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Would it be healthy to smoke a cigarette if crushed vitamins were mixed in with the tobacco? Well, not really - remember that it isnt just the tobacco which is believed to cause cancer! It is inhaling smoke in general which damages your lungs! Plus if crushed vitamin tablets were added to the smoke - which is what I assume you mean by crushed vitamins - you would also be smoking a lot of binding agents used in the tablets that are not good for you and would taste disgusting! In...

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Whos giving up smoking now there's a smoking ban in the pubs I see no reason to quit in honesty! Most pubs will still allow you to smoke in the beer-garden or outsite, and many are providing heated outdoor smoking areas with covered benches and comfortable seating! Myself, I have been smoking since I was twelve - that nearly eight years now - and haven't noticed much damage to my health. I have been at points a very heavy smoker, and the worst...

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How do i do CATNIP and what are the side effects? I refer you to several answers I have made on this site about this same question! Catnip is not "just intended for cats" as another user suggested - before the advent of oriental teas, it was the most commonly drank tea in Europe! It has a mild sedative effect (not the kind of high most users - apart from maybe stoners - are looking for), which personally I find enjoyable and it...

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Is there any effects on humans when catnip is mixed with tobacco and smoked? Catnip has sedative effects in humans. In my experience though, the effect is better felt when the catnip is brewed as a tea. Although, I have found that mixing it with legal herbal-highs such as "Super Skunk" or "Northern Lights" (examples from Rhino Gifts website) can enhance the small effect felt from these and overall can achieve a more aromatic smoke. Hope that...

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Can a human get high by smoking catnip? Or is the effect limited to cats? Firstly, to the user Jon Hicks, I would suggest that you check your facts before you post an answer to a question such as this, as you are spouting absolute nonsense. Humans can, in fact, get an effect from catnip - it does in fact have herbal medicinal uses. When made into a tea, it can be used in a topical poultice to reduce the swelling in soft tissue injuries and arthiritis. It also...

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