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thoughts on getting high with breathing

koolman69420

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i do wim hoff breathing and its a really intense way of getting high like it tenses your muscles your whole body is vibrating like you just did copius amounts of qsymia i just wanted to know what other peoples opinions on this way of getting high are and maybe il make a chart idk
 
I find Mr Hoff a bit too much of an “iron John” for my liking. All that beard and ice stuff leaves me cold.
 
i got hit by a car and from not breathing correctly i get pins and needles through out my body and headaches, which i believe is because of muscle tension or something the doc said... i noticed that with constantly breathing in through the nose and either out through the mouth or nose steadily that i can relax and stop the symptoms of having an injured back. doing this to stay relaxed has in turn got me steadily very high frequently getting into intense periods of meditation that i was never really capable of before. it maybe because i abused psychedelics a great deal since injuring myself, but i did use a lot before and never really felt and experienced what i do now. sometimes my breathing gets me very high like being relaxed and euphoric high on opiates and sometimes feeling of like i'm rolling on E but not as stimulating. if i relax long enough i'm able to achieve psychedelic states.

with wim hoff breathing, i think that's too fast to get going and then when you do the 15 second breath hold, i would say that's too long and creates tension ime.. i read the book "The science of breath" and they recommend getting into 5 second holds for the breath, and most of the time that's even too long. if i did wim hoff breathing, like you mentioned you feel tense, i would feel really shitty nerve damage symptoms in my body and get a headache. nothing enjoyable about it. i find breathing in through the nose and out through the nose at a slow but relaxed and not pushing trying to be slow pace, just be natural breathing and try to ride that. kind of just relax until you notice your breathes start to get longer, and then maybe i can hold a 5 count breath in...

speaking of holding long breathes, when i first started smokiing weed, i'd have perfect slow long breathes through my nose, and i'd hold them for like 20-30 seconds and just lay around on the floor tripping out, but when i got hit by a car holding those breathes (life wim hoff would for me) caused pretty bad headaches and itchy pins and needles through out my body. i had to develop the perfect in and out breathing to help my nerves and muscles from being damaged. i held my breath in way too long getting stoned. it felt good though.

OP mentions they feel tense, when trying to achieve psychedelic states through breathing, it's best to be working on relaxing the muscles.. idk, maybe people get off on different stuff though and my psychedelic effect is just a psychological effect of relaxing. idk.
 
cmon people casually do fentanyl on this site plus i couldnt really find anything saying it causes brain damage the only real risks i found where fainting and drowning from doing it in water

lack of oxygen causes brain damage. Fent like most opiates doesent cause brain damage
 
As a veteran of the choking game I can say hyperventilation definitely gets you places. Whether those places are of transcendence I couldn't tell you. Never got a boner out of it, though.
 
Read a bit about it and hyperventilation not totally innocent doesn t seem that dangerous. Getting to know the principles when doing this do seem relevant as the term. Hypocapnia, that occur s by hyperventilating. The schoolyard: the fainting game.
Never heard of that but was led to believe that if kid s hold their breath.
They just faint and recover as well after hyperventilating to much.
Is that still the medical point of view ?
I myself dont like that effect. Feel s like it s on the edge of going over to the other side.

Controlled breathing, occur s during meditating and sometimes circumstances. Is extremely relaxing. To the point even the in and out are no longer perceivable. Hard to sustain this while also conscious experiencing it. Why meditation can work extremely well. But also need s practice.

The advanced Oxygen method seemed interesting think it s related to hight/ mountain climbing ? But i d read it all. And search for possible dangers i was you. Deeply inhaling smoke and huffing N2O without taking grasps of air. Don t feel s particular safe. No idea how this relates to hyperventilating. That just look and feels bad afaik,

It s used medically for intracranial hypertension.

 
Thats the brain damage likely.

No, just temporary lack of oxygen to the brain. Very briefly is fineish.
Howwwwwwever, I have hypoxic brain damage [mostly affecting my short term memory and word-recall.
I'm only alive because this happened to me IN the emergency room [like, I was already sitting in the waiting area waiting to be seen as my dad had got home from work and found me having a seizure].
I had another seizure there [note: I stop breathing during these] that didn't stop despite them injecting me with [I forget if it was Diazepam or Lorazepam] twice. It went on for almost 5 minutes before they finally had to put me into a Phenobarbital coma.
Would definitely not risk depriving your brain oxygen deliberately.
 
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