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They are not intended to be consumed in amounts that may even remotely cause any complications due to ink or paper material. I believe most humans can digest a

They are not intended to be consumed in amounts that may even remotely cause any complications due to ink or paper material. I believe most humans can digest a whole sheet of ordinary printed paper without any trouble. Although it's not recommended, of course.

asah 3y ago
...and whatever you do, do not eat a sheet of acid. Stuff is no joke and 100% you'll have a bad trip and 99% you'll end up needing medical care. I've known a few people who OD'd on hallucinogens - they were not the same, and not in a good way. also, a "sheet" of acid is actually quite small - don't be fooled.
- 65 3y ago
  You have to be pretty stupid to eat an entire sheet of acid. At 100ug per tab, and a sheet is 100 tabs, that's 10 milligrams of acid. Either way, you can't overdose on acid. Sure it'll be a crazy trip but "overdosing" isn't a thing that happens with acid.
  - vidarh 3y ago
    See my sibling comment - you almost certainly can overdose on it; one of the papers I linked had them deal with comatose patients and blood cloths. But it takes absolutely stupidly high doses, and even then all of them left hospital within 48 hours. Both the papers I linked involved snorting large amounts of LSD in powder form thinking it was cocaine, rather than eating a tab, and these two papers are the only examples I know of reporting that, almost 50 years apart, and with no deaths.
- stronglikedan 3y ago
  You may seek medical care, but you won't need medical care.
  - deleted 3y ago
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  - remotefonts 3y ago
    Time will take care of it. :D
- vidarh 3y ago
  While it's "not a joke" and you're right it requires medical treatment for massive overdoses it is still one of the least risky drugs we know. I've never taken any illegal drugs, but LSD is one of just a handful where the reason isn't risk, but just that I don't find it interesting enough to seek out. A few years ago, this paper[1] covered three case studies of massive LSD overdoses - for the largest "intranasal ingestion of 550 times the normal recreational dosage of LSD was not fatal and had positive effects on pain levels and subsequent morphine withdrawal". She thought she was sniffing cocaine. A much older paper, from 1974[2], had the same cause - 8 patients were seen shortly after having sniffed pure LSD powder thinking it was cocaine. We're talking hundreds of times normal user doses there too. Of those patients 5 did end up comatose, and there were blood cloths, so we might well be approaching a level that should be considered potentially lethal when you get to the hundreds of times normal doses. But "all were discharged or left the hospital within 48 hours of admission. No residua were observed in a year of direct followup of five patients". Don't snort cocaine-sized lines of LSD, and you're right you shouldn't eat a whole sheet either. But overall it's one of the safest drugs we know, including a far wider range between the user dose and dangerous levels than even basic OTC painkillers. [1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32048609/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32048609/ [2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1129381/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1129381/
  - hermitdev 3y ago
    This is a personal experience of mine: I was a resident advisor (RA) in college. I had the displeasure of dealing with 2 residents that had taken 4 doses of LSD each. It was not a pleasant experience for them, for me, or anyone that had to deal with the incident. These 2 young women (girls, really) happened to also be friends of mine. I stumbled across them coming back into the dorms. At first, it was "fine". They were kind of goofy, kind of chill, just wanted me to get them back to their room and put a movie on for them. No problem; I can handle that. Very quickly, though, things turned. I never did figure out if there was a trigger, but one of the two turned extremely violent in a hurry. As in, trying to grab scissors and stab her best friend to death kind of violent. It was rapidly apparent that no, I cannot handle this. I followed my training: called campus security, identified myself, informed them I was an RA, and told them I had 2 girls that had taken 4 hits of acid a piece, and that they needed medical attention ASAP. They thought it was a prank call. I lost it. Told them I was going to hang up and call 911 myself, then come back after for their job. Well, wasn't long after that before first responders arrived. And I mean they sent everyone. It was really overkill. I don't event know how many cops showed, it was a lot, but campus was directly across the street from the city's police HQ. Think there were 3 fire engines and a couple of ambulances. The girls went to the ER, had their stomachs pumped and were force-fed activated charcoal. I had to be checked out by the EMTs, as well, because I got bit by the one that turned violent (I had her pinned between my back and a wall so I could free my hands to use the phone to make the necessary calls. I got bit on the back of my head, of all places). So, no, I wouldn't call it safe, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, either. But, of course, that's just one experience by proxy.
chiefgeek 3y ago
I’ll leave this here. http://insanebraintrain.blogspot.com/2011/07/massive-dosing-lsd-thumbprint.html http://insanebraintrain.blogspot.com/2011/07/massive-dosing-...
- temp0826 3y ago
  Honestly it sounds a lot like the normal "full-release"-sized dose of 5-meo-dmt/bufo...only lasting a heck of a lot longer.
- ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
  That's a terrifying read
NoMoreNicksLeft 3y ago
Depends on how well it's seasoned.

asah 3y ago

...and whatever you do, do not eat a sheet of acid. Stuff is no joke and 100% you'll have a bad trip and 99% you'll end up needing medical care. I've known a few people who OD'd on hallucinogens - they were not the same, and not in a good way. also, a "sheet" of acid is actually quite small - don't be fooled.

65 3y ago
You have to be pretty stupid to eat an entire sheet of acid. At 100ug per tab, and a sheet is 100 tabs, that's 10 milligrams of acid. Either way, you can't overdose on acid. Sure it'll be a crazy trip but "overdosing" isn't a thing that happens with acid.
- vidarh 3y ago
  See my sibling comment - you almost certainly can overdose on it; one of the papers I linked had them deal with comatose patients and blood cloths. But it takes absolutely stupidly high doses, and even then all of them left hospital within 48 hours. Both the papers I linked involved snorting large amounts of LSD in powder form thinking it was cocaine, rather than eating a tab, and these two papers are the only examples I know of reporting that, almost 50 years apart, and with no deaths.
stronglikedan 3y ago
You may seek medical care, but you won't need medical care.
- deleted 3y ago
  [deleted]
- remotefonts 3y ago
  Time will take care of it. :D
vidarh 3y ago
While it's "not a joke" and you're right it requires medical treatment for massive overdoses it is still one of the least risky drugs we know. I've never taken any illegal drugs, but LSD is one of just a handful where the reason isn't risk, but just that I don't find it interesting enough to seek out. A few years ago, this paper[1] covered three case studies of massive LSD overdoses - for the largest "intranasal ingestion of 550 times the normal recreational dosage of LSD was not fatal and had positive effects on pain levels and subsequent morphine withdrawal". She thought she was sniffing cocaine. A much older paper, from 1974[2], had the same cause - 8 patients were seen shortly after having sniffed pure LSD powder thinking it was cocaine. We're talking hundreds of times normal user doses there too. Of those patients 5 did end up comatose, and there were blood cloths, so we might well be approaching a level that should be considered potentially lethal when you get to the hundreds of times normal doses. But "all were discharged or left the hospital within 48 hours of admission. No residua were observed in a year of direct followup of five patients". Don't snort cocaine-sized lines of LSD, and you're right you shouldn't eat a whole sheet either. But overall it's one of the safest drugs we know, including a far wider range between the user dose and dangerous levels than even basic OTC painkillers. [1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32048609/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32048609/ [2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1129381/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1129381/
- hermitdev 3y ago
  This is a personal experience of mine: I was a resident advisor (RA) in college. I had the displeasure of dealing with 2 residents that had taken 4 doses of LSD each. It was not a pleasant experience for them, for me, or anyone that had to deal with the incident. These 2 young women (girls, really) happened to also be friends of mine. I stumbled across them coming back into the dorms. At first, it was "fine". They were kind of goofy, kind of chill, just wanted me to get them back to their room and put a movie on for them. No problem; I can handle that. Very quickly, though, things turned. I never did figure out if there was a trigger, but one of the two turned extremely violent in a hurry. As in, trying to grab scissors and stab her best friend to death kind of violent. It was rapidly apparent that no, I cannot handle this. I followed my training: called campus security, identified myself, informed them I was an RA, and told them I had 2 girls that had taken 4 hits of acid a piece, and that they needed medical attention ASAP. They thought it was a prank call. I lost it. Told them I was going to hang up and call 911 myself, then come back after for their job. Well, wasn't long after that before first responders arrived. And I mean they sent everyone. It was really overkill. I don't event know how many cops showed, it was a lot, but campus was directly across the street from the city's police HQ. Think there were 3 fire engines and a couple of ambulances. The girls went to the ER, had their stomachs pumped and were force-fed activated charcoal. I had to be checked out by the EMTs, as well, because I got bit by the one that turned violent (I had her pinned between my back and a wall so I could free my hands to use the phone to make the necessary calls. I got bit on the back of my head, of all places). So, no, I wouldn't call it safe, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, either. But, of course, that's just one experience by proxy.

chiefgeek 3y ago

I’ll leave this here. http://insanebraintrain.blogspot.com/2011/07/massive-dosing-lsd-thumbprint.html http://insanebraintrain.blogspot.com/2011/07/massive-dosing-...

temp0826 3y ago
Honestly it sounds a lot like the normal "full-release"-sized dose of 5-meo-dmt/bufo...only lasting a heck of a lot longer.
ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
That's a terrifying read

NoMoreNicksLeft 3y ago

Depends on how well it's seasoned.