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LSD VIAL

Its generic name is lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD VIAL).
Common names or street names: More than 80 street names are used to sell LSD, including “purple dragon,” “acid,” “blotter,” “trips,” “mellow yellow,” “window pane,” “doses,” “dots,” “trips,” and “acid.” A few of these names derive from designs on sheets of blotter paper.

The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, news reports detailing heinous murders,
The federal government declared that the drugs had no accepted medical purpose and a substantial risk of abuse.
LSD was described as “the worst danger the nation is currently facing” by the head of the Narcotic Drug Study Commission in New Jersey.

something more dangerous than the Vietnam War.

However, in the last ten years, some experts have begun to doubt that discovery.
They found that, far from being detrimental, hallucinogens can really heal the sick: they helped alcoholics cut down on their drinking, and they helped the dying go more sweetly.

There’s still a great deal researchers don’t know.

However, early research suggests that when used by those who do not have a history of mental health problems or are at high risk of acquiring them, psychedelics may enhance our capacity to be understanding, composed, and productive at work.
They can improve our openness and generosity as well as help us solve problems with more inventiveness.
According to certain research, we can change our personalities forever with just one dose.

There has been a problematic history around the usage of psychedelic drugs like LSD, magic mushrooms, and peyote in America.
In the 1950s, researchers began examining the potential of psychedelics as a treatment for mental disorders and addiction.
Thousands of people were impacted by the 116 studies on the subject that the federal government funded between 1953 and 1973.

Around the same time, thousands of Americans started using these drugs recreationally.
Up to two million people had used acid by 1970.
There were reports in the press of “bad trips” and mental episodes.
Everyone was horrified when a 5-year-old accidentally swallowed her uncle’s prescription in a well-reported incident.
Meanwhile, troops addicted to heroin were coming home from Vietnam; the country felt as though it was in a war against drug use.
By 1968, President Richard Nixon had declared drugs to be the “public enemy number one.”
In 1970, Congress completely banned the use of psychedelics, which made research all but impossible.
Online sales of LSD are available from the US, Canada, and Toronto. There’s a steady supply of LSD in New York.