Lho

Lho is an engineered strain of marijuana. It is a popular and potent drug, grown easily and cheaply in many different conditions. It is a proprietary design, held patent and grown exclusively by the Pfizer-Roch Corporation. It is a popular recreational drug also prescribed as a treatment for depression, menstrual cramps (for those unwilling to take suppressants), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Social Anxiety Disorder and Chronic Pain Syndrome. It's use is legal on most worlds.



Methods of Consumption
Typically, Lho is rolled in paper and smoked. It can also be smoked from a bong, or hookah if mixed the right substrate. Lho can be used in cooking (it has a slight oregano like flavor) or eaten directly. If boiled and strained in the right liquid, it can be distilled for use in electronic cigarettes. Pfizer-Roch sells dried and cut Lho for smoking and eating, and properly distilled Lho water (called Vapour).

Effects
Lho has a THC content around 65% and also contains small amounts of an unnamed, proprietary psychoactive substance with effects similar to THC. When combined, the two provide an extreme state of euphoria not unlike hashish oil, but with some hallucinogenic effects, typically described as being able to "feel reality".

Lho is known to enhance one's sense of touch and stimulate their sexual drive. It also stimulates one's appetite in an effect called the pecking. It is more potent when in distilled Vapour form, but the effects are longer lasting (and less impairing) if consumed.

Direct consumption of Vapour via imbibing it or injecting it is not recommended. The substrate is known to upset the stomach, inducing vomiting and irritation. Injecting it is known to erode and harden veins and arteries, and carries a risk of stopping the heart or paralyzing the lungs in some cases.

Famous Lho Users

 * Omomo, burlesque dancer and Hostess at The Great Escape.