Hallucinogenic drug derived from lysergic acid,
better known as: ACID
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Ergoline: is a heterocyclic chemical compound whose structural skeleton is part of a diverse range of alkaloids, including some psychedelics such as lysergic acid.
Tryptamine: is a monoamine alkaloid found in plants, fungi and animals. It contains an indole ring in its structure; is chemically related to the amino acid tryptophan.
LSD is usually swallowed or put under the tongue. It can be obtained in blotting paper, in gelatin or sugar cubes, although it can also be injected.
PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS:
It may depend on the context of the consumption and the mental situation in which the individual who consumes it is located.
Its most significant effects are psychological and are known by the name of travel.
the effects may vary from small distortions of perception, mainly visual and auditory hallucinations and disconnection from reality.
EFFECTS IN THE STATE OF MIND:
Who consumes the drug enters a state of emotional susceptibility that can lead to both intense sadness and euphoria.
This drug produces an increase in anxiety, while in other cases there is a decrease in the levels of anxiety that can allow the individual to talk about subjects that are normally painful or difficult to face.
PHYSICAL EFFECTS:
Among its physical effects have been described: dilation of the pupils, increased body temperature, heart rate and blood pressure, sweating, sexual inapetencia, insomnia, dry mouth and tremors.
Albert Hoffman creator of LSD
