Lsd Research Paper

LSD, otherwise known as acid and otherwise known as Lysergic acid diethylamide, is a psychedelic drug that belong to the ergoline family. It was founded and synthesized by Albert Hofmann in the year 1938 from ergot, which is a grain fungus known to grow on rye. The drug is well known for its effects. It alters the thinking process, it give hallucinations with both opened and closed eyes. Sense of time is not present when on this drug, and spiritual experiences have been known to happen. Although people do not typically use this drug only once, it is still considered to be a non-addictive drug. Although people can get addicted to the qualities it possesses such as the ones listed previously and the taking away of anxiety and stress. Acid is
Severe hallucinations, panic attacks, a dissociative state, and flashback of an experience on acid are re-lived after the drug has worn off. What the flashback means, is that basically the person acts as if on acid when in reality her or she is not, in fact, on acid. Overdoses are not typically fatal but they can cause depression, cardiac arrest, and some other effects that are life threatening. Usually acid does not cause death alone. But because of the effects such as depression that could perhaps lead to suicidal thoughts. Cardiac arrest can chemically trigger something else in the body such as regulated blood flow to fail, therefore causing blood clots (LSD overdose, what to know about the dangers of
A commonly used drug is Diazepam. Diazepam is for the relieving of stress or anxiety, it controls spasms, and seizures. While acid is a “non-addictive drug” people can become psychologically, not physically, but psychologically addicted to it. They depend on it to not be stressed and escape from the world. If someone is becoming psychologically dependent on it treatment should be found rapidly, because LSD can do an enormous amount of long term damage (LSD overdose, treating an LSD overdose).
Long Term Damage The main long term effect acid has is on the brain. It causes the brain to think it is still on LSD when it is not. Flashbacks can occur, which are more disturbing experiences, and can also cause paranoia and depression. Depression can then lead to suicide (Effects of Acid use, long term effects of LSD drug abuse).
Chemical effects The Chemical name of acid is 9,10-Didehydro-N,N-diethyl-6-methylergoline-8ß-carboxamide. The molecular weight is 323.44 (freebase). It’s melting point is 198-200 degrees