Lysergic Acid Diethylamide

In the late 1960's, diethylamine of lysergide was full of sex, drugs and rock music. Most of American culture at the time focused on these three things. Musicians have great social influence, and society, like wise men, places great emphasis on the life and attitude of musicians. In the rock band of this period, the Beatles are by far the most influential orchestra. The British rock band is probably the most catalytic band on rock history.

1-propionyl-lysergic acid diethylamine is an interesting research chemical and is an analog of the hallucinogen resergide diethylamine (LSD). Since this compound is still a new product for the market, scientific research on this chemical substance is rare now. 1-propionyl-lysergic acid diethylamine is not legal for human consumption, but it can be legally used for scientific research on its chemical and physical properties. Methopropamine is very similar to methamphetamine and has similar effects, but it is not amphetamine or phenethylamine. Methipropamine should not be used for human consumption, it is suitable for use only by experienced researchers under controlled laboratory conditions.

Ergoyl diethylamine is an artificial drug synthesized by scientists in 1938 to find new medical care. Chemist Albert Hoffman was studying chemicals five years later from his first synthetic chemical when he discovered that alternative principle. In his book "LSD: A child of my problem", Hoffman remembered the letter he sent to the chemist. On Friday, 16th April 1943, last Friday, I was forced to interrupt my work and return to the laboratory at noon in the afternoon. At home, I lie down and sink into an unpleasant drunken state characterized by a very exciting imagination. With my eyes closed and in a dreamy condition (I felt the sun was uncomfortable and dazzling), I saw a series of wonderful images, an exceptional shape and a strong kaleidoscope color. About two hours later, this situation gradually disappeared.