Physiological Changes and Effects Reported by Users and/or Survivors of LSD

The physiological changes and effects reported by users and / or survivors of LSD are one of the most effective hallucinogens in drug circuits and have been in this position for many years. When Albert Hoffman performs conventional synthesis, he first absorbs it with fingers. Today, LSD is a widely used recreational drug, and its users are looking for non-addictive excitement due to ingestion of this substance. LSD is derived from fungi found in rye and is presented to users in various ways.

Patients with LSD may have physiological effects such as elevated blood pressure, elevated heart rate, dizziness, anorexia, dry mouth, perspiration, tremor, etc. The main influence of that drug is mood and sensation. The user's emotions can change rapidly from fear to excitement and its transition is so rapid that users can feel several things at the same time, including panic and extreme fear. LSD has a big influence on feeling as well. The color, smell, sound, other feeling seems to be very emphasized. In some cases, the sense of the user may intersect or it may seem to have blended into a phenomenon called sympathetic nerve, that is, color perception and sound perception. Emotions and emotions change faster than physical effects

It is common for LSD users to change the sense of time. The time to settle seems to grow, repeat, change speed, or stop completely. Some people report that they lose their own identity known as "self-death" or their sense of self. This usually makes LSD users feel very depressed and panic. LSD users often encounter "bad trips" (On Hofmann used medicines a second time, he experienced a bad trip on their own). A bad journey is like a nightmare including devilish illusions and dreadful illusions. Bugs that crawl around your skin and lose yourself are common. Some users stated that this bad trip "I feel they are in hell."

Users of LSD often experience anorexia, insomnia, dry mouth and tremor. Visual change is one of the more common effects and users can pay attention to the intensity of certain colors. According to the report, the mood changed dramatically from "happiness" to "violent terror". Users are not only separated from everyday activities, they are always taking medicine to drive out the same activities. Action and emotional hazards are often obvious. Severe anxiety, paranoia, and panic attacks occur at high doses and are called "bad trips". Most users say that they can not travel well for the environment and the surrounding people. The touch and ordinary body will be strange and strange. And it is dangerous that some people have never recovered from this mental illness. It feels like 'intersecting', giving the user a sense of "hears color" and "looks at the sound".