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Bastiaan floats like a baloon after taking salvia | Drugslab (2x15)

Udgivelsesdato: Dec 15, 2017

In this episode Bastiaan Rosman uses Salvia (Salvorin A). During his trip, he feels like a helium balloon. USAGE: - Smoke the Salvia through a water pipe without tobacco. - Use a lighter with a blue flame for complete combustion. - Try to hold the smoke in your lungs for 20 seconds. - The effect depends on the amount of inhaled smoke during a period of 2 minutes. - If you wait longer between the inhalations the trip will last longer, but won’t become stronger. - There are different Salvia extracts. The smartshop can give you a good advice. DOSAGE: - Always start with a low dose and low extract. - The smartshop can give you advice about the dosage. - The dosage depends on your experience and sensitivity. Level 1: Light and subtle effects are noticeable. Slight effects are noticeable. You’ll get a relaxed feeling and improved focus, but that’s all. Level 2: The effects are now definitely noticeable, but it won’t be a heavy trip. Thoughts and patterns are slightly adjusted. Music can be more intense, colours seem brighter and it can affect your memory. Level 3: Light hallucinations. You can compare this with the thoughts and hallucinations that you may have just before you fall asleep. You still have a good view of the reality. Level 4: You will notice the same effects as level 3 trip, but more intense, longer, more striking and more concrete. You can see patterns in 3D. It’s certainly possible to see alien creatures and different landscapes originated from the environment in which you are located. Level 5: You’re no longer in this world. You have a completely different perception of the environment or you can mentally be in a very different environment. You are still able to connect with yourself and think. You will be overpowered by the effects of Salvia. It is even possible that you feel like you are an object. Level 6: This is the highest level you can reach. This can be really dangerous, because you feel no