Cannabis Overdose

[Cannaman1ac]

id think in pill form it might be possible cuz its absorbed directly into the bloodstream really fast and theres no smoking involved to tire u out

-im no dr.

Cannaman1ac Reviewed by Cannaman1ac on 05-02-2007. Cannabis Overdose What if Cannabis became soooo potent that eventually people would have to be careful with how much they smoke to avoid overdosing like crack heads and heroin addicts do? Don't look at this like 20 years from now, I'm speaking about possibly 3,000 years from now. Of course we'll never be alive to see it but wouldn't that be something? Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

By the time you came close to ODing on thc, you'd already be a hurtin' puppy from smoke inhalation... lol

[4x5]

if, then....

i would sprout wings, and fly to hell to rob satan of his stash, carry it back to heaven and smoke up jesus christ.

it'll never happen

Nice! lmao to infinity!

[madeline]

What if 3,000 years from now all of our aunts have balls...?

[Cannaman1ac]

What if 3,000 years from now all of our aunts have balls...?

technically some girls already too...if she starts landscaping, ill be worried

[midlifecrisis]

LD50 is a value of partial fatality; IE 50% of test subjects die at said dose.

The LD50 value for THC, or Tetrahydrocannabinol, is a controversial subject, as its intravenous dose for a rat is typically used, and can be found quoted specifically as such in the Merck Index. However, THC is somewhat of a lipid, i.e., it is completey soluble in fat and insoluble in water. This statement would readily explain its significant fluctuation in value between injection and oral administration.

It should be noted that the highest animal that oral LD50 values are available for, the Domestic Dog, would have to consume roughly one third of a pound (150 g) of pure THC in order to experience fatality. This data supports the theory that marijuana can not cause lethal overdose.

TETRAHYDROCANNABINOL TOXICITY DATA:
666 mg/kg ORAL-RAT LD50;
482 mg/kg ORAL-MOUSE LD50;
525 mg/kg ORAL-DOG LD5O;
29 mg/kg INTRAVENOUS-RAT LD50;
42 mg/kg INTRAVENOUS-MOUSE LD50;
128 mg/kg INTRAVENOUS-MONKEY LDLO;
373 mg/kg INTRAPERITONEAL-RAT LD50;
168 mg/kg INTRAPERITONEAL-MOUSE LD50;






hmmmm...... 150 grams of pure THC....yeah, if weed was grown to have 100% thc (impossible!) that would still be a huge joint to smoke!!!!!!

:bigsmoke:

[Killswitch]

Well, it looks like I have a new goal in life.

[onequickmove]

unless we're talking genetic modification, then there's only so much variability in the species; what breeding is about is getting the best traits you can, progressively weeding out less attractive genotypes; so it's not like you could continually make things more and more strong (not forever), what i'm saying is that the species only has so much genetic variability; i'm sure you'll keep having more "power plants", but the main reason for the new ultra-potent weed is the discovery of indica

[scott9116]

If they can grow a human ear on a rat's back I think that that could make some wicked maybe lethal pot. Rat with a human ear on its back?

[colorockman]

if they can do that with a ear on a mouse, they can probably put a horses dick on me....