chiefa reefer

Today I got high, and got sick and threw up...after I threw up, I was a little high, and when my high completely wore off...I didn't feel sick anymore....this is the second time happening out of the billion times that I smoked...does anybody know how this stuff happens?

Hiz Highness

Were you drunk the two times you got high and then spewed? Sometimes the THC and alcohol don't mix so well.

-HH

chiefa reefer

nah I wasn't drunk...

Arsenal

Sometimes I get pretty queasy and DAMN NEAR puking after a really good hit. Especially if I've been 'clean' for a long time.

But I haven't puked.. yet.

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rastaman

happened 2 me a few times after smoking 2 much good ****

ManMulcahey

It could be because you got smoke in your stomach, i have puked after taking about .6 gram hit, a good portion of that hit ended up in my stomach which made me very very sick.

i think you can be so high that you get very very dizzy and dizziness can make you puke.

So its either one of the two, or maybe you were sick before you smoke i dont know.

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chiefa reefer

^..yeah thats what I think 2


I took a couple of big hits, and I coughed and I felt like the smoke whent straight down my stomach


I doubt its the latter one, because I got higher before than I was today, and I was fine...

CMSU-PotHead

You can't cough right after you've inhaled...you MUST blow it out before you cough, otherwise, the smoke gets coughed out, and it hurts like a biotch! Even if you can't hold it in, it's better to get it out before coughing!

Cassius

Usually it happens when your body is absorbing more of a chemical than it likes. It's a reflex, just like gagging. I've thrown up a few times from either a really really big hit, or just a hit that I accidentally swallowed instead of inhaled. I've also thrown up once or twice before from smoking too many cigarettes in a short period.

MrIMStoned

That's your bodys answer to all your problems.

Feeling dizzy? Puke. Got a flu? Puke. Hungry? Puke.

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