LSD

LSD(Lysergic Acid Diethylamide)

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How is LSD Abused?LSD is generally taken by mouth on blotter paper that may have colors or images on it. It's colorless and odorless, with a slightly bitter taste. It can also be in liquid form, or in gelatin.

Physical EffectsDialated pupilsHigher body temperatureIncreased heart rateLoss of appetiteSleeplessnessDry mouth Tremor

Risks of LSDWasting lots of moneyGetting caught (it's illegal!)Increased tolleranceFatal incidents while under the influence

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LSD was discovered by accident by a young Swiss chemist in 1938.

In 1951, the United States military saw LSD as a potential chemical weapon in wars.

Psychological EffectsSeveral different feelings at once"Hear colors"/ "See sounds"Hallucionate Painful flashbacksFeeling of despairSchizophreniaSevere depression