Who, When, What
Effects of the Drug
Everything else
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What is the drug made of or is it grown?
LSD is manufactured from lysergic acid. Lysergic acid is grown from ergot fungus that grows on rye and other grains.
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What are the short term effects of LSD?
Hallucination trips often happen when you take LSD.People high on LSD often experience intense flashes of light, geometric shapes or completely new images. These distortions in reality can occur when a person’s eyes are open or closed.
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What does LSD look like?
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What form does the drug come in?
It is produced in crystal form but many of the crystals are converted to liquid form.
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What are the withdrawal symptoms of LSD?
You can experience panic attacks. You can also experience flashbacks to when you used the drug after you have stopped taking the drug.
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What drug category is LSD in?
LSD is a classic hallucinogens. This means it causes the person to hallucinate.
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Where is the drug made or is it harvested?
It is produced in crystal from in illegal laboratories, mostly in the united states.
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What happens to your behavior, reaction, and judgment?
LSD users often experience loss of appetite and extreme mood changes. LSD users are unable to tell what is part of the hallucination and what is part of reality.
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What are the dangers of LSD?
The body temperature can increase or decrease. Everything becomes distorted and you hallucinate. You can have a bad trip where you hallucinate for about 8 hours.
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What are some nicknames of the drug?
Acid, Boomers, Loony Tunes, Dots, and Zen.
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What are some long term effects of the drug?
Long term effects of LSD could be persistent psychosis which causes mood disturbances and disorganized thinking.
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What is the pharmaceutical value of LSD?
It is a therapeutic treatment. They hoped it would be a cure for some mental illnesses.
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Who uses the drug?
High Schoolers and people in their young 20s often use this drug.
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What happens when you overdose with LSD?
An overdose is known as a bad trip and causes panic attacks.