Hallucinace z CBD a HHC: Co skutečně víte o psychických účincích?

When you hear hallucinace, psychické jevy, kdy vidíte, slyšíte nebo cítíte něco, co ve skutečnosti neexistuje. Also known as změny vnímání, it often gets wrongly linked to CBD — but that’s a myth. CBD doesn’t make you see things that aren’t there. It doesn’t distort reality. It doesn’t trigger hallucinations. What you might feel — calm, relaxed, slightly spaced out — is not the same as seeing shadows move or hearing voices. True hallucinations come from something else: HHC, a synthetic cannabinoid that acts more like THC than CBD ever could. And yes, HHC can cause hallucinations, especially at higher doses.

Why does this confusion exist? Because sellers mix them together. They slap "CBD" on a vape that’s actually 80% HHC. You think you’re getting a chill, natural experience — but you’re inhaling something chemically altered, designed to mimic the high of THC. People report visual distortions, time slipping, odd colors, or a feeling of being "outside their body" after using HHC vapes. That’s not CBD. That’s HHC. And it’s not regulated. No one checks the dose. No one labels it properly. One puff might do nothing. Another might send you into a trip you didn’t ask for. The real danger isn’t just the hallucination — it’s not knowing what’s in your vape. You might think you’re using a legal, safe product. But if it contains HHC, it’s not just unregulated — it’s legally gray and potentially risky.

There’s a big difference between feeling relaxed and losing touch with reality. CBD helps with anxiety, pain, sleep. HHC can make you feel euphoric — or terrified. If you’ve ever had a strange experience after vaping something labeled "CBD," ask yourself: Was it really CBD? Or was it something stronger hiding behind the name? The posts below break down exactly what’s in these products, how they affect your brain, and why some people end up with hallucinations while others feel nothing. You’ll learn how to spot the difference, what to look for on labels, and which products actually carry real risk. No marketing. No fluff. Just what you need to know before you inhale again.