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Matthias
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Registered: May 2004
Location: Houston, TX
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Re: permanent acid trip?
| quote: | Originally posted by Danny Ocean
have you ever heard of anyone getting brain damage over LSD? have you ever had any experience with LSD? |
while I wont condone nor condemn drug, and I know this thread is about your mix...I just have this one thing to say:
LSD only adversely effects those who had problems to begin with. For example, if a person knows or suspects they are bipolar, prone to depression, suffer PTSD...best thing to do is stay away from it, because it will amplify them. Me, I only had ADHD..and maybe it made that worse but it also made me alot more creative. I won't go into how much Ive taken or my experiences, but technically I should have suffered some sort of permanent damage. It didn't happen.
From what scientific research has concluded...it causes NO adverse psychical or physiological effects or damage, period. Normal people stay normal, crazy people get even more nuts, stupid people even more idiotic, you get the point. 
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Feb-19-2005 05:44
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Exodus17
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Registered: Aug 2004
Location: Dallas Tx USA : TX TA #73
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Re: permanent acid trip?
| quote: | Originally posted by Danny Ocean
have you ever heard of anyone getting brain damage over LSD? have you ever had any experience with LSD? |
yea actually...
its more of a mental thing than a physical thing... ive read reports saying that once you take LSD it stays in your spinal column forever, that you can lose your mind, stuff like that, theres also reports that flashbacks are myth...
i suppose it all depends on the person, as with most all substances, it will affect each individual differently depending on the person - i have had flashbacks, if i concentrate on a part of a wall for a few secconds it begins to melt some
everytime ive had any it was never more than 2hits and they always worked pretty good... before i ever tried it i would look at wall/ceiling textures and try and imagine them changing to form shapes and stuff, so ive got a pretty wild imagination... the first time i tried LSD it was like my imaginations only i didnt have to try to visualise them, they just appeared...
the coolest thing i see when tripping are the clouds - on a good day the clouds will twist and change and form faces in the sky, massive faces, thousands of em... some evil looking, some cute..
anyways, the effects of the drug will vary from person to person but like most things theres alot of bogus roumors about them.. like X, ppl say it melts holes in your brain... maybe it does, maybe it doesnt, but i know quite a few ppl who are brilliant in school who roll all the time...so.. again.. not everything you hear is true
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Feb-23-2005 17:34
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Matthias
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Registered: May 2004
Location: Houston, TX
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| quote: | From: Lamont Granquist
Newsgroups: alt.rave
Subject: Re: LSD The facts!
Date: 31 Aug 1992 02:43:19 GMT
THE FACTS.
I don't have this thing referenced, I don't have anywhere near the time...
LSD does not cause any chronic physiological or neurological damage. period.
LSD does not produce a psychotic state. LSD is not a psychotomimetic
drug in the literal use of the word. I've experienced true drug psychosis
before, and LSD just ain't close...
LSD may produce chronic visual "tracers" -- probably as a result of receptor
changes in the sensory pathways of the brain. This is not damage. Some
people have these naturally, particularly in the morning. I've gotten
them from prescription drugs, which caused this and enhanced my vision at
the same time (QED, I'm not complaining...).
LSD may cause mild "flashbacks" (IMHO a misuse of the word) which is really
just state-dependent learning. Users sometimes can get themselves into a
slightly shifted perspective when a stimulus is similar to one experienced
while on LSD, or if one is familiar enough with the LSD state they can
sometimes create this mild perspective shift themself.
LSD may produce thick chronic visual "tracers" which interfere with vision.
This is very rare, and is not "damage" per se since it is reversible with
drug therapy (probably neuroleptics, but I'm not positive). Most users if
they report anything report the benign type.
LSD may produce a sydrome resembling Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. This
is due to a massively bad trip... Here is where you get your honest-to-god
flashbacks from. Its also not very common.
LSD may produce a schizophrenic break in someone already suscpetible to
schizophrenia, again due to the psychological trauma of an extraordinarly
bad trip. This, however, is a case of "if it didn't happen on LSD, it
would've happened at some point".
The frequency of the above three chronic effects is less than 2:1000 which
is about the same as the *normal* frequency of schizophrenia in the
population. Conclusion: normal people that drop LSD remain normal people,
people with schizophrenic tendencies or other psychological disorders get
more fucked up. And I bet the guy who was distributing that pamphlet on the
evils of LSD probably had a schizophrenic break which is why he was so
damn concerned with it changing your personality...
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