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Unknown-dose "LSD" in the worst possible set/setting? Do you really need a warning? It might not have been proper LSD in the first place. There is synthetic L
by tmikaeld 4y ago
Unknown-dose "LSD" in the worst possible set/setting?
Do you really need a warning?
It might not have been proper LSD in the first place. There is synthetic LSA on the market, which gives LSD-type effects for 20-hours instead of the 8-hours of LSD, which has dramatically worse effects on both dopamine and dorepinephrine because of the long stimulation. The result is very bad trips with serious anxiety and paranoia.
- WithinReason 4y agoA large dose of LSD in the wrong setting: bad Small dose in wrong setting: maybe not great but you'll be fine Large dose in good setting: good
- eurasiantiger 4y agoThe onset and return times do not match LSD. The author likely consumed an unknown dose of an unknown LSD-like research chemical.
- hericium 4y agoIf it's bitter, it's a spitter.