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Smoking meth

No, it likely doesn't recrystalize in your lungs, but for some reason it is often purported that holding in the smoke is undesired. A dirty synthesis could leave unwanted amounts of solvents, and this could possibly be a reason to avoid inhaling.
Perhaps heavy meth smokers try to let the smoke effectively absorb through their throat/esophagus, being aware of the sometimes painfull results of inhaling. It is possible that this seemingly irrational behavior is a product of the drug induced paranoia often accompanied with amphetamine usage.
 
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What in the holy hell are you talking about? I've heard more coherent sentences from schizophrenic crackheads.
 
Are we done with this?
Meth doesn't "recrystalize in your lungs" or anything else... holding a hit for a few seconds or a minute does the same damage - smoking meth is not a "good practice" but it sure gets you high...
 
hmmmm maybe the white could be meth, but i doubt it.....and if it was that still doesnt mean your lungs can have crystalized meth in them your tounge and mouth can get dry very easy thus allowing no moisture on your tounge and throat ask any pot head, but your lungs on the other hand doesnt have that hinderence.
-phil-
/me smokes some meth
 
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