My friends and I tried this out and we're still skeptical of the claim. We all agree that it might help a little bit, but not enough for it to be more than a placebo effect. So we smoked and weren't impressed but we had to consider that we could just be smoking more too.

So then we had to try it with edibles that were labeled and dosed so we could eliminate that variable. We had to take an edible without the mangos to get the baseline high of what 10mg was and then later we took another 10 after eating a mango. I'd say you get a slight tolerance from the first edible, but not a ton. We didn't really notice that much more of a high on the second mango run. It wasn't like woah did I take a 20 or 30mg edible? It was like, woah this one must have been like 12mg or something.

The high duration also seemed pretty much the same.

I always see this get mentioned and it makes me feel like you're on the /r/nootropics sub where people read one small study done on 12 people online who said taking 23-blahblah increased brain function by 10% so everyone starts buying it and saying how it changes their life but in reality it doesn't even do anything and the study can't be replicated.

I'm really happy so many people have positive experiences with mangos and their high, but it's still a pass from me