Euphoria

Euphoria is also known as feeling good. It can be equated with extreme happiness and a sense of general well-being. When a hot chick hits on you and you feel a little rush, that's euphoria. Basically the feeling that you have when you find out that you just won $200 million. Small things can be euphoric as well, for example, when you finally find that last little crack rock that's been hiding under your table.

Euphoria-inducing drugs

Divine levels of euphoria

• Opiates (oxycodone, hydrocodone, heroin, morphine, , opium, etc.) [DA BEST]
• Nitrous Oxide (Best used with other drugs to achieve a euphoria not possible with nitrous oxide alone).
• Methylated amphetamines (MDMA, methamphetamine)
• Cocaine HCl and crack

High levels of euphoria

• Amphetamine

Moderate levels of euphoria

• Non-amphetamine-based stimulants (methylphenidate, ephedrine, propylhexedrine)
• PCP
• Ketamine
• DXM

Minor levels of euphoria

• Caffeine
• Cannabis (High levels of euphoria are possible in certain situations, such as listening to music).
• Chocolate (Snorting cocoa powder or stuffing chocolate up your nose can give moderate euphoria).

Variable levels of euphoria

• Alcohol (Some people may experience minor euphoric effects from alcohol)
• Tobacco (Varies greatly with brain chemistry, euphoria can be high-none at all)
• Benzodiazepines (Sometimes direct euphoria. In other cases will just eliminate worries and inhibitions, causing euphoria.)
• Psychedelics (Could be dysphoria. Could be euphoria.)

Dysphoria (Feels Bad Man)

• DPH (DON'T, JUST DON'T.)

See Also

• Feels good man
• High
• Highness Scale