Party Vibe

@LysergicAcid 457199 wrote:

forgive me but my knowledge of drugs is not much at all.. what part of chocolate contains a drug?:)

I;m under the impression there are stimulant type things in chocolate…

Methylxanthines

Theobromine, a methylxanthine like its relative caffeine, is a bitter tasting stimulant found in chocolate. It’s effect on the central nervous system is much milder than caffeine’s. But it has a greater impact on the heart, smooth muscle, and kidneys.Its effect is so mild that it nearly faded from use in medicine.

Theobromine Effects

It’s a heart stimulant, a diuretic, an artery dilator, and a smooth muscle relaxant. This makes it useful in the treatment of heart problems and other medical conditions such as…

• heart failure-diuretic effect helps rid the body of excessive fluid
• high blood pressure-relaxes blood vessels
• coughing -suppresses the vagus nerve that controls it
• headaches
• asthma-relaxes the smooth muscle of the bronchi

This has led to the development of the chocuhaler. It uses chocolate to help deliver asthma medicine more efficiently.

@LysergicAcid 457202 wrote:

Thanks for the info. I had no idea chocolate contained them substances but it does taste good.

far too good!! 😛

(and I dont know but recon you’d have to eat tons to get any real noticable effect)

@LysergicAcid 457204 wrote:

so true! especially them belgium ones 😀

Yeah I think you would be sick before actually feeling anything, much like the chocolates that contain small amounts of alcohol that you have to be 16 to buy.

BUM IT! 😀

couple o lines o mexxy and sum spellweaver……..

@p0ly 456944 wrote:

Prescription drugs are lovely (when not abused), you know what you are getting and they are as clean as it comes.

There’s a black market for faked scrip drugs. I know someone who has a lot of knowlage on the subject.It’s really not hard to make blisterpacks and cardboard packaging, and people will pay alot more if it looks legit (and trust it more). Not saying what you get isn’t real, just that it’s not a garentee unless you actualy know the person getting the script.