How many beers does it take to die?

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No one has ever died from a Salvia overdose. Salvia is not habit-forming or addictive. People who choose to use Salvia, tend to do so quite infrequently. Salvia is not a bar. It is actually a plant. ChaCha!

Answered - 15 days ago at 4:39pm on May 16 2012

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A blood alcohol level of .4 to .45 is usually a fatal dose for most people. The number of beers to get to this can vary.

Answered by Sabreena S. - 1177 days ago at 1:04am on Mar 12 2009

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0.40 BAC and up will cause the onset of coma, and possible death due to respiratory arrest. Thanks for ChaCha-ing!

Answered by Amber S. - 1183 days ago at 1:49pm on Mar 05 2009

About Salvia

Salvia Divinorum, or diviner's sage, is a plant in the same family as mint and sage. It grows naturally in the cloud forests of Oaxaca, Mexico. Salvia Divinorum has been traditionally used in shamanistic traditions to induce visions and alter consciousness during healing sessions. Mazatec legends believe the plant is an incarnation of the Virgin Mary. Botanists generally agree that salvia divinorum is low in toxicity and has a pretty low potential for addiction. It is still legal in most states, but we don't recommend you run out and try it.

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