LSD

Lysergic Acid Diethylamide was first synthesised in 1938 from the fungus
the grew on rye.

In 1943, the inventor Albert Hofmann accidentally touched some to his

mouth and experienced hallucinating experience.

LSD has psychedelic properties.

LSD affects multiple receptors in the brain such as dopamine receptor,

Adrenergic receptor and glutamate receptor.

The high lasts up to 12 hours.

While other drugs are dosed in grams, a single dose of LSD is measured in
one 100,000th of a gram

The drug causes parts of your brain to communicate in unique ways,

especially in the visual cortex.

There’s decreased blood flow in the default mode network, correlating to

changes in consciousness, characterized as ego-dissolution.
Many people reported this feeling brings a sense of reconnection with
themselves, others and the natural world.

Taking LSD in small quantities has reported in the increase of optimism,

openness, creativity and imagination.

LSD was considered by some researchers for the therapy for patients with
death anxiety and life-threatening illness.

After 12 months of therapy, it was reported that there was a reduction in

anxiety in patients.
Micro dosing is where 1/10th of LSD is taken
So that the hallucinations are skipped
And helps in increasing alertness,
creativity, etc.

LSD is non-addictive.

Is less dangerous than other drugs.

Sometimes hallucinogens experience

Bad trips producing irrational fears,
Paranoia, and panic attacks.

Sometimes people have developed Hallucinogen

Persisting Perception Disorder, which like a
Never ending trip.