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'''Spontaneous tactile sensations''' is a component which is commonly referred to as a “body high” and can be described as an activation of nerve endings across the body occurring without any obvious or immediate physical trigger. The experience of this results in feelings of distinct random tactile noise and general tingling sensations. These vary greatly in their alternative styles of sensation, depending on the substance consumed but can be broken down into three basic levels of intensity, | '''Spontaneous tactile sensations''' is a component which is commonly referred to as a “body high” and can be described as an activation of nerve endings across the body occurring without any obvious or immediate physical trigger. The experience of this results in feelings of distinct random tactile noise and general tingling sensations. These vary greatly in their alternative styles of sensation, depending on the substance consumed but can be broken down into three basic levels of intensity, | ||
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*'''All encompassing vs. Location specific''' - Feelings of tactile noise can either be felt across every square inch of the skin or in very specific locations such as the ends of the fingers and toes, up and down the spinal column, or across/within the head. | *'''All encompassing vs. Location specific''' - Feelings of tactile noise can either be felt across every square inch of the skin or in very specific locations such as the ends of the fingers and toes, up and down the spinal column, or across/within the head. | ||
*'''Euphoric vs. Dysphoric''' – At appropriately high dosages, feelings of tactile noise and tingling nerve endings can either be interpreted as immensely and overwhelmingly pleasurable or they can manifest in the opposite direction and become extremely uncomfortable. | *'''Euphoric vs. Dysphoric''' – At appropriately high dosages, feelings of tactile noise and tingling nerve endings can either be interpreted as immensely and overwhelmingly pleasurable or they can manifest in the opposite direction and become extremely uncomfortable. | ||
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===See also=== | ===See also=== | ||
*[[Subjective effects index]] | *[[Subjective effects index]] | ||