Misc Nutmeg Oil - How to regulate duration of high

[Khl0wn]

Hi everyone,
Looking to try nutmeg oil as it seems to be a legal, cheap and reasonably fun high, without the illness effects of the powder or entire nuts. I heard that the high lasts a really long time (like 12+ hours for a decent dose) so I was wondering if there were any ways to regulate how long the high lasts/make it last less time?

 

[flyhighk]

You could make it last for a shorter time if you could make your body metabolise it faster. But that would be too complicated and just not worth the effort.

Keep in mind that it takes a long time to kick in as well (4-5 hours after oral ingestion)

 

[f33lg00d]

The illness, flu-like effects are inseperatable from the "high". There's really no way to decrease it's duration either.

 

[Zeeman]

I think the only way to regulate the duration of any drug is by changing the route of administration, but oral is really the only way to take nutmeg or its essential oil.

Where did you get the idea that nutmeg oil is fun and doesn't have the side effects of nutmeg though? Myristicin is the main psychoactive compound in nutmeg, and it definitely can cause some very unpleasant side effects in addition to its intended deliriant effect, which is anything but fun. The #1 issue I have with deliriants is that you don't realize that you're tripping - that piece of knowledge is vital to calming yourself if the trip goes bad - without it, you're 100% at the mercy of this substance.

Psychedelics are already very cheap for the occasional user. I highly suggest not messing around with any deliriants.

 

[sekio]

There's no easy way to alter the duration of nutmeg, no.

 

[ErgicMergic]

The #1 issue I have with deliriants is that you don't realize that you're tripping - that piece of knowledge is vital to calming yourself if the trip goes bad - without it, you're 100% at the mercy of this substance.

Psychedelics are already very cheap for the occasional user. I highly suggest not messing around with any deliriants.

Agreed