Huffed

Huffed refers to a method of ingesting certain substances, typically by inhaling or breathing in the fumes or vapors produced from heating them. This practice is most commonly associated with the recreational use of volatile substances, such as solvents, aerosols, and gases. The act involves heating the substance, often in a container or bag, and then rapidly inhaling the resulting vapors.

The effects of huffing can vary widely depending on the substance being inhaled. Common effects can include euphoria, dizziness, hallucinations, and a sense of detachment. However, the practice is also associated with significant health risks. These can range from immediate dangers like cardiac arrest, suffocation, and accidents due to impaired coordination and judgment, to long-term consequences such as neurological damage, liver and kidney problems, and respiratory issues. The rapid absorption of volatile chemicals into the bloodstream can quickly overwhelm the body's systems. Due to these severe risks, huffing is considered a dangerous form of substance abuse with potentially fatal outcomes.