What is N-Bomb?

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What is N-Bomb? – talktofrank.com

N-Bomb is a powerful hallucinogen, which means it changes the way you see objects and reality. You might see or hear things which aren’t there (known as hallucinations). The experience of taking hallucinogens is often referred to as a ‘trip’. Trips can be good or bad, but until you take it you don’t know how it will affect you – and once you’re on a ‘trip’ you can't stop it.

The main effects and risks of taking hallucinogens, like N-Bomb, are:

  • Time and movement can appear to speed up and slow down.
  • Colour, sound and objects can get distorted and you can experience double vision.
  • These distortions of your senses can be quite unpredictable, sometimes pleasant, but sometimes very frightening (these are called 'bad trips').

N-Bomb is a term for a member of the NBOMe ‘family’ of drugs. They are highly powerful hallucinogens, similar to LSD and are also related to the 2C ‘family’ of compounds.

 

N-Bombs banned from 10th June 2013
On 10th June 2013, four N-Bombs will be banned by the Government under a temporary class drug order. They will remain illegal for at least 12 months while drug experts consider their full range of harms.

It is therefore illegal to sell, supply or give away these substances to friends. If the police suspect you

.have a temporarily banned substance , they can confiscate and dispose of it. Supplying someone else, including your friends, can get you fourteen years in jail and/or an unlimited fine under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.

Until recently N-Bombs have been sold as 'legal highs'.

What are the effects of N-Bombs?
The effects of N-Bombs can last between six and ten hours and include:

  • Feeling of euphoria (intense happiness) and love/empathy.
  • Mental and physical stimulation.
  • A pleasant or positive change in consciousness.
  • Unusual body sensations.

Because N-Bombs are similar to LSD, they are likely to have similar effects to LSD. The experience of taking hallucinogens, like LSD, is often referred to as a ‘trip’.

A positive trip can make you feel happy, euphoric and relaxed. A negative or bad trip can make users feel tense, nervy and confused. You might even experience unpleasant and scary hallucinations (seeing or hearing things that aren’t there).

Other effects:

  • During a time and your movements can appear speeded up or slower down. Colours, objects and sound can appear very differently to normal.
  • Feeling tired, anxious, panicky and depressed.
  • Trips can feed off your imagination – so if you’re unhappy or nervous it can make these feelings a lot worse.

 

 


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