#RandomThoughts #NutmegHigh #NotControlledSubstance
🌿 Did you know that nutmeg, a common spice found in most kitchens, has the potential to get you high if consumed in large enough quantities? Surprisingly, despite its mind-altering effects, nutmeg is not classified as a controlled substance in any country. Let’s delve into this intriguing topic and explore the random thoughts that may arise from this discovery.
## The Buzz About Nutmeg 🌟
Nutmeg, derived from the seed of the nutmeg tree, contains a compound called myristicin that can produce hallucinogenic effects when consumed in excessive amounts. Some individuals have reported experiencing feelings of euphoria, increased sensory perception, and altered consciousness after ingesting large doses of nutmeg. However, this so-called “nutmeg high” often comes with unpleasant side effects such as nausea, dizziness, and drowsiness.
## The Legal Status of Nutmeg 🚫
Despite its potential for misuse, nutmeg is not considered a controlled substance by any regulatory authority. This means that you can freely purchase nutmeg from supermarkets or spice shops without any legal restrictions. While nutmeg may not be as potent or dangerous as illicit drugs, it is essential to consume it responsibly and in moderation to avoid adverse effects.
## Exploring Random Thoughts 💭
Now that we’ve uncovered the truth about nutmeg’s psychoactive properties and legal status, you might be left pondering some random thoughts:
1. Can nutmeg be used recreationally like other substances?
2. Are there any health risks associated with consuming large quantities of nutmeg?
3. How does nutmeg compare to conventional drugs in terms of its effects on the body?
It’s natural to have these curious thoughts about a seemingly harmless spice that packs a surprising punch when consumed in excess.
## Conclusion: Spice Up Your Random Thoughts 🌶️
In conclusion, nutmeg’s ability to induce a high when consumed in large quantities may surprise you, but it’s essential to remember that responsible consumption is key when dealing with any substance, even a common kitchen spice. Whether you’re intrigued by the idea of a nutmeg high or just curious about its legal status, exploring random thoughts can lead to fascinating discoveries.
Next time you reach for that jar of nutmeg in your spice rack, remember to respect its potency and use it wisely. Stay curious, stay informed, and keep those random thoughts flowing! ✨
By addressing random thoughts and shedding light on the lesser-known properties of everyday ingredients like nutmeg, we can expand our knowledge and challenge our assumptions. Let’s keep exploring and uncovering the unexpected in the world around us! 🌍
Could you imagine getting addicted to Nutmeg and going to rehab for it. 🤣
Ever tried to eat a few spoonfuls of nutmeg? Bit like, mouthwash, datura, glue or silver paint, it’ll change your brain chemistry but it’s in the realm of Darwin awards for wanna be pyschnauts
As I was reading the sentence, I was expecting ridiculous amount of soccer balls passing between your feet to make you fly and then it became too confusing.
Adjacent thought.
But there is no dish or dessert on earth improved by nutmeg.
Nothing.
I’ve had cobbler that tastes like some pig chewed 35 whole nutmegs and then it threw up on it.
Fuck nutmeg.
That’s because if you ingest enough to get high you’re likely getting to the point of severe health concern.
I think that’s the same with Benadryl except for hallucinations
Because it usually gives people an incredibly bad headache before they manage to consume enough to get high.
I researched it when one of my exes asked if she could partake with her friends. According to what I’ve read, the “highs” are closer to panic attacks with slight hallucinations. It spikes your heart rate and a couple other bad things. Another comment says that the line of high is very close to the line of kills you, and that’s the truth, it will increase your heart rate until you get a heart attack, and you don’t even know what’s going on. This is based on about 30 minutes of research about 9 years ago so I could just be talking bullshit here. I obviously told my ex I was not okay with her doing that to herself.
if you’re trying to get high off nutmeg,
you fucked up
I think it is banned in Saudi Arabia
Bananas are radioactive enough to kill you in high quantities, but are not controlled.
Why did I find this at 11:52 PM knowing that I have a jar of ground and like 4 whole nutmegs in my pantry.
This could be trouble.
Yeah, it’s wild, right? Nutmeg, the spice you sprinkle on your eggnog, can apparently give you a trip if you consume enough of it. Imagine someone getting high off their grandma’s holiday baking! But hey, I guess it’s a good thing it’s not a controlled substance anywhere. Can you imagine nutmeg dealers lurking around street corners? “Hey, buddy, wanna buy some freshly ground nutmeg? It’s the good stuff!”
Read some trip reports. It sounds so unpleasant that I never wanted to attempt to eat the amount required. (Which is a lot.)
Not sleeping can get you high and make you hallucinate but that’s not illegal
Same with poppy seeds.
I heard this in my early teens (1980ish) and a friend and I tried to get high on nutmeg.
He rolled a passable joint of it. Didn’t work.
We attempted to snort it but didn’t like the way that felt, or get any effect.
I think we also tried pouring it into an open flame in an enclosed space (my storm cellar) and breathing the smoke. Again, no results.
it’s fucking nutmeg
that’s it, that’s all this comment is. go and scroll right on along
It’s the kind of thing you’re intrigued by when hearing it can get you high, but after you hear or experience how crap it generally feels there’s no interest, I was gonna do it once but heard how it leaves you feeling pretty crap the next couple of days and so i decided not.
I like smoking it in a bong
This is a fun fact not a shower thought
Because the quantity of nutmeg you’d have to consume is astronomical, the unpleasantness of the gut rot would far outweigh the experience of whatever high it might produce.
Also…lots of common, uncontrolled substances are narcotic (or even poisonous) in sufficient quantities.
Jon Townsend has entered the chat.
It’s not the kind of high you’d actually want
I was taught that the “makes you high” level of nutmeg and the “makes you sick or dead” level are dangerously close.
From what I’ve read, it’s not worth it.
Got any more of that nutmeg?
I did this with one of my friends when we were kids. It fucked us up. It felt like if you ate a suuuper strong edible and woke up the next morning all burnt and hazy. It lasted 2 days!! We both ate about 2 tablespoons. Do not recommend. 2 out of 10.