Holding the BLAST smoking crack

[BergenRichNYC]

Me and my girlfriend have been smoking crack, I've been doing a big blast and holding it in as long as I possibly can. This scares the shit out of her she's afraid Im gonna have a heart attack.
Does this enhance the affects any? for me it's more of an added arousal thing.
How dangerous is it? my by a rhetorical question I know.

 

[Mr. Krinkle]

Bergen county Rich holding in crack hits from NYC

I think she's just paranoid

 

[Carl Landrover]

Me and my girlfriend have been smoking crack, I've been doing a big blast and holding it in as long as I possibly can. This scares the shit out of her she's afraid Im gonna have a heart attack.
Does this enhance the affects any? for me it's more of an added arousal thing.
How dangerous is it? my by a rhetorical question I know.

I can't speak much to the health side of it, but yes it makes the hit more powerful. This is where you can get the ringing starting in your ears and it keeps intensifying the longer you go. Then you release and get your bell rung. It can pretty intense, and I do worry about my heart when using.

I'm pretty sure holding in the smoke of most smokeable drugs makes the hits more powerful. I know it does with weed for instance.

 

[LucidSDreamr]

Why do you not feel crack hit until you exhale?

Like you can hold it 10 seconds or 60 seconds but you don’t feel the rush till you exhale

 

[Carl Landrover]

Why do you not feel crack hit until you exhale?

Like you can hold it 10 seconds or 60 seconds but you don’t feel the rush till you exhale

I thought I replied to this?

I think you meant something else with the first statement. I'm thinking you meant more along the lines of "why do you feel the crack hit before you exhale". If not, then that's what your second statement seems to say.
I'm just going to flat out disagree with you. I'm much more a light user, with only the last few weeks I've been using more often. Holding a good hit in, you can completely feel the bell-ringer coming. After a certain number of seconds, sounds begin to distort a bit, and it only intensifies the longer you hold it after that. You can feel it coming before you even exhale.

From a physiological standpoint, why would it only effect you after you exhale?