#kratom cocktails

[floridakilo]

two full doses of bupe left and my refill doesnt get here til wednesday life is misery

[virginstoner666]

drank legit hard liquor for the first time since july and i feel i wanna be pushed down a flight of stairs.

[communist-hatsunemiku]

goddamn i didnt think this website was as square as it is but it is. turn up losers

based on the alcohol poll i just saw

[sureniteawellnessbar]

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[the-greenery420]

Mimosa

Good morning everyone! Who is currently wake 'n baking? This morning we're smoking some Mimosa strain to wake us up while drinking some Rogue Energy Rocket Pop energy drink mix. Just took some Kat's Botanicals Rogue Hippo White Vein Kratom and decided to test this new strain out and do a review.

Gear

Today I'm currently using Raw 1G Blunt Cones, and then I also have a mini cone of Obama Runtz. My grinder is a 1 Stage from GrassCity but today I get my other grinder when my Amsterdam Glass Mini Bong from GrassCity gets here!

Genetics

Symbiotic Genetics turned Purple Punch and Clementine into the sativa-dominant (70/30) Mimosa strain in 2017. The strain sits at a THC content of 21% THC for the batch I got.

Appearance

Amber veins and hairs run through the dark frosty green buds . I got some smalls because it's more affordable but just as potent. Ended up getting an Oz for 50$ which is a wildly good deal where I live!

Effects

Mimosa is a perfect strain for morning use, and delivers a happy and energizing high that can help you start your day with a smile. Mimosa is also known for its therapeutic benefits. It can balance your mood, ease your stress, and stimulate your appetite. Many people with ADD and ADHD find Mimosa helpful for calming their mind and improving their focus. Mimosa can also alleviate depression and migraines with its uplifting and soothing effects.

Mimosa has a delicious taste and aroma that resembles a fruity cocktail. You can enjoy the tropical citrus and berry notes of Mimosa, with a hint of woodsy and floral undertones. Mimosa can cause dry mouth, so make sure to stay hydrated when smoking this strain!

Smoking Experience

After I sparked my 1G cone up, the woodsy, flowery taste hit me first. Then, on the exhale it has a bit of an orange and berry taste as the thick smoke rolls of my tongue. The smell is VERY strong, so if you are an incognito smoker, be sure to make you a sploof. I live in an apartment but everyone knows my wife and I smoke. Definitely wouldn't be smoking this before an inspection or the landlord coming over though! Oust is always going to be your friend, and a good air cleaner.

Every two months our landlord comes to "inspect" the house, so as it gets closer to that point I'll probably be blowing into a tp roll/dryer sheet! This stuff is definitely dank!

It takes about 5 minutes to really start ramping up, then you're going to be hit with pure euphoria, after about 15 minutes it changes into a warm comforting waves of calm and focus, it's like wrapping up in a warm soft blanket right after the drier is done. I have Diagnosed Autism, ADHD, Agoraphobia, Social Anxiety, Depression, Chronic Pancreatitis, Spinal Stenosis, and Huntington's Disease and I found an overwhelming relief from both my pain and mental health issues.

In fact this strain made me talk non-stop most of last night the first time I smoked a joint of it. I normally am very quiet, as is my wife, but this is definitely a social strain. My wife and I had deep conversations about the universe, so definitely helps foster creative and expansive thinking.

Activities to do After Toking

I played Path of Exile a lot last night when I first smoked a joint of this and then a joint of the Obama Runtz before bed. I found myself listening to Martin Garrix, later G Herbo, as well as some Biggie. a good strain to vibe to and listen to music to. It didn't cloud my awareness, or make me couch locked. It's a very active strain so I really love it. I was able to focus on just having some fun! Would be a strain I'd use if I wanted to focus on reading too. I often like to read astrophysics books. Watching documentaries would be great, especially nature ones. Definitely a good strain for if you have a pet in the house too as pets always raise the comfort level of most strains.

I'm a game developer so this would also be my go-to if I needed to focus on repetitive things such as level building, and I believe it'd help me with my creativity in game design! Probably going to end up doing that today while listening to music because I'm currently working on a Castlevania-like 2D platformer.

Growing

This strain flowers in about 9 weeks. If you plan on growing it outside, it'll be ready for harvest in mid-October, sometimes even later.

Mimosa is not too difficult to grow if you want to harvest a mid. But to get 27%, it's recommended to use a high-nutrient plant food to encourage your strain to flourish. Mimosa is greedier than the average plant, nutritionally speaking, so make sure to give your plant lots of nutrients and TLC!

Conclusion and Last Thoughts on the Mimosa Experience

It's an enjoyable, social, fun strain that helped me get stuff done. I was able to remember things better and less agitated during the night, I ended up drifting off into an 8 hour deep sleep when I usually sleep 2-3 hours max a night due to the Early Onset Dementia from Huntington's Disease. I have a real issue with focusing too and don't take any ADHD meds but this strain helped me vibe for hours before I took a weed nap! I woke up refreshed, and the strain was so good I couldn't resist a wake 'n bake. I'll do some more writeups later today on my bong and the Obama Runtz from last night! Let me know what your favorite strain is in the comment section!

Nothing in this article is medical advice, always check with your doctor before indulging in medical cannabis/legal cannabis.

Thanks for toking with me!

[nancy8710]

Exploring the World of Alcohol Alternatives: Delta 8 THC Gummies and Other Substitutes

Alcohol consumption has been a societal norm for a long time, but with increasing awareness of its harmful effects, people are looking for alternatives to alcohol. The market for alcohol substitutes has expanded in recent years, providing a wide range of products and experiences that mimic the effects of alcohol without the negative consequences. One such alternative is Delta 8 THC gummies, which have become popular as a legal and natural alternative to traditional marijuana products.

Delta 8 THC is a compound found in cannabis that has psychoactive effects similar to Delta 9 THC, the primary compound in marijuana. However, Delta 8 THC is derived from hemp and has a lower potency than Delta 9 THC, making it legal under federal law. Delta 8 THC gummies are a popular way to consume Delta 8 THC, offering a discreet and convenient method of ingestion.

While Delta 8 THC gummies may be a relatively new option for those seeking alternatives to alcohol, there are a variety of other options available that have been used for centuries. Some of the most popular alcohol substitutes include non-alcoholic beverages, herbal supplements, CBD products, exercise, and meditation.

Non-alcoholic beverages, such as mocktails and fruit-infused waters, are a great choice for individuals who want to enjoy the taste and social experience of drinking without the negative effects of alcohol. Many bars and restaurants now offer a range of non-alcoholic options, including sophisticated non-alcoholic cocktails.

Herbal supplements, like kava and kratom, have been used for centuries for their relaxing and euphoric effects. These supplements can be consumed in various forms, including teas, capsules, and powders, and are a popular alternative to alcohol for individuals who want to unwind and de-stress without the negative consequences.

CBD products are another popular alternative to alcohol, offering a range of benefits for physical and mental health. CBD is a non-psychoactive compound found in cannabis that has been shown to reduce anxiety, improve sleep, and alleviate pain and inflammation.

Exercise and meditation can provide similar benefits in terms of stress relief and relaxation, without the negative effects of alcohol. Engaging in physical activity or meditating can help individuals reduce anxiety and promote feelings of well-being.

While alcohol substitutes can offer many benefits, it is important to be aware of the risks associated with any alternative to alcohol. Individuals should consider the potential side effects, interactions with other substances, and the potential for addiction and abuse before choosing an alcohol substitute.

Delta 8 THC gummies, in particular, should be consumed responsibly and with caution. While they may offer a natural and legal alternative to traditional marijuana products, they can still have psychoactive effects and should not be consumed in excess.

In conclusion, exploring alternatives to alcohol has become increasingly popular as people seek to reduce the negative impacts of alcohol on physical and mental health. Delta 8 THC gummies are a legal and natural option that has gained popularity in recent years, offering a discreet and convenient method of ingestion. However, it is important to consider all options and weigh the benefits and potential risks before deciding on an alcohol alternative. The goal is to promote responsible and healthy choices for individuals who choose to consume alcohol or seek alternative options.

[artoflifehealingarts]

[riseofthecommonwoodpile]

“Starting in the 2010s, a tea-based cocktail known as "4×100" became popular among some young people across Southeast Asia and especially in Thailand. It is a mix of kratom leaves, cough syrup, Coca-Cola, and ice.”

potion of have a bad night

[authorityissues]

between the frankly impressive cocktail of booze coke kratom and painkillers i’ve been living off of and the fact that i more or less haven’t eaten in two days i have The Most insane hand tremor of my life. ironically i’m actually sober today mostly out of sheer lack of energy (plus liquor stores are closed and i’m so sick of beer)

[pink-doll-lips]

I made one cocktail. Planning to switch to kratom after thi.

[grubsludge]

don’t talk to me until i’ve had my cocktail of kratom, cough syrup, coca cola, and bug repellent.

[persistenthobbler-blog]

Here’s the thing about pain management

I’m a chronically ill person with several chronic conditions and chronic pain. I have AS, Endo, as well as frequent headaches, GI issues, and joint pain that have yet to be diagnosed. Keep in mind that all of this has set in within the last year or so and, before that, I was quite healthy besides having PMDD. Pain management was not a part of my life like it is now. 

As soon as you say “I’m in pain” or “I have chronic pain,” everyone has suggestions to fix it. They mean well. Some people even know what they’re talking about and have good suggestions. I just want to bring some attention to how difficult and complicated it can be to implement some very simple techniques. Keep in mind that I try to utilize all of these methods, but sometimes I’m not able to or they’re completely ineffective. 

1. Get more sleep - This is a suggestion that I’ve taken completely to heart since my chronic fatigue has set in. More sleep is not an option. Unfortunately, as a student, getting all the sleep I need is nearly impossible. My body sometimes demands a ridiculous amount of sleep that makes it impossible to complete assignments and other tasks. I often have to decide: Do I want to sleep more and maybe feel a bit better, or complete this urgent responsibility and deal with the consequences?

2. Exercise - Because I have AS, I have to exercise. However, I only have around eight hours of energy per day to do everything I need to do before I crash. Exercise requires a lot of energy that sometimes needs to be devoted to dishes, homework, shopping, or taking a shower. My other symptoms also interfere with my ability to exercise. Have you ever tried to do yoga with a splitting headache, a fever, eye irritation, nausea, body aches, and back pain? 

3. Medication - Of course I take medication. I take birth control to stop my periods for my endometriosis. Sometimes I have to take anti-inflammatories for my AS. The problem is that these medications do just enough good with just enough side effects that I can’t justify taking anything stronger. I can’t take NSAIDs all the time, even though they would help with pain, because that causes awful liver and kidney issues. NSAIDs also make me very tired so even if I take them, I’m practically useless for the rest of the day. Short-term side effects include dehydration, nausea, and constipation. Even the strongest NSAID doses don’t take care of the pain that much but the only other option is to either take VERY strong painkillers (highly addictive and very bad for long-term use) or biologics (which essentially weaken my immune system and increase my risk of cancer). 

4. A change in diet - Oh I love some good fruits and vegetables. I can’t eat them as often as I’d like because of the expense (my medications cost quite a bit) and also because cooking and washing dishes can be physically painful for me. Stooping and scrubbing especially is murder on my back and can trigger a flare. Also, when I’m very nauseous from my endo or cocktail of NSAIDs I have to take sometimes, something very acidic like an orange or strawberry is murder on my stomach. I eat more canned soup and bread than I would like. (Btw, I’ve been tested for celiac and I don’t have it so leave me and my saltines alone)

5. Using CBD - I do use it but only sparingly because of the expense. During bad months when I’ve splurged and bought enough to truly help, I’ve spent around $100 buying stuff I need for just 3-4 weeks. That’s way too much.

6. Heat / cold therapy - I take a LOT of hot baths and use a lot of icy hot. My heating pad is my best friend. This can help with more muscular or surface-level pain but it doesn’t do much for my very deep pain in the joint capsules in my spine and it does nothing for my other symptoms like nausea or inflamed/dry eyes.

7. Massage therapy - Massages are wonderful but I’m not made of money. Insurance will not cover them so every massage costs well over $60 and relief is only temporary because it doesn’t address the underlying causes of my pain.

8. Essential oils - I’m not going to lie. I have a diffuser because essential oils just smell so nice. Has eucalyptus oil stopped my spine from trying to fuse together? Ehhhh not yet. I only use them for morale.

9. Mindfulness meditation - Yeah when people suggest this I’m inclined to think that they understand my pain as all in my head. It’s not. I have the blood work to prove it. Meditation can help me accept the pain that I’m experiencing and feel it with less panic but it doesn’t lessen the pain. I’m sorry but deep breathing doesn’t fix it.

10. Supplements - I’ve tried this before with far-fetched hopes that my body would perform slightly better with more folic acid. My problems are not caused by any nutritional deficiency so supplements don’t really help me. In fact, my gut is so sensitive that throwing an iron capsule in there can make me feel incredibly sick. I’m still experimenting with some supplements but I have no hope that they’re going to mitigate pain. I just want thicker hair, y’all. 

11. Kratom - I’ve tried it and I think I may be slightly allergic. When I take a little, I feel no effect and when I take a lot, I still feel no effect except a very angry stomach. 

12. Steroids, botox, and every other injection you’ve heard of - these are legitimately helpful for some conditions but not mine. When people suggest really specific and off-the-wall things either a) they have personal experience with this treatment for whatever reason and think it might help or b) they read an article about how someone got a shot of a miracle drug and never had another headache again. It’s almost always B. 

13. Surgery - Never once has an actual medical professional suggested that I need surgery. I currently don’t. This one always comes from people who think the answer to a serious ailment is to go under the knife. I can see where they get this but no.

14. “Toughening up” - *Sigh* THIS IS NOT A SOLUTION TO ANYTHING. To a certain extent, everyone with chronic pain is implementing this strategy, but we all know that it takes a toll. Sometimes I have the option of continuing to do an activity even though it causes pain. Choosing this option almost always ends quite badly. Unless you can give me the next two days to recover, if I say I have to stop, I have to stop. Trust me. I’ve done the whole “just push through” thing enough times to know when I’m not going to be able to walk the next day. 

Let’s imagine that I adopt every strategy at my disposal to cope with pain. Let’s imagine that I do an hour of PT every day, that I “eat clean,” take the strongest meds I can (even when they incapacitate other functions), get massages every week, meditate all the time, and sleep ten hours every day. If I do all of that, I might decrease my pain slightly but I’ll still have incurable illnesses causing more pain. Can you even imagine how much time and money it would take to lower my pain even a little? Pain management is important, of course, but it can’t be a full-time job and it certainly can’t be my life. 

I kind of just need others to reach the same realization that I did: that I’m sick, I’m in pain, and this is the way things are now. I need help and I need to keep seeking treatment, but ultimately, I have very little control over the pain. I just have to try and manage it. 

[pitygirl]

I’m very much taking a cocktail of somas, vicodin, kratom and tramadol and playing imvu

[kavaandkratom]

Drinking Less in the New Year? 6 Simple Strategies to Help Your New Habit Stick

For many people, New Year’s resolutions tend to promote healthier habits like getting in shape and drinking less. With that said, the New Year’s holiday is also a celebration that can involve a lot of alcohol. Keeping your resolution to reduce your alcohol consumption is likely to mean weight loss, better sleep habits, and a general improvement in your overall health and well-being. Cultural double standards and mixed messaging regarding alcohol consumption often make it a tough resolution to keep. However, a few simple, practical tips, like choosing kava or kratom over cocktails, may be able to help.

Start with Dry January The importance of limiting and reducing alcohol consumption is gaining recognition throughout our society. The increasing popularity of alcohol-free months like Sober October and Dry January are encouraging trends. A month-long break from drinking is manageable, has a bunch of health benefits, and can help you feel better. Plus, you can save a bit of money to start the new year. Once you’ve completed a full month, you’ll have the momentum you need to keep it up in each subsequent month. Limit and Record Your Drinks Plenty of people underestimate how much alcohol they actually drink, often by a considerable amount. Having an accurate picture of how much you drink is both informative and useful for effective for limiting your alcohol intake. It’s also a great way to ease into reducing how much and how often you drink. Keep a record of each drink you have. A standard drink is 12 ounces of beer, 5 ounces of wine, and 1.5 ounces of liquor. When you do drink, limiting yourself to one or two drinks is optimal. Head to a Kava Bar Instead It’s worth considering why drinking is important to us. Many of us have a drink to relax and unwind—a routine that can feel even more important during the busy holiday season. Plus, hanging out with friends at a bar could be a familiar social tradition you cherish. Cutting back on drinking doesn’t have to mean giving up relaxation or social time. Instead, try a fun, new way to meet friends at a kava bar. Kava has been responsibly enjoyed for centuries to relax the body and sharpen your mind while producing a state of joyful, soothing contentment. Consider Kratom as an Alternative Kratom is another increasingly popular ancient plant. Its exciting potential is now being recognized in the West. Much of that excitement is the result of its versatile effects. In smaller servings, kratom is sought-after as a caffeine replacement due to the smooth, clean, invigorating boost it provides. Larger servings are renowned for providing a warm, comfortable sense of contentment and relief from soreness and discomfort. You can enjoy kava and kratom at the same time for a synergistic fusion of kratom’s enlivening vitality and kava’s soothing contentment. Reduce and Replace Alcohol at Home It’s easy to underestimate another important draw of alcohol—having a drink is often a comforting way to end the day. That ritual, including the process of making and having a drink, after a long day at work, for instance, can be just as important as the drink itself. Reduce the amount of alcohol you have at home, but be sure you have some appealing replacements. In addition to kava or kratom, stock up on some of your other favorite beverages and tasty teas. Get sparkling water drinks or the ingredients for a delicious mocktail or non-alcoholic drink, and you’ve got the perfect solution. Setbacks Aren’t Failure Giving into the temptation of having just one drink or otherwise indulging during a dry period can be frustrating. However, reducing your alcohol consumption isn’t an all-or-nothing proposition. Instead, it’s an ongoing process that you take day by day. Even just one month without alcohol is still a whole lot healthier than drinking for most or all those days. Let setbacks be a reminder to stay persistent in your goal to drink less so you don’t slip back into old habits you were working to undo. Original Source: https://bit.ly/3iKSxXJ

[pinkfilm]

i love my little opiate cocktail (weed and kratom) 

[unichrome]

Today's cocktail so far: merely 4 mg alpra so far, a pill I found, huge cup of kratom tea