|
Some of these posts are very old and might contain outdated information. You may wish to search for newer posts instead.
|
melanoxylon
Stranger
Registered: 03/15/18
Posts: 46
Last seen: 4 years, 2 months
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: nitrowhippits]
#25071861 - 03/17/18 08:06 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
>This guy's just shitposting.
Nope. I've done hundreds of n2o sessions with small variations to learn what works best for me.
If anything, using n2o to get subliminal messages from anime seems much more shitposty. Each to their own I guess.
|
Cloudwalk
Wanderer

Registered: 07/03/17
Posts: 5
Loc: New england
Last seen: 2 years, 7 months
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: melanoxylon]
#25072447 - 03/18/18 07:06 AM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
"Now I'm going to get into a little bit of the nitty gritty details about how some do this drug...: - First off, this drug is slow to absorb into the blood stream. Some people say that hyperventilating into a balloon is the way to do it... But they're wrong. The best way to get this drug into your blood stream is to inhale about 1/3 to Β½ of the balloon immediately, then simply sip on the remaining gas in the balloon for the next 30 seconds to minute or more, depending simply on what you are most comfortable with. Comfort is key. With this technique the gas will remain in a persons lungs for the longest amount of time, thus being absorbed into said persons blood stream. Once a person gets the technique down, they can modify it to suit themselves better. Everybody's body is different, and that's okay."
nope, gotta disagree with that, having done nitrous dozens of times. the people breathing into the ballon are correct, this is just a good way to waste the gas, by exhaling into the air. by breathing in and out of the balloon the only time Nitrous escapes is when you pass out and exhale a breath(or drop the balloon lol). also the colder the nitrous (the fresher the balloon came off the tank) the faster itll hit you due to the density of the gas being higher. be careful with the freshies
|
openmind
curious


Registered: 08/03/07
Posts: 13,864
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: nitrowhippits]
#25073429 - 03/18/18 02:54 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Quote:
nitrowhippits said: .... But you are significantly diluting the N2O in your lungs with all those little breaths in between.
So....should I just not breathe any air at all?...
I don't think you're understanding/following my explanation of how I go about it, because I'm not really taking a bunch of little breahthes in between...I'm taking a lung full of about 80% nitrous oxide and 20% air, and taking a single breathe of fresh air in between lung fulls of nitrous. Having a little bit of air in the mix is ideal, I'm not trying to suffocate myself/pass out.
Quote:
Also, I think you're grasp of how much oxygen is released by N2O is pretty far off... N2O is no substitute for air, and I never said it was, but there is definitely oxygen in it and released by it.
Well your grasp and understanding about what nitrous oxide does once in the body is pretty far off .
I know you never said it could be a substitute for air, but stating that it releases oxygen into the body when it's inhaled is some dangerous false information to be spreading. Other folks reading this thread can construe "It releases oxygen into the body" in all sorts of ways.
Nitrous oxide absolutely DOES NOT release ANY oxygen once in the body. None at all. For that to happen the body would have to metabolize nitrous oxide, and more than 99% of the amount inhaled leaves the body via the lungs unchanged.
Where are you getting your information that nitrous oxide breaks down into and releases some oxygen into the body? Where did you come up with this idea? Can you explain the process of how his happens in a very basic way? ...Or can you give me a link showing how nitrous oxide is metabolized and releases oxygen? Because if you look into it, you'll see this isn't true at all.
Quote:
Nitrous oxide is administered by inhalation, absorbed by diffusion through the lungs, and eliminated via respiration. The elimination half life of nitrous oxide is approximately 5 minutes. It is excreted essentially unchanged (ie, nonmetabolized) via the lungs; less than 0.004% is actually metabolized in humans
https://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1413427-overview
Again...Please explain the process, in a simple/basic way, of how nitrous oxide releases oxygen into the body...Or can you just give me a link showing how nitrous oxide is metabolized and releases oxygen into the body?
Quote:
Do you chain smoke..? Maybe that's why you seem to be so adamant about mixing so much oxygen in with something that already has some... Are your lungs damaged..? That doesn't seem healthy.
I don't....I'm not even a cigarette smoker. How did you even come to the idea/conclusion that I'm a chain smoker and have damaged lungs ?
Just because a molecule of nitrous oxide has oxygen in it, that doesn't mean the lungs are absorbing any oxygen and that doesn't mean any of that oxygen is released into the body. Learn some basic chemistry & pharmacology, because your logic is totally off on this. Carbon dioxide has oxygen "in it", go inhale a big lung full of that can see how much oxygen gets released into your system .
I'm so adamant about mixing oxygen in with my nitrous oxide because when I inhale the gas I'm not trying to suffocate myself, holding a big lung full of nitrous oxide and not breathing will make one's lips blue and ultimately lead to depriving the brain of oxygen and potentially passing out...the goal is not to pass out. When nitrous oxide is administered in dentists/hospitals, why do you think they mix the nitrous oxide gas with oxygen gas?
And again, I don't think you're actually understanding/following my description of how I go about inhaling the stuff...because I'm not mixing in or breathing in all that much air or diluting the nitrous all that much at all, just enough to keep me from passing out, enough to keep some fresh air circulating through my system and expel carbon dioxide.
-OM
.
--------------------
Edited by openmind (03/18/18 05:33 PM)
|
openmind
curious


Registered: 08/03/07
Posts: 13,864
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: Cloudwalk]
#25073458 - 03/18/18 03:07 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Quote:
Cloudwalk said: .....by breathing in and out of the balloon the only time Nitrous escapes is when you pass out and exhale a breath(or drop the balloon lol). also the colder the nitrous (the fresher the balloon came off the tank) the faster itll hit you due to the density of the gas being higher. be careful with the freshies
Breathing in and out of the balloon will also build up a bunch of carbon dioxide in the balloon and also ultimately leads to oxygen deprivation. I see more blue lips from folks that huff their nitrous than from people that take big lung fulls mixed with a bit of air.
....To each their own....But I, and everyone else I know that used nitrous with their psychedelic, doesn't huff it by breathing in and out of a balloon.
I used to do this way back in the day the first handful of times I did nitrous...but then I realized it works just fine by breathing it in and holding it in, and this way keeps my oxygen levels up and carbon dioxide levels down...and it lasts waaaay longer for me by breathing it in and holding it in versus huffing it.
The only time I see people huffing their nitrous, it's usually the younger/newb crowd that just hasn't realized yet.
-OM
.
--------------------
|
LogicaL Chaos
Ascension Energy & Alien UFOs




Registered: 05/12/07
Posts: 69,303
Loc: The Inexpressible...
Last seen: 3 seconds
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: openmind]
#25073741 - 03/18/18 05:08 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Nitrous on shrooms or acid is amazing!
Its the icing on the cake, the whip cream on a sundae, the perfect addition.
When u use nitrous on weed, it can be pretty interesting if u are really stoned. But usually its not that interesting.
Have yet to try with mescaline.
-------------------- "What you must understand is that your physical dimension affects everyone in the higher dimensions as well. All things are interconnected. All things are One. Therefore, if one dimension is broken or out of balance, then all other dimensions will experience repercussions." - Pleiadian Prophecy 2020 The New Golden Age by James Carwin PROJECT BLUE BOOK ANALYSIS! (312 pages!) | Psychedelics & UFOs | Ready to Contact UFOs? | The Source on Mushrooms | Trippy Gematrix | Dj TeknoLogical | Fentanyl Test Kits R.I.P. Big Worm || The Start of the Ascension Process was 2020. Welcome to the Next Great Era of Earth πππ
  Oregon Eclipse Festival 2017 :: Aug 19th - 21st :: Pure Paradise   Very Effective LSA Extraction Tek | π§ Advanced Cold Water LSA Extraction Method π§ |  Mescajuana - Mescaline with Marijuana | DMT Dab Bongs | UFO Technology! Shpongle
     
|
openmind
curious


Registered: 08/03/07
Posts: 13,864
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: LogicaL Chaos] 1
#25073789 - 03/18/18 05:28 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Quote:
LogicaL Chaos said: Nitrous on shrooms or acid is amazing!
Its the icing on the cake, the whip cream on a sundae, the perfect addition.
When u use nitrous on weed, it can be pretty interesting if u are really stoned. But usually its not that interesting.
Have yet to try with mescaline.
It goes well with mescaline too ....It has synergy and pairs with all the classics pretty damn well IME/IMO, LSD, mushrooms, & mescaline.....and MDMA and MDA.
I find it to have a particular synergy with LSD specifically....not to say it's no less spectacular with the others, but it meshes with LSD quite well.
The times I've inhaled it along with a hit of DMT or during the after glow of smoked DMT, though, I didn't like it at all. It just seemed to muddle up and wash out some of the DMT doing it's thing.....However, there has been several times where I've used nitrous to settle some pre-launch jitters. Where I get the DMT already loaded up in the pipe and have it sitting next to me, I take a balloon of nitrous and then when the nitrous has just about worn off I'll start hitting the DMT.
-OM
.
--------------------
|
SpiralsAhead
Registered: 11/23/17
Posts: 112
Last seen: 12 days, 6 hours
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: openmind]
#25073865 - 03/18/18 06:04 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Quote:
openmind said:
I find it to have a particular synergy with LSD specifically....not to say it's no less spectacular with the others, but it meshes with LSD quite well.
.
That's cool. I feel the same about mixing it with mushrooms. I have much more experience with LSD and I think that's why I'm preferring mushroom + whippets lately.
|
nitrowhippits
Registered: 03/16/18
Posts: 44
Last seen: 5 years, 9 months
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: nitrowhippits]
#25074145 - 03/18/18 08:16 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
I should also add that Whippets/N2O are completely legal to buy and own in a vast majority of countries, including the US, UK, Japan, and really just about everywhere else.
So yes they are expensive, and it takes a while to really get the same kind of high off of them that you would off of Acid or Mushrooms, but literally anybody over the age of 18 with a valid ID can obtain them on any given day. That's a pretty big deal, especially if you're like me and your primary dealer fell off the map.
|
nitrowhippits
Registered: 03/16/18
Posts: 44
Last seen: 5 years, 9 months
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: openmind]
#25074156 - 03/18/18 08:19 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Quote:
melanoxylon said: >This guy's just shitposting.
Nope. I've done hundreds of n2o sessions with small variations to learn what works best for me.
If anything, using n2o to get subliminal messages from anime seems much more shitposty. Each to their own I guess.
Sorry, you're wrong. Watch RWBY with N2O. Monty Oum was a master of doing N2O.
Quote:
Cloudwalk said: "Now I'm going to get into a little bit of the nitty gritty details about how some do this drug...: - First off, this drug is slow to absorb into the blood stream. Some people say that hyperventilating into a balloon is the way to do it... But they're wrong. The best way to get this drug into your blood stream is to inhale about 1/3 to Β½ of the balloon immediately, then simply sip on the remaining gas in the balloon for the next 30 seconds to minute or more, depending simply on what you are most comfortable with. Comfort is key. With this technique the gas will remain in a persons lungs for the longest amount of time, thus being absorbed into said persons blood stream. Once a person gets the technique down, they can modify it to suit themselves better. Everybody's body is different, and that's okay."
nope, gotta disagree with that, having done nitrous dozens of times. the people breathing into the ballon are correct, this is just a good way to waste the gas, by exhaling into the air. by breathing in and out of the balloon the only time Nitrous escapes is when you pass out and exhale a breath(or drop the balloon lol). also the colder the nitrous (the fresher the balloon came off the tank) the faster itll hit you due to the density of the gas being higher. be careful with the freshies
Sorry, you are also totally wrong. At least try my method for a dozen or so Whippet Chargers. You'll probably cry that you've been doing it wrong all this time. I'll forgive you.
Quote:
openmind said:
Quote:
nitrowhippits said: .... But you are significantly diluting the N2O in your lungs with all those little breaths in between.
So....should I just not breathe any air at all?...
I don't think you're understanding/following my explanation of how I go about it, because I'm not really taking a bunch of little breahthes in between...I'm taking a lung full of about 80% nitrous oxide and 20% air, and taking a single breathe of fresh air in between lung fulls of nitrous. Having a little bit of air in the mix is ideal, I'm not trying to suffocate myself/pass out.
Quote:
Also, I think you're grasp of how much oxygen is released by N2O is pretty far off... N2O is no substitute for air, and I never said it was, but there is definitely oxygen in it and released by it.
Well your grasp and understanding about what nitrous oxide does once in the body is pretty far off .
I know you never said it could be a substitute for air, but stating that it releases oxygen into the body when it's inhaled is some dangerous false information to be spreading. Other folks reading this thread can construe "It releases oxygen into the body" in all sorts of ways.
Nitrous oxide absolutely DOES NOT release ANY oxygen once in the body. None at all. For that to happen the body would have to metabolize nitrous oxide, and more than 99% of the amount inhaled leaves the body via the lungs unchanged.
Where are you getting your information that nitrous oxide breaks down into and releases some oxygen into the body? Where did you come up with this idea? Can you explain the process of how his happens in a very basic way? ...Or can you give me a link showing how nitrous oxide is metabolized and releases oxygen? Because if you look into it, you'll see this isn't true at all.
Quote:
Nitrous oxide is administered by inhalation, absorbed by diffusion through the lungs, and eliminated via respiration. The elimination half life of nitrous oxide is approximately 5 minutes. It is excreted essentially unchanged (ie, nonmetabolized) via the lungs; less than 0.004% is actually metabolized in humans
https://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1413427-overview
Again...Please explain the process, in a simple/basic way, of how nitrous oxide releases oxygen into the body...Or can you just give me a link showing how nitrous oxide is metabolized and releases oxygen into the body?
Quote:
Do you chain smoke..? Maybe that's why you seem to be so adamant about mixing so much oxygen in with something that already has some... Are your lungs damaged..? That doesn't seem healthy.
I don't....I'm not even a cigarette smoker. How did you even come to the idea/conclusion that I'm a chain smoker and have damaged lungs ?
Just because a molecule of nitrous oxide has oxygen in it, that doesn't mean the lungs are absorbing any oxygen and that doesn't mean any of that oxygen is released into the body. Learn some basic chemistry & pharmacology, because your logic is totally off on this. Carbon dioxide has oxygen "in it", go inhale a big lung full of that can see how much oxygen gets released into your system .
I'm so adamant about mixing oxygen in with my nitrous oxide because when I inhale the gas I'm not trying to suffocate myself, holding a big lung full of nitrous oxide and not breathing will make one's lips blue and ultimately lead to depriving the brain of oxygen and potentially passing out...the goal is not to pass out. When nitrous oxide is administered in dentists/hospitals, why do you think they mix the nitrous oxide gas with oxygen gas?
And again, I don't think you're actually understanding/following my description of how I go about inhaling the stuff...because I'm not mixing in or breathing in all that much air or diluting the nitrous all that much at all, just enough to keep me from passing out, enough to keep some fresh air circulating through my system and expel carbon dioxide.
-OM
.
I'm pretty confident you're just trolling now. Either that or you have the lung capacity of a hacky sack.
|
openmind
curious


Registered: 08/03/07
Posts: 13,864
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: nitrowhippits] 1
#25074329 - 03/18/18 09:48 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Quote:
nitrowhippits said:
I'm pretty confident you're just trolling now. Either that or you have the lung capacity of a hacky sack.
Dude...
I'm being pretty straight forward and serious, not at all trolling.
I have no reason to troll and my post would be a lame/vague way of trying to troll someone.
You're claiming that nitrous oxide releases oxygen into the body, I explained that it doesn't....
...You can't explain your claim or back it up so you're just calling me a troll....and making a super random "insult" about me having poor lung capacity (what are you even basing that off of?) .
You can admit you misunderstood what nitrous oxide does once it's in the body, or explain & show me that what you're claiming is actually true....but you can't manage to do either of those so you just call me a troll instead. Grow up dude.
-OM
.
--------------------
|
nitrowhippits
Registered: 03/16/18
Posts: 44
Last seen: 5 years, 9 months
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: openmind]
#25074353 - 03/18/18 09:59 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Alright bro, if you're trolling you win, I'll bite.
"...You can't explain your claim or back it up so you're just calling me a troll....and making a super random "insult" about me having poor lung capacity (what are you even basing that off of?) ."
Alright smart guy. First off, from the wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrous_oxide
<Nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas or nitrous,[1] is a chemical compound, an oxide of nitrogen with the formula N 2O. At room temperature, it is a colorless non-flammable gas, with a slight metallic scent and taste. At elevated temperatures, nitrous oxide is a powerful oxidizer similar to molecular oxygen.
Nitrous oxide has significant medical uses, especially in surgery and dentistry, for its anaesthetic and pain reducing effects. Its name "laughing gas", coined by Humphry Davy, is due to the euphoric effects upon inhaling it, a property that has led to its recreational use as a dissociative anaesthetic. It is on the World Health Organization's List of Essential Medicines, the most effective and safe medicines needed in a health system.[2] It also is used as an oxidizer in rocket propellants, and in motor racing to increase the power output of engines.
Nitrous oxide occurs in small amounts in the atmosphere, but recently has been found to be a major scavenger of stratospheric ozone, with an impact comparable to that of CFCs. It is estimated that 30% of the N 2O in the atmosphere is the result of human activity, chiefly agriculture.[3]>
Second off, if you're so sure N2O has no oxygen in it, nor can it be metabolised to release it, then perform this experiment for me: Exhale all the air from your lungs, and time how long you can hold your breath for. Then do it again, but before you time it inhale a Whippet Charger/N2O balloon, and record your second time. Idk about you but I can hold my breath for slightly longer with a lung full of N2O than I can with regular air, muchless with zero air in my lungs. Maybe I have super lungs? Or maybe you just have little birdy lungs... Idk.
|
openmind
curious


Registered: 08/03/07
Posts: 13,864
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: nitrowhippits]
#25074421 - 03/18/18 10:47 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Quote:
nitrowhippits said: Alright bro, if you're trolling you win, I'll bite.
"...You can't explain your claim or back it up so you're just calling me a troll....and making a super random "insult" about me having poor lung capacity (what are you even basing that off of?) ."
Alright smart guy. First off, from the wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrous_oxide
<Nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas or nitrous,[1] is a chemical compound, an oxide of nitrogen with the formula N 2O. At room temperature, it is a colorless non-flammable gas, with a slight metallic scent and taste. At elevated temperatures, nitrous oxide is a powerful oxidizer similar to molecular oxygen.
Nitrous oxide has significant medical uses, especially in surgery and dentistry, for its anaesthetic and pain reducing effects. Its name "laughing gas", coined by Humphry Davy, is due to the euphoric effects upon inhaling it, a property that has led to its recreational use as a dissociative anaesthetic. It is on the World Health Organization's List of Essential Medicines, the most effective and safe medicines needed in a health system.[2] It also is used as an oxidizer in rocket propellants, and in motor racing to increase the power output of engines.
Nitrous oxide occurs in small amounts in the atmosphere, but recently has been found to be a major scavenger of stratospheric ozone, with an impact comparable to that of CFCs. It is estimated that 30% of the N 2O in the atmosphere is the result of human activity, chiefly agriculture.[3]>
Second off, if you're so sure N2O has no oxygen in it, nor can it be metabolised to release it, then perform this experiment for me: Exhale all the air from your lungs, and time how long you can hold your breath for. Then do it again, but before you time it inhale a Whippet Charger/N2O balloon, and record your second time. Idk about you but I can hold my breath for slightly longer with a lung full of N2O than I can with regular air, muchless with zero air in my lungs. Maybe I have super lungs? Or maybe you just have little birdy lungs... Idk.
You copy and pasted a random part of the wiki page that explains nothing about the metabolism of nitrous oxide, or how nitrous oxide releases oxygen once it is in the body. All I wanted to see was a basic explanation of how nitrous oxide is metabolized and/or how some of the oxygen ends up in the blood stream (that's what you're claiming).
So you're basing this whole idea off the fact that you can hold your breathe for slightly longer with a lung full of nitrous?...Sure there's some logic in that lol...Even if you can though, and I'm not doubting you at all, that doesn't mean oxygen is being released from the nitrous oxide. There is't any.
If that's what happens when nitrous oxide is inhaled, if that's how nitrous oxide is metabolized then that information would be simple to find online, since nitrous oxide is a super common drug that's used in dentistry/medicine....
....but what does one find when they search about the metabolism of nitrous oxide? I don't know if you saw, but I already posted it in one of my previous posts, here---->>>>
Quote:
Nitrous oxide is administered by inhalation, absorbed by diffusion through the lungs, and eliminated via respiration. The elimination half life of nitrous oxide is approximately 5 minutes. It is excreted essentially unchanged (ie, nonmetabolized) via the lungs; less than 0.004% is actually metabolized in humans
https://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1413427-overview
Quote:
.....if you're so sure N2O has no oxygen in it, nor can it be metabolised to release it...
I never once said there isn't any oxygen in nitrous oxide. There is an atom of oxygen within the MOLECULE of nitrous oxide....Nitrous oxide isn't a blend of two gases so there's no "oxygen" freely about in nitrous oxide....it's a molecule....The oxygen is bonded to the nitrogen, this oxygen doesn't just magically break off from the nitrogen and go into the blood stream once it is inhaled and in the body.
But yea, what I am definitely saying (repeating myself) is that nitrous oxide isn't metabolized within the body much at all for the most part...and the teeny tiny minuscule portion of nitrous oxide that is metabolized, 0.004%, isn't releasing any oxygen into the blood stream (I think a teeny tiny portion of the oxygen goes into oxidizing vitamin B-12 within the body and the oxygen becomes attached to the B-12, then that oxidized B-12 is basically pissed out of the body, I'll admit my understanding of that specific aspect could be a bit off)....
.....but for the final time, no oxygen is released into the blood stream from inhaled nitrous oxide.
-OM
.
--------------------
|
nitrowhippits
Registered: 03/16/18
Posts: 44
Last seen: 5 years, 9 months
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: openmind]
#25074428 - 03/18/18 10:52 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
"nitrous oxide isn't metabolized within the body much at all for the most part..."
Isn't metabolized much at all... For the most part..? You don't sound as sure as you were earlier.
Listen, N2O is metabolized within the bloodstream. I never said that %100 of it was, but it is. If you want proof of this, beyond the simple test I just gave you, then what's happening to the vitamin B12? You're aware that N2O interacts with the vitamin B12 within the body because you're such an expert, right? What exactly is the N2O doing to the vitamin B12?
|
openmind
curious


Registered: 08/03/07
Posts: 13,864
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: nitrowhippits]
#25074539 - 03/19/18 12:12 AM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Quote:
nitrowhippits said: "nitrous oxide isn't metabolized within the body much at all for the most part..."
Isn't metabolized much at all... For the most part..? You don't sound as sure as you were earlier.
That's exactly what I said...Nitrous oxide isn't metabolized much at all, for the most part it is not metabolized.
0.004% of the total administered nitrous oxide gets metabolized....So yea with a number like that, what I'd say is..."For the most part, nitrous oxide isn't really being metabolized much at all"
Quote:
Listen, N2O is metabolized within the bloodstream. I never said that %100 of it was, but it is.
The 0.004% that is metabolized/broken down within the body, it doesn't happen in the blood stream/liver. It appears to happen within the intestines, it's a reaction that happens by intestinal bacteria. And NO, it is not releasing any oxygen into the bloodstream.
>>>>>>>>
"...Animal studies indicated that nitrous-oxide was not apparently metabolized by either liver microsomes or liver homogenates. Even so, nitrous-oxide was metabolized through a reductive pathway by anaerobic bacteria from the human intestine. Nitrous-oxide also appeared to be an intermediate in the reduction of nitrite to nitrogen by bacteria. Incubations of nitrite and nitric-oxide molecules with bacteria produced nitrogen gas that contained a nitrogen atom from both nitrite and nitric-oxide molecules...."
https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/nioshtic-2/00185745.html
<<<<<<<<<<<<
Quote:
....what's happening to the vitamin B12? You're aware that N2O interacts with the vitamin B12 within the body because you're such an expert, right? What exactly is the N2O doing to the vitamin B12?
I don't at all consider myself an expert. I feel that I do have a basic understanding of how these things work though, and I do some simple research to learn about the aspects that I don't/fill in the gaps....I think I get the gist of it.
But the nitrous oxide is oxidizing the B-12 . The nitrous oxide oxidizes the cobalt in vitamin B-12 (cyanocobalamin ) , and this basically makes the B-12 unusable, it can't function as it normally does.
".....N2O can oxidize vitamin B12 and inhibit its coenzyme function. For example, this could affect the activity of methionine synthase, which catalyzes the transmethylation from methyltetrahydrofolate and homocysteine to produce tetrahydrofolate and methionine. Inhibition of methionine synthase has the potential to lead to decreased levels of tetrahydrofolate and methionine and subsequent impairment of DNA synthesis and βcarbon 1β metabolic reactions, including methylation. However, such an effect on the activity of vitamin B12 would probably be inconsequential with the short courses of exposure to N2O during anesthesia....."
https://anesthesiageneral.com/nitrous-oxide-metabolism/
This is actually one of the very few "risks" or "dangers" involved with nitrous oxide, the depletion of vitamin B-12. Nitrous oxide can basically deactivate vitamin B-12/block the absorption of it which leads to a whole bunch of issues like peripheral neuropathy/nerve issues . For most folks, this isn't a concern with occasional use of light/moderate amounts of nitrous oxide. (Personally, I've done 24 to 50 chargers about once every 2 or 3 months for the past 7 years or so and I haven't encountered any signs of such issues.).
But!...Another crucial thing...Some people do have a genetic mutation thing going on where they are very susceptible to vitamin B-12 depletion from nitrous oxide and the issue that come from such. Basically their genetics impair their body's ability to use B-12, and even if they supplement with B-12 their body doesn't metabolize/make use of the B-12 all that well. So for these people, apparently, nitrous oxide, even in small amounts, should totally be avoided.
There's been a person or two on the shroomery that's spoken about this from direct personal experience....but again, it's not an issue for most people and this isn't and issue with occasional light/moderate use.
...not trolling.
-OM
.
--------------------
|
pinedownpioneer


Registered: 03/28/10
Posts: 2,536
Loc: TX
Last seen: 4 years, 8 months
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: openmind]
#25074730 - 03/19/18 03:46 AM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Atmosphere at sea level is 20.8% oxygen or 20.9% depending on what meter I'm using. Your original post says "%8 oxygen".
I enjoy N20 especially combining it with psychedelic goodies. N20 + dmt is pretty.
-------------------- Trade list Need kratom? Message me now.
|
nitrowhippits
Registered: 03/16/18
Posts: 44
Last seen: 5 years, 9 months
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: pinedownpioneer]
#25075647 - 03/19/18 02:18 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
I learnt in school that it was %70 and %8. Sorry. That's just what I learnt in school.
|
nitrowhippits
Registered: 03/16/18
Posts: 44
Last seen: 5 years, 9 months
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: openmind]
#25075659 - 03/19/18 02:23 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Openmind, now I definitely know you're just trolling and have no idea what N2O is, it's side effects, or how it works on even the most basic level...
These numbers your bringing up are very, very fake... I can hold my breath for longer with N2O in my lungs, than I can with regular air, and for minutes longer than I can when I've exhaled all the air from my lungs. You. Are. Wrong. Period. It doesn't matter what edited fictional wiki references you bring up.
"But the nitrous oxide is oxidizing the B-12 . The nitrous oxide oxidizes the cobalt in vitamin B-12 (cyanocobalamin ) , and this basically makes the B-12 unusable, it can't function as it normally does."
Oxidizes it..? Hmm? I thought you said earlier the Oxygen in N2O is completely unusable in the human body..? Go ahead and backpedal. I'll wait.
Edited by nitrowhippits (03/19/18 02:42 PM)
|
pinedownpioneer


Registered: 03/28/10
Posts: 2,536
Loc: TX
Last seen: 4 years, 8 months
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: nitrowhippits] 1
#25075825 - 03/19/18 03:52 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
School taught you wrong. It's not 8%
-------------------- Trade list Need kratom? Message me now.
|
openmind
curious


Registered: 08/03/07
Posts: 13,864
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: nitrowhippits]
#25076026 - 03/19/18 05:38 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Quote:
nitrowhippits said: Openmind, now I definitely know you're just trolling and have no idea what N2O is, it's side effects, or how it works on even the most basic level...
These numbers your bringing up are very, very fake.. It doesn't matter what edited fictional wiki references you bring up.
Alright...well if I'm wrong. Then prove me wrong . Explain/teach me how nitrous works on the most basic level. And I'm still waiting for you to explain how nitrous oxide releases oxygen into the blood stream.
You know I'm not trolling,.....Can you prove or back up anything that you've said? Or even give the most basic explanation?...No, you can't.
I never posted anything from wiki, everything I posted was from legit sources....YOU'RE actually the one that copy and posted a random piece of the wiki page for nitrous , which was random as fuck because it didn't even relate to or back up anything you were saying.
Quote:
"But the nitrous oxide is oxidizing the B-12 . The nitrous oxide oxidizes the cobalt in vitamin B-12 (cyanocobalamin ) , and this basically makes the B-12 unusable, it can't function as it normally does."
Oxidizes it..? Hmm? I thought you said earlier the Oxygen in N2O is completely unusable in the human body..? Go ahead and backpedal. I'll wait.
Yea it is unusable...How is the body making use of the oxygen? Explain to me how oxygen or the oxidized B-12 is being used by the body...?....I'll wait.
All you're doing is trying to pick apart every little thing I say with out even backing up your ignorant claims. You haven't made any attempt to explain your claims (Besides your logic of, "I can hold my breathe longer with nitrous, so it releases oxygen into the blood stream")...If that's how it worked, that information would be super simple to find, please show me!!!! I'll wait!
You're wrong. You know it. So you resort to calling me a troll. You say I'm wrong, but you can't manage to prove me wrong or back up anything you've said.
You haven't proven me wrong at all, so ....I'll wait..... 
-OM
.
--------------------
|
nitrowhippits

Registered: 03/16/18
Posts: 44
Last seen: 5 years, 9 months
|
Re: Perfect guide: How to do Whippets/Nitrus. [Re: pinedownpioneer]
#25076033 - 03/19/18 05:40 PM (5 years, 10 months ago) |
|
|
Quote:
pinedownpioneer said: School taught you wrong. It's not 8%
Ok they change what's taught in schools all the time. Sorry
|
|