LSD DrugWise
I heard the story of the boy who has been watching a glass of orange juice during an LSD trip until he lost his mind, and he remained thinking it's orange juice for the rest of his lifeâ€. And as people usually say - weed is probably a gateway drug, because the next thing I wanted to do was LSD. This trip is called the trip of LSD, or acid. If the police catch people supplying illegal drugs in a home, club, bar or hostel, they can potentially prosecute the landlord, club owner or any other person concerned in the management of the premises.
Some anecdotes, mainly from self-reports published online by acid users, claim that serotonin-blocking drugs like Xanax (alprazolam) can end an LSD trip almost instantly. LSD feeds off your imagination so every person's experience is unique. We spent the first 10 minutes taking turns saying our names, two words about how watch while high we were feeling that day, and naming our favorite psychedelic drug — if we could pick just one.
Whether it was their first trip or not, experiencing a bad trip†was a shared experience among HPPD sufferers studied by Dr. Henry David Abraham, one of the few academics to actually study the condition. A moderate dose of 75-100µg taken orally will have strong, noticeable effects that often induce deep introspection and feelings of euphoria.
As an intensely feeling empath by birth, acid was like feeling all of my emotions with every part of my body — every organ, senses I didn't know existed, senses I was creating for the first time and parts of me I was afraid to love. In the West, author Kesey-who wrote parts of his acclaimed novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,†while on psychedelics-was the reigning LSD shaman.
While there are cases of people being diagnosed with HPPD without having touched drugs, it appears that heavy weed-smoking or over-indulgence in psychedelics can trigger HPPD, a condition that causes what they see to be overlaid with visual snow†or static, objects changing shape, an increase in the vividity of colour, or senses of disorientation.