Question: Coughing = Higher?

[Mr Greenthumb]

I've heard this question a lot, and i suspect it may be a myth. What do you all think? Does coughing get you higher? And if so, how the hell does it work!?

Mr Greenthumb Reviewed by Mr Greenthumb on 01-20-2006. Question: Coughing = Higher? I've heard this question a lot, and i suspect it may be a myth. What do you all think? Does coughing get you higher? And if so, how the hell does it work!? Rating: 5

[pogmoasal1]

its supose to open parts of your lungs that the smoke dosent usualy reach since coughing is really a natural thing you do. i just think it gives you blood shot eyes but we have a visine for that.

[justinsane]

ill tell you what gets you higher....


m o r e w e e d

[Its a Plant]

I dont know about higher, but I would say it gets you high f a s t e r. After a bong hit and a few coughs, I get a huge headrush and the high immediatly kicks in. That's the best part of bongs: being run over by that coughing fit and headrush to come, then sitting back and taking in the high.

[Stoner Shadow Wolf]

coughing is just a way of rushing the high... it doesnt make you any higher, it just speeds up the process of becoming high...


creeper weed? cough it. it wont be creeping as slow.

[LittLeWinG]

i cough when i get really high. first few bowls are usually really easy for me then when i start to get high it gets harder to take all the smoke in and i cough lol. actually sometimes it gets to the point where my chest hurts so much and i lie on the ground like.....Ouch it hurts

[Synthesizer Man]

We've been coughing today. About 10-20 mins after we finished smoking though. It was quite severe too. And its usually when we feel very high as well.

[Faultydesign]

Coughing would agitate the surface of your lungs allowing for more THC to be passed into your blood stream. So you could get higher off less weed and faster,but remember coughing=more smoke out of your lungs. All in all I think it would actually just balance out.

[imagoober]

myth!

[Faultydesign]

About coughing?

It seems logical.

Any specific reason why it isn't true?