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phrozen said:Did you read panic's posts?
apparently not . . .
phrozen said:Did you read panic's posts?
panic_in_paradise said:It can happen from changes in atmosphereic pressure, or fast changes in elevation, going to different depth of water too fast,
panic_in_paradise said:Again, coke makes your blood thinner, so your heart beats faster, your blood moves faster through your body, and as its rushing through your head you hear it as a riiiiiiiiiiiiiing, 'white noise', cellophane tearing, or the lovely stretchy metallic sounds.
It can happen from changes in atmosphereic pressure, or fast changes in elevation, going to different depth of water too fast, standing or sitting too fast, trauma to the head, severe anxiety and other stressing occurrences that cause your blood pressure to rise or fall.
LivingOnValium and Ambient Dreamer are correct.
Actually, it moves through your body because cocaine is a vasoconstrictor and thus makes all your veins shrink, increasing blood pressure. At the same time, it's a CNS stimulant, and therefore makes your heart beat much faster. When you take the increase in blood pressure and add it to the greatly increased heart rate, you end up with highly sped up blood, much more than you'd get from any blood thinning.
panic_in_paradise said:oook, they said the same thing I said after me, except described it as elevated blood pressure, or, the increased force of blood flow. In other words the blood rushing through your head, causing a ringing sound, which may also be described as the 'blanket term' tinnitus, which is used to describe ringing in the ear.
Edit:
Tinnitus:"Ringing in the ears" or another noise that seems to originate in the ears or head.
source: medterms.com
QFT.
touche...
iameatingjam said:I get a very large ring from like 400mg/+ caffeine
I wonder its from the same thing
panic_in_paradise said:Do you think 400mgs of caffeine could do that though 51fifty?
I sense that you are asking a rhetorical question.