There are also some cases of transient hearing loss, but I don't know much about this.
There isn't very much in the medical literature about recreational use of N2O, which is a different pattern to surgical use. Next time I get a tank, I'll run a few tests and observations on my friends just to see what's really happening.
n2oinfos -2-
Physiological Effects
When inhaled, nitrous produces a variety of physical effects including:
Disorientation
Fixated vision
Throbbing or pulsating auditory hallucinations
Similarly pulsating visual hallucinations
Increased pain threshold
Deeper mental connections
Physiological effects last approximately a minute for a lungful of nitrous and then mainly dissipate. Some residual effects may last up to several minutes later. Nitrous gas permeates the lipid membranes and produces an anaesthetic effect. Long term or heavy use can have unpleasant effects. Here are some quotes regarding the dangers of nitrous use. While light use is not hazardous, here are some common sense errors to avoid.
A Nitrous Experience
After several deep breaths of air, I inhale nearly a lungful of nitrous and pull some air down on top and then hold my breath. Within seconds, a light tingling can be felt which seems to increase in frequency. The sensation is much as if waves were traveling up your body or as if you were twisting or spinning. Disorientation increases rapidly and the pulsing sounds/feelings increase, wrapping over one another. It is now, with eyes shut, that I enter a dreamlike state, where I am thinking out something and the external world has essentially ceased to exist. The urge to breathe takes over at some point and partial or whole breaths taken. Open eyes reveal some sort of tunnel vision, with regions of disorientation about the outside. Slowly the throbbing subsides.
At other times I experience a sense of paranoia mixed with disorientation. I have a deep conviction while under the influence that all things are cycling together, that there is some deeper cyclical event occuring. It is as an experience of deja vu continually occuring. The feeling is profound.
n2oinfos -3-
Don't EVER
Try to inhale N20 directly from whippits, or point escaping gas at anyone. The gas WILL give you frost burn. Balloon broke? Try a condom or a plastic bag!
Strap a gas mask to your face. If you pass out, you want your body to get oxygen. Yes, people have died doing this.
Lock yourself in a room, closet, car, or refrigerator with a tank of nitrous and open it. Yes, people have died doing this.
Stand up and do it. Stay away from open windows.
Use a large tank without a regulator or which isn't strapped down.
Use homemade nitrous. Unless you are a chemist, you're likely to get a load of rubbish like NO2, H2NO3, and other yummy toxic things.
Allow yourself to lose sight of moderation. No one likes a bong hoarder, and no one likes a Nitrous Whore.
n2oinfos -4-
The primary dangers of nitrous inhalation are:
Oxygen deprivation
Frost bite
Loss of motor control
Vitamin B12 interference
Folic acid interference
Nausea
Was meist Du wieviele Leute schon Aspirin geschluckt haben und voll abgegangen sind ?
@Meiko:
Je nachdem was man erreichen will. Helium hat einen Spaßeffekt, Stickstoff macht schwindelig.
@KryStuff:
Wo bekommst Du als Normalbürger Lachgas her ?
gas hab ich noch nie gezogen,wegen mangelndem Angebot.Wird aber glaub ich auch nich mehr verkauft oder???
Egal ich würds aber ma ausprobieren auch wenns teuer is und nur ne halbe minute ballert.
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naja, habe dann erstmal nur blauen nebel gesehen (in meinem kopf war fasching) bin dann irgendwie über nen stuhl gekrochen, habe dabei geröchelt und kurz vorm fenster bin ich dann zusammengebrochen und habe kreise gezählt *g* 1min später lag mein kumpel genau neben mir. war noch ein lustiger abend :)
@spycho
haste wohl ne 0 vergessen.Luft besteht zu 70%
aus Stickstoff *hust*
=8O)))))))
Kann dir nächste Woche sagen wie das knallt *g*
kuesschen, eure ann