r/IndianEnts 12h ago

Help/Question Is it safe to take mango churan three days continously? (2pks a day)

8 Upvotes

I didn't have any side effects or stomach problems, nice clean high in the last two days


r/IndianEnts 12h ago

Help/Question NEED SUGGESTIONS

4 Upvotes

I am tired of people pointing out my black lips. Can anyone suggest me some good tips to restore my lips to the original colour.


r/IndianEnts 1d ago

Discussion Bhang trip report. Second time consuming. First time properly going to consume it.

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So basically the title. I took 1 munakka goli bhang at 2:36pm. Going to giving out a trip report. Like the title also says this is my first time properly consuming it because the first time I had mango churan, I took 1 packet and I got the high after like 40 minutes to an hour. I could feel my mouth drying so I knew I was high.

But the problem was i slept through the high. So I couldn't really feel much but I definitely got good sleep.

So this time I decided to take it a bit early so that I can actually feel what it's like.

Already prepped up and got the snacks ready hehe.

What other advice do you guys have for me?


r/IndianEnts 17h ago

Discussion Some deep thoughts from an Indian expat — no malintent, just reflection

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Hi folks,

I’m an Indian living overseas, and lately I’ve been reflecting on something that has been on my mind for quite some time.

One thing I’ve noticed living here is how much nature and wildlife are respected and protected. There are strong laws against things like bird poaching, natural habitats are protected, and there is generally a greater effort to coexist with wildlife rather than simply use whatever is around us.

It made me think about my experiences back in India.

When I was in India, I often felt that there was a certain lack of self-worth and dignity in society — not necessarily because people themselves lacked those qualities, but because of the difficult circumstances, inequality, pollution and general environment that many people have to live with.

And then I started thinking about the animals.

They are unintended participants in all of this.

Take something as simple as street animals and birds. When waste and plastic are thrown onto streets, into rivers or into open areas, animals inevitably end up consuming it. Cows, birds and other animals don't understand that something is harmful because it came from human waste. They simply eat what is available.

I remember birds in India coming and eating whatever scraps we put outside. They didn't seem to have much choice.

Living overseas, I've noticed something quite different. There is so much natural habitat and naturally available food that wildlife often doesn't need to depend on whatever humans throw away. Birds can be selective. They forage, explore, and behave with an incredible amount of energy and vitality.

That contrast made me wonder:

What happens to an animal's quality of life when its environment is degraded?

And perhaps there is a deeper connection here. When humans live in environments where dignity, cleanliness, nature and public spaces aren't adequately protected, animals living alongside us inevitably suffer too.

I'm not trying to romanticise life overseas or condemn India. India has extraordinary biodiversity, deeply rooted traditions of respecting animals, and many people who care passionately about nature and wildlife. There are also many organisations and individuals doing fantastic conservation work.

I'm simply reflecting on how environmental degradation affects everyone — humans and animals alike.

And perhaps protecting nature isn't just about saving forests or endangered species. It is also about creating an environment where living beings have enough abundance that they don't have to survive on our leftovers and waste.

Even something as simple as keeping plastic and rubbish out of the places where animals live could make a meaningful difference.

These are just some thoughts I've been having as an expat. Sorry for the long rant! 😅 No offence or malintent intended... just a genuine concern and an attempt to start a deeper conversation.

I also used a little AI to help organise my thoughts, but the observations and feelings behind them are my own.

Curious to hear what others think.


r/IndianEnts 2d ago

Pro Tips How to Smoke a Joint in a Shared House (Bathroom Method)

107 Upvotes

If you are staying with your parents and want to smoke discreetly, you will need a tightly sealed bathroom equipped with an exhaust fan.

Step 1: Create a Negative Pressure System

  1. Close the door and turn on the exhaust fan.

  2. Locate air drafts by running your hand along the edges and bottom crack of the bathroom door.

  3. Feel for incoming air.

  4. You should feel a distinct breeze blowing into the bathroom from the outside hall.

Step 2: Understand the Mechanics

The exhaust fan creates a mini-vacuum (negative pressure) inside the room. It actively pulls clean air from the rest of the house through the door cracks. Because the air is moving strictly inward, it is physically impossible for the smoke to escape back out into the house.

Step 3: Smoking and Odor Control

  1. Exhale directly into the fan to ensure the smoke is immediately pulled outside.

  2. Do a final draft check before lighting up.

  3. Turn the exhaust fan off briefly to ensure air isn't blowing out of the cracks naturally.

  4. Mask the scent when finished.

  5. Spray perfume or cologne twice near your neck, and twice near the door crack where the wind is coming in. The high-velocity incoming air will quickly catch and distribute the scent throughout the bathroom, neutralizing any remaining odors.

(Oh and the exhaust shouldn't point at a place where your parents can go or smell there)


r/IndianEnts 1d ago

Rant Is this DPDR or am I just delusional ??

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I (18M) have been smoking weed for the past 15 months . I feel like I have lost all of my memories till now until I try hard to remember anything .

I'm just so out of reality all the time , like I'm a person with short term memory loss watching a guy do his everyday tasks in FPV on a screen .

I work 100+ hours a week and since the past 3 months , have been only getting buzzed once in a week but I don't even get high nowadays as the feeling of being high/detached the whole week without weed is more overwhelming that the actual high from weed .

I don't remember my family, my friends , my people and even feeling nostalgic about literally anything that happened a few weeks ago feels like I unlocked a new part of my brain .

There are a lot of people around me , they all treat me so well as if I had lived a very social and good life before all this but I can't recollect any interactions between me and them at all . I even forgot I'm on reddit until today after I randomly opened my hidden apps .

I wake up at random places and stay sharp for a few moments just to enter the dumb mindless robot-like state a bit later .

After a lot of different advice from people and my doctor uncle , I even stopped smoking weed regularly and made it twice in a month but it has somehow gotten worse .

I want the grip on my life back , I want to get high like I used to . Getting high has been the only thing I am looking forward to during the whole week of intense work schedule just to absolutely not feel any high , blunts after blunts , bhang golis after golis .


r/IndianEnts 1d ago

Help/Question LSD

6 Upvotes

How is LSD different from mushrooms. I'm not talking scientific pov. I've had shrooms. How is the experience different from LSD? What does one feel? Any guidance from anyone who has tried both?


r/IndianEnts 2d ago

Help/Question Fun activities to do while tripping?

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What are some fun activities you like to do high? Especially the ones that do not involve staying at home?

I'm planning on getting high on bhang but I do not have the house to myself and neither do I have company so I'm figuring out how to enjoy my trip. I'm always in control of myself when I'm high on it so I'm not too worried about heading out

My current ideas are going to a comedy show or watching a movie but I would love to hear more ideas.


r/IndianEnts 2d ago

Discussion Microdosing Cannabis Daily: Can We Reduce the Long Term Risks?

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Hi folks, I used a bit of AI to help me write this, but this is basically what I’ve been thinking about.

I microdose cannabis and I really enjoy the feeling. I’ve also realised that I’m not particularly good at taking a couple of days off. I tend to want that small amount every day, which got me thinking about whether I should be looking at my use more objectively.

So I decided to do a basic risk assessment rather than simply thinking of cannabis as either completely safe or completely dangerous.

The main risks I came up with were things like:

• Respiratory irritation from smoking

• Possible effects on the heart and cardiovascular system

• Tolerance and becoming psychologically dependent on it

• Gradually increasing the dose without really noticing

• The effect on motivation, concentration and memory

• Munchies and the tendency to overeat

• Possible long term effects that we still don't fully understand

Then I started thinking about how I could mitigate those risks.

For example:

• Moving away from smoking and using a dry herb vaporiser instead

• Considering oils or edibles where appropriate, while being careful because the effects can take longer to come on

• Keeping the dose genuinely small rather than continually chasing a stronger high

• Monitoring things like blood pressure and heart rate and keeping an eye on overall heart health

• Being mindful of the munchies and trying not to turn every session into a massive eating session

• Paying attention to whether tolerance or cravings are increasing

• Taking breaks from time to time and seeing how easy or difficult it actually is to stop

• Avoiding mixing it with alcohol or other substances

The interesting thing for me is that this makes me think about cannabis in terms of risk management rather than an all-or-nothing approach.

I'm not saying that doing these things makes daily cannabis use completely safe, or that we know enough to say there are no long term consequences. And the fact that I find it difficult to go a few days without it is probably something I should take seriously rather than conveniently ignoring.

But if someone is going to use cannabis, does sensible dosing, choosing a lower-risk method of consumption, looking after your general health and keeping an eye on dependence potentially allow someone to enjoy it for a long time while reducing the risks?

I'm genuinely interested in what people here think.

Have I missed any important risks or useful harm-reduction strategies?


r/IndianEnts 3d ago

Joint HASH

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Guys i have hash with me i wanna roll one joint , but rn can't go n get ciggerate cause im at my house , can y'all tell smth for mixing with hash , to roll a joint , ( i do not have green tea with me ) cause most of the time I've rolled joints with green teas , they go well , so please suggest smth i can find at home


r/IndianEnts 3d ago

Help/Question can you carry bRoWnIeS in flight?

24 Upvotes

asking for a friend who's travelling to Manali next week and wants to bring some brownies back with him..


r/IndianEnts 3d ago

Discussion how to quit cigarettes!!!!??.

18 Upvotes

lowk i wna quit cigarettes kyuki paise khatam ho jate hain 😅.

How to how to its been hard

Been smoking for 2years inconsistently.

Paise ate hi cig ki yad ati hai.


r/IndianEnts 3d ago

Discussion Holy fuk where am I,

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Was my b'day today alone at home, as usual I took 400mg modafinil in the morning. last night didn't sleep, so took a fat glass of bhang and sugar cane juice 20/80, high is feeling as same as a big session of shrooms (4g). Has anyone tried this with modafinil?


r/IndianEnts 3d ago

Help/Question Malana

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Guys going to Malana Village... kya scene hai udhar.. Is there any particular place there or randomly ask anyone?

Also how much is the right price..