Sometimes the effects continue for years after you stop using LSD. The drug can have long-lasting effects on your brain and emotional state. The health risks related to using LSD frequently are more mental than physical. For example, a person may be convinced that they can fly or can walk through traffic unharmed.
fear of losing control, fear of death, panic attacksĭeaths associated with LSD are usually the result of accidents caused when you sense or see something abnormally.impaired judgment of distance, time or speed.Whether or not you experience actual hallucinations is related to: You are aware that these things are not real. LSD produces vivid visual effects called pseudo-hallucinations. mixing up your senses, so that you “hear” colours and “see” sounds.altering what you hear, taste, feel and smell (brighter colours, sharper sounds).distorting perceptions of yourself and of the world around you.changing your senses, moods and thoughts.On LSD you may see, hear or feel things that are not really there (hallucinations). Activities such as sale, possession, and production of LSD are illegal unless authorized for medical, scientific or industrial purposes. LSD is controlled under Schedule III of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. This liquid can be sold in small breath-freshener droppers or applied to various substances, including: LSD crystals may also be dissolved into liquid. The powder may be made into miniature powder pellets called microdots. LSD can also be sold as a powder or as capsules and tablets. It is generally held on the tongue or swallowed. These squares each contain 1 dose of LSD and are taken by mouth. On the street it is often sold as small squares of LSD-soaked blotting (absorbent) paper. In its pure form LSD is a white, odourless and slightly bitter crystalline powder.
It causes hallucinations and has very unpredictable effects.
LSD stands for lysergic acid diethylamide.
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