How much ambien cr do you need to take to hallucinate?

Answer 1

In all honesty if you take about 8-12 tablets (at 50mg each) that should do the trick, depending on your weight and sensitivity to the drug. I am not however trying to encourage you. The first time is okay, you get a headache and you feel like your legs are weighted down to the floor. Its good to start of with only a few pills to see if you will have an allergic reaction, and if none occur within the first hour then you can consume the rest. Negative effects include feeling heavyness, cottonmouth, and tightness. Rumors persist of brain damage from high doses though there is no scientific proof to back this claim up. Though chronic abusers have been shown to get clinically depressed it usually goes away after the abuse is stopped.

Answer 2

I took Two and got messed up for a good half hour then trew up and I was fine. After I threw up I felt free and amazing, I don't remember alot but my freinds told me I said stuff like I was at a carnival, This jungel gym looks like snakes, Yelling at my freind about forgetting my birthday.

Answer 3

You just should not try it at all. I know many people risk it but it is completely UNSAFE. As is Corricedin (Triple C's) The feelings that these drugs create is not actually a "high" at all.

It is simply your body overdosing. Those who do it more and more frequently, seriously risk the chance of not being able to regain control. This is especially so with Ambien as it is a sleep agent. My suggestion is to go home and tell you parents you love them, clean your room, go to school and stop trying to be cool by popping pills with your homies!

Answer 4

the whole bottle.

That is idiotic. Ambien is a SLEEPING medication. The properties of this medication make it difficult to get a "high" from it. Most likely you will go into cardiac arrest or coma state if you take a great deal of this medication. It does have the side effect in a certain number of people of causing amnesia about events or actions that might happen while under the influence of this medication. People have left home, driven cars, made phone calls, and other reported events with no memory of having done them while taking ambien.

I agree: Don't be stupid. Ambien is an addictive substance. It ruined my life (I was addicted to it for years). Don't let it ruin yours.

Answer 5

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