lol thats why im saying its not like "ANYONE DO CRACK??", you guys this stuff is legal, you can get it at a few places in my town and all over the internet. Just curious what people thought of it.

 

flip you need to read about this stuff they are calling it the new lsd and its already killed a few people so imo that doesn't make it right cause its legal

 

Peg_Leg, please quote your sources. According to Wikipedia it MAY have been a contributing factor in one death. I would like to know more about it.

 

You're asking Peg to quote his sources, and you're using WIkipedia? [&:]


Get Real

 

ummm a little tv news channel called CNN

 

i actaully was reading up on it and Gene isn't lying....theres only been 1 reported death leading to it (not just on wikipedia), and while i do realize and respect the dangers of salvia, i think tobacco smoke seems to be a little more dangerous than this stuff, how many people a year does that kill? But would you say anything if i asked people if they liked tobacco? Yes i know it messes you up a little more than tobacco does.... and you guys i can see how this is conterversial but are you really going to ban me because i was curious about a LEGAL substance? Settle down.....you know i'm not here to start sh*t, i've been around long enough

 

Yea ive tried it a couple times with some friends and its pretty basic stuff...you trip for 15 mins and its done lol.

 

Yeah, done it. Not that great. I only did 10x though. it only lasts for like 10-15 min.
Id rather smoke marijuana then salvia. Thats my $0.02.
Yeah its completely legal here and you can buy it at whatever age.

 

heres everything you need to know
http://www.sagewisdom.org/usersguide.html

 

awesome link.....

Salvia leaf is physically quite safe. It is very gentle on the body. Toxicological studies have shown that salvinorin A is extraordinarily non-toxic. No one has ever died from a Salvia overdose. Salvia is not habit-forming or addictive. People who choose to use Salvia, tend to do so quite infrequently. Salvia is not a stimulant, it is not a sedative, it is not a narcotic, it is not a tranquilizer. Like many entheogens, at sufficiently high doses it can induce visions, yet it is quite different from other entheogens. Dale Pendell, in his book Pharmako/poeia, assigns Salvia divinorum to a unique pharmacological class, which he calls "existentia." This term alludes to the philosophical illumination Salvia seems to shine on the nature of existence itself.