Anecdotally, once when I was strapped for cash, I had the idea to exhale into my volcano bag and reinhale it again, repeating this process several times per bag, and maaaaaaan did I get lit. It’s like your own personal hot box. I do this all the time now and radically reduced the amount of herb I was going through, while also massively improving the high.
I struggle to reconcile my experience with your assertion, but am eager to learn more if you have the data.
In this experiment, increasing puff volume significantly raised THC levels in the blood and behavioral effects, while longer breath-holding slightly increased THC levels but did not enhance behavioral effects.
From the article. They do mention a slight increase, fwiw. I’d be curious if the same is true for vaping and to what extent if so. Cool stuff!
Please reply back when you find it!
Anecdotally, once when I was strapped for cash, I had the idea to exhale into my volcano bag and reinhale it again, repeating this process several times per bag, and maaaaaaan did I get lit. It’s like your own personal hot box. I do this all the time now and radically reduced the amount of herb I was going through, while also massively improving the high.
I struggle to reconcile my experience with your assertion, but am eager to learn more if you have the data.
I’m on mobile and supremely lazy, but I found an article on it that contains source links to some of the studies done on it: https://hometownhero.com/learn/why-holding-your-hits-in-is-pointless
Interesting link, thanks for sharing.
From the article. They do mention a slight increase, fwiw. I’d be curious if the same is true for vaping and to what extent if so. Cool stuff!
Also regarding your anecdote, I wonder if the increased/reinhaled CO2 is causing some effects