LSD and the risks of its consumption

Lysergic acid diethylamide or better known as LSD is a semi-synthetic psychedelic substance that is obtained from ergoline and the tryptamine family and that produces psychotropic effects that can put our health at risk.

LSD usually comes in small pills known as lentils and in squares of paper or cardboard that are swallowed and dissolved in the mouth. This is one of the most powerful drugs, since it is active even in very low doses.

As we already mentioned, LSD is a hallucinogenic substance, that is, it changes the way you experience the world, with a distorted perception of time and dissolution of the ego, the alteration of perception, consciousness and feelings, in addition to feeling sensations or display images that appear real.

The effects of its consumption can occur approximately one hour after taking the dose and the “trip” can last about 12 hours, depending on the dose.

It should be mentioned that the effects are linked not only with the dose, but also with the context of the consumer, as LSD produces unpleasant experiences a loss of emotional control, anxiety or panic can be experienced that can put the integrity of the consumer at risk.

Effects of its consumption:

* Increase in heart rate

* Elevation of blood pressure

* Alteration of respiratory rate and body temperature

* Insomnia

* Inappetence

* Sweating

* Tremors

In addition, the consumption of LSD can cause altered mental problems including anxiety, depression and schizophrenia or persistent hallucinogenic perceptual disorder, which is characterized by producing effects similar to those of lysergic acid weeks or months after its last consumption.

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