Asthma Inlahlers

**C911** · 03-02-2008 08:22 AM

I recently purchased a new kind of asthma inhaler, with a tube like thing that you pump the inhaler into, and then suck it out of the tube. This makes it so you dont inhale too quick with the inhaler, and half of the medicine goes to the back of your throat and stays there. Im very impressed with it, but i have a question. Ive realized that if i fill up the tube with the asthma medicine "Combivent", then i inhale it, and at the last second puff 1 or 2 more puffs into the container to give me that last little burst, then i go really dizzy. I know im probly just making my adrennaline go sky high, but ive realized that if i do this right before i go to bed, it usually takes me about 10 minutes longer to go to sleep, but i can enter SP really really easily, without much effort. Then from there i can go lucid or AP, but i was wondering what this could mean? How does an asthma inhaler induce this?

**Dizko** · 03-02-2008 09:35 PM

No idea, but i suggest you refrain from doing it until you find out =P

**C911** · 03-03-2008 10:20 AM

Lol when im intrigued by a drug, i cant just stop

Just an hour or two ago, i did it again. This time, my heart didnt race, but the longer i held my breath after i inhaled, the more weird sounds i could hear. It was very hard to focus on stuff, and it was like black was surrounding everything i saw. I was knocking myself out, clearly, but the only difference was i could feel my body move, when it didnt. Almost as if i was getting out of my body, when i was awake. Weird eh?

**Ceonsamea** · 03-03-2008 05:12 PM

I don't know too much about these kind of things, but if you inhale lots of helium without taking a breath in between you go dissy, and some times sort of 'dream' but your still standing wherever you last were. maybe its lack of oxygen, you start to fall unconscious? but you don't feel like you need to breath because you just breathed soomething in, although it wasn't oxygen?

I don't know but its an idea.

Or it could be a direct effect from the stuff you are inhaling, I don't know.

**C911** · 03-05-2008 07:45 AM

Good assumptions. I agree, that they medicine can do that. The only real thing that i cant seem to understand, is why an adrenaline boost can boost astral projection. Its very weird to me.

Ive done this every night so far, almost knocking myself out with the stuff, and i get the same effect, and a vivid AP... :S

**bradysimpson** · 03-05-2008 11:01 AM

hey...um...how do i tell you this....STOP WITH THAT SO CALLED LD INDUCER!!! its extremely bad for your heart and can cause you to have a heart attack so plese if not for your sake then every one who is reading your thread PLEASE STOP!!!!

ps: sorry if i was a bit mean (i hate being mean)

**bradysimpson** · 03-05-2008 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by bradysimpson

hey...um...how do i tell you this....STOP WITH THAT SO CALLED LD INDUCER!!! its extremely bad for your heart and can cause you to have a heart attack so plese if not for your sake then every one who is reading your thread PLEASE STOP!!!!

ps: sorry if i was a bit mean (i hate being mean)

i hate me!!

**bradysimpson** · 03-05-2008 11:05 AM

whats the point of dreaming if its not in anime!! i love anime!!

**Überschall** · 03-05-2008 09:15 PM

Originally Posted by bradysimpson

hey...um...how do i tell you this....STOP WITH THAT SO CALLED LD INDUCER!!! its extremely bad for your heart and can cause you to have a heart attack so plese if not for your sake then every one who is reading your thread PLEASE STOP!!!!

ps: sorry if i was a bit mean (i hate being mean)

If he is in the medical need to consume the inhaler, he has to. And then it also doesn't matter when, might as well do it before going to bed.

**C911** · 03-06-2008 12:44 AM

Yeah, true to that. I have to take it, and it does it when i take it, and it promotes AP, so i think ill keep on doing it. If doctors prescribed it to me, then i think im safe. :p

**Elite** · 03-06-2008 04:09 PM

You might be killing your brain cells =[

**C911** · 03-07-2008 05:31 AM

You only live once. I say, have fun and go without pain and being able to breath

**AlexLou** · 03-07-2008 04:09 PM

So I looked up Combivent: dizziness and sleep problems are normal side effects. Nothing to be concerned about. So enjoy!

Actually now that I think about it, I started experiencing SP around the same time I started having asthma. The asthma was severe enough that I needed medication. Hmm . . .

**TheKingOfGlass** · 03-07-2008 07:47 PM

Originally Posted by Elite

You might be killing your brain cells =[

No pain no gain

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