Bhargav

· 13 Nov 2021

Follow Following

What is acid drug?

LSD Overview
An ergot-infected fungus is a source of LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide), a synthetic chemical derived from ergot (grain).

Psychedelics are a class of drugs that include LSD. When taken in small doses, it can have a mild effect on perception, mood, and thinking. When taken in larger doses, a person may experience visual hallucinations and time distortions.

NBOMe or the 2C family of drugs may be sold as LSD, but they are other chemicals (part of the new psychoactive substances). Because of the wide variation in quality, these can be extremely hazardous. Several deaths have been reported as a result of overdosing on these other substances.


What it looks like
LSD is a white, odorless crystalline substance in its purest form. A dose of pure LSD, on the other hand, is so small that it is practically undetectable. As a result, it is often mixed with other substances.

Gelatin sheets, pieces of blotting paper, or sugar cubes are the most common forms of dried LSD solution that release the drug when ingested. LSD can also be purchased in liquid, tablet, or capsule form.

Other names
Acid, trips, tabs, microdots, dots, and Lucy

How does LSD impact people's lives?
LSD can be ingested, injected, sniffed, or smoked, but it is most commonly swallowed or dissolved under the tongue.

Tolerance for drug use is unachievable. There is always a risk associated with taking any drug. If you're taking any medication, you need to be careful.

•    Size, weight, and health
•    Whether the person is used to taking it
•    Whether other drugs are taken around the same time
•    Amount taken
•    The strength of the drug (varies from batch to batch).

LSD's effects typically begin to take hold within 30 minutes and last between 8 and 12 hours. Some of the following may occur:

•    These include feelings of well-being, dilation of the pupils, and visual and aural hallucinations.
•    Nausea, dizziness, and a fast or irregular heartbeat are all symptoms that may indicate a serious medical condition.
•    Vomiting, as well as flushing, sweating, and chills, are all common side effects.

Effects over the long haul
Flashbacks may occur in people who regularly take LSD. A recurrence of an LSD experience, such as a visual distortion or alteration of perception or emotion, is what this means. Flashbacks can occur weeks, months, or even years after a person has stopped taking the drug. A frightening experience or a hallucination can cause flashbacks to be upsetting. The following are the first and second steps. Stress, exhaustion, exercise, or the use of other drugs can all cause flashbacks. For the most part, they only last a few seconds long.

LSD and the Mental Health
Anxiety, schizophrenia, and psychosis can be exacerbated or triggered by LSD use. The use of LSD should be avoided by anyone who has a history of these problems. A controlled dose of LSD in a safe, therapeutic setting has shown positive results in treating post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, and anxiety in patients with a life-threatening illness.

Acceptance and accustomization
Tolerance to LSD's effects grows quickly. No amount of LSD will have the desired effects after three or four days of continuous use. However, tolerance should return to normal within a few days of abstinence.

Mixing LSD with other substances can lead to dangerous results.
Prescription or over-the-counter medications may interact with LSD, causing unpredictable and potentially dangerous effects. When combined with LSD, MDMA (also known as ecstasy) has a higher potency, which could result in an unpleasant trip or other unpleasant experiences.
Alcohol's intoxicating effects are masked by LSD. This could lead to nausea, vomiting, and blackouts as a result of excessive drinking.

'Polydrug use' refers to the simultaneous or sequential use of more than one drug or type of drug. Illegal and legal substances, such as alcohol and prescription medications, can be included in polydrug use.

#stoepplantjes
#polydrug
#drugs