List of 48 causes of Auditory hallucinations. 1  Acute psychosis. 2  Alcohol withdrawal - sound hallucinations. 3  Amphetamines. 4  Anticholinergics. 5  Cathinone poisoning - auditory hallucinations. 6  Chemical poisoning -- 5,-Methoxy-N,N-Diisopropyltryptamine - auditory hallucinations. 7  Chemical poisoning -- Ether - auditory hallucinations.
Fresh olives that actually taste good have always stuck out as something of an impossibility. The common belief about the fruit is that they will be bitter and unpalatable unless you cure them with some combination of lye, sodium hydroxide, a water-salt mixture called brine, or through fermentation.
Ripe figs shouldn't feel hard, like an apple or unripe plum. They should give slightly to pressure, but they shouldn't be extremely soft or mushy. The best ripe figs are smooth and firm, holding their shape when sliced, but tender throughout and very sweet. We recommend eating them fresh and raw with a soft cheese and some bread. Or you can roast them with rosemary and honey for a rich, sweet appetizer.