LSD Addiction Side Effects

The effect of LSD is a long and quite powerful experience that detaches a person from ordinary perception. Because of its long duration, usually 8 to 12 hours, users commonly refer to the experience as a ‘trip’. Norm....
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LSD Addiction Treatment

Because LSD has no physical withdrawal symptoms, its treatment differs from that of other drugs. Its treatment is more psychological than physical. There are few drugs that are not addictive. This mak....
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LSD Addiction Symptoms

It is difficult to identify an LSD addiction by simply noticing that something is unusual or is wrong. The addicted person will be the last acknowledge there is an issue of concern. Users of any dr....
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LSD Addiction

Unlike other psychedelic substances man has used before, LSD is synthetic. It was developed in 1938 by Dr. Alfred Hoffman in the Sandoz Laboratories and was intended for psychiatric use. On one occasion, Dr Hoffman accidentally absorbed the drug through his skin. Later he tested the drug on himself to ascertain its effects in full.

He was able to discover more of the drug’s capabilities, and the medical fraternity’s interest in the drug was aroused. Until young people began to abuse the drug, it was solely intended for use in psychiatry.
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