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LSD

How is it made?

Most dealers will put drops of the liquid onto sheets sheets of absorbant paper with small design printed onto them, and then cut and sell the small squares.

The crystals are then made into a liquid and are distributed for sale.

A lot of it comes in crystalized form, made in illegal drug labs.

It is made from lysergic acid, found in the ergot fungus that grows on rye and other grains.

Side effects

Physical

Sleeplessness, dry mouth, tremors

Loss of appetite

Sweating or chills

Higher or lower body temperatures

Dilated pupils

Mental effects

Severe depression or psychosis.

Flashbacks, or a recurrence of the LSD trip often without warning long after taking LSD.

Fear of losing control and panic attacks.

Severe, terrifying thoughts and feelings.

Impaired depth perception, time perception, distorted perception of size and shape of objects, movement, colour, sounds, touch and the user's own body image.

Distortion of one's sense of time and identity.

An artificial sense of euphoria.

Delusions, visual hallucinations.

What is it?

During hallucinations, users go into a state of panic. Users ability to make decisions and use common sense may be impaired while high.

When taken it can cause hallucinations and delusions. Often times users will see things that aren't there, like seeing sounds and hearing colours.

Subtopic

LSD is a mood changing drug that is generally sold in the form of small square tabs that are placed on the users tongue.