Introduction to Lysergic Products

LSD or lysergic acid diethylamide is basically popular for the treatment of respiratory depressions. It is a

powerful hallucinogen and is discovered by Albert Hofmann in 1938 from the lysergic acid and is traced

in an ergot fungus. As a Swiss chemist, he came across the chemical and physical properties of LSD.

Lysergic acid diethylamide is available in crystalline form and to make it an ingestible form, it is

combined with other compounds which makes it more diluted one.

It is then available in liquid form also. The resulted compound becomes odorless, colorless and is bitter

in taste. It is available in powder and blotters as well. One can use it as according to the requirement.

The end product is colorless, odorless and carries a mild bitter taste. It is sold as blotter paper, thin

gelatin squares or as sugar cubes.

Lysergic products exhibit unexpected chemical and physical properties. It cause sensory perceptions,

thoughts and mood related issues as it stimulates the serotonin in the cortex area of the rain. It will take

approximately 90 minutes to experience a drastic change in the mood after consuming the LSD. It may

cause spiritual experiences and a hazardous impact over the eyes and the nervous system in the human

body.

Considering the ill impacts of LSD on human body, this product is restricted in most of the countries but

lysergic products are a legal chemical to be used for various research purposes. Sometimes, people

experience hallucinations and delusions with over dosage of this psychedelic drug. Tremors, mouth

dryness, sleeplessness, high blood pressure, increased heart rate, blood sugar, appetite loss and many

other health issues and concerns are related to this drug.

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