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Misc Snorting - Voice changing - What I am doing wrong

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Youpi

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Hello there

I've been snorting various substances for the past years, read the thread how to improve absorbtion rate, dont think Im doing anything wrong.

I've always been getting good effects from snorting, but there is something weird happening when it comes to drugs that I snort a lot (1g or more) within a short period of time.

I dont get the drip anymore or much less, and my voice changes.
People can even hear it on phone, it sounds like I am ill.
It feels like powder getting straight down my throat and sticking on my vocal strings if that make sense.

It goes away but needs like 12 hours, it is really annoying as some people know that voice is due to snorting too much.

Does anyone have the same problem ?
What am I doing wrong ?
Does anyone have an explanation ?

Wouldnt be surprised if that was some kind of limit of my nose, after which absorbtion stops and everything goes straight to my throat ?

Thanks
 
No offense (and I could be wrong) but your hypothetical explanations sound rather silly to me. I've noticed that I often do not get much of a drip from coke lately and I've heard people on here talk about getting less drip when using better technique. I inhale lightly and pinch my nose for a bit after each line and get much less drip then when I ignorantly snorted as hard as I could when I didn't know any better.

What kind of drugs are you using? People often talk about opioids causing their voice to become lower regardless of route of administration. Lots of recreational drugs can relax the lower esophageal sphincter contributing to acid reflux and if it's bad enough, the acid can irritate the larynx causing a lower and/or raspier voice as well. If I were you, I would get a good OTC antacid such as omeprazole (prilosec) and see if that helps... unless you're willing to just use less which of course would be your best bet ;)

I've never heard of any kind of absorption limit and I can't imagine that exists - there are lots of members on here who had huge habits for years and years and have never mentioned any kind of limit.
 
My voice always get raspier when doing opiates. The worst was a week ago when I did 100mgs of Morphine & I was really high. My voice was pretty bad when I would talk to people on the phone & they knew I was high, LoL!
 
This is with mephedrone.

My voice isnt just lower, it sounds just like when I have a flue.

Sorry if my explanations sounded silly, but I made that thread in order to know the real reaons not to get blamed.
 
I think it's just when you're snorting too much.

Using less at a time, changing of ROA, cleaning my nose, now I don't get this weird voice anymore.

Thanks guys
 
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