Puking after dropping acid? Help!?
I used to drop acid a lot, about once a week. Usually my friends get a little nauseous, and I know that's normal. I throw up about 45 minutes after I take it. Why? Does this happen to anyone else? The first time I did LSD I only took one hit and didn't puke, afterwards I began taking 3-4 hits every time I did it. Every time I did, I'd puke. I would still feel a little sick after throwing up until the acid kicked in, but I've never had a bad trip and it's always turned out quite pleasurable. I couldn't find anything about this happening to anyone else online after researching it. Help! Need answers ASAP please.
How to get over my irrational fear of LSD?
So to make a long story short, I developed an anxiety disorder several months back, among other issues including what I suspect is OCD. Unfortunately, even though I have never experimented with any type of hallucinogenic drugs, I somehow developed this irrational fear of LSD and other drugs of that type. It's even gotten to the point where I thoroughly check every single thing I put into my mouth to make sure it does not appear to be tampered with. I also stopped ordering mushrooms (which I used to actually like) on my burgers, pizza and other meals because I fear that some asshole might have put shrooms in place of what they were supposed to. I also fear liquid LSD. Even though I fully understand how unlikely it is that anyone would do such a thing, it's always in my mind that maybe, just maybe someone put a drop in my drink at a restaurant or something. As idiotic as it sounds, even someone saying the words "acid" or "LSD" makes me feel fear and anxiety. How can I get over this EXTREMELY irrational fear? Especially when I fully understand how irrational it is, yet I still let my mind trick me into acting on it? It's caused me a ton of anxiety and stress over the past few months. Whenever I force myself to eat something I question and try to ignore the OCD, I get a big anxiety flair up that convinces me I'm on the verge of tripping. It's very unpleasant to say the least. I've even calculated that I've eaten something like 20,000 meals in my life, and probably tens of thousands of other snacks. Not a single one has been "drugged" or anything, yet I still fear that it will happen. How can I defeat this?
My boyfriend is stuck in a bad lsd trip...please help!?
It's been a week since a coworker gave him a sugarcube and he hasn't been the same since then...He tell me I'm conspiring with somebody to make him go insane and he hasn't been able to sleep during this week, he has paranoia he hears voices and the worst thing is that he won't let me take him to the doc...this morning he was crying and he asked me to help him but 30 min ago I called him again just to check on him at work(he works in construction so I worry he'll have an accident there) and he was in that scary mood again and I don't think I'll be able to take him to the doc today...Is there anything I can do other than taking him to the doc...
I feel really guilty about trying LSD?
Ok... last night I tried LSD. I'm 15. Some friends at school told me about it, and I thought it would be an interesting experience so I tried it. I took it around 10pm and by 11pm I was definitely tripping. I had some thought provoking hallucinations, so I guess I accomplished my goal. After about an hour, however, it began to feel like a nightmare. I just ended up crying for awhile and I guess I eventually fell alseep. I woke up around 8am an felt miserable. My head hurt, I felt like I was going to throw up, and when I stood up my vision nearly blacked out and I got dizzy. I also had a fever. I guess my mom noticed I felt bad, because when I left my room she asked if I was ok. I told her I had really bad allergies. My problem is that I feel really guilty for experimenting with LSD and lying to my mom about it. I know she probably experimented with drugs as a teen too (she grew up in the 60s), but I feel like I betrayed her by trying them. I also feel bad because I know that I essentially poisoned my body with the drug. Then I feel really bad about the lying. How can I stop feeling so guilty? I don't want to tell my mom because I know that it will just upset her, so telling her just to make me feel better would be selfish. I tried talking to my friends about it today but they just wanted to hear about the trip. I also feel like I really let myself down. I'm not normally into drugs. I get good grades and am involved in extracurriculars. What do I do?
Is there a chance LSD helps my severe depression?
The short answer is no, LSD won't help you, nor will shrooms or marijuana. LSD and shrooms are an interesting way to explore your mind but there's always a chance of having what people call a 'bad trip', especially if you're feeling low about something before the trip begins. Weed to me just makes things funnier, it makes music sound more interesting, it makes sex three times more intense, and it makes me hungry. I really can't say it makes me happier but it definitely helps cure my boredom from time to time. All three of these drugs can make you paranoid if you're around the wrong people, and NONE of them are addictive/a depressant no matter what anybody tells you. The only addiction you can get to these drugs is a 'mental addiction' meaning you may have a desire to take them again but it's not a physical addiction in the way that heroin or nicotine can be. I say don't try to use substances to help your depression whether it's legal or not. Try seeing a psychologist and going at it clean.
Psychedelics and prozac?
Personally, if I were you, I would stop taking prozac for several days then trip. I am not sure what would happen if you took LSD or DMT or shrooms with this medication. But I wouldn't try to find out. Just get off the meds for a few days, trip, then get back on if you need to. And a bunch of people are going to post **** about these drugs making you go crazy because you have depression. DON'T LISTEN TO THEM. I had severe depression and I never took medication for it and the 1st time I tried LSD cured it. I mean I used to hate myself and life and other people and LSD helped me to love everything and now I hardly ever feel depressed or sad. These drugs are very powerful and can do wonders on the brain and soul. Out of all these drugs, mushrooms sound like they wouldn't react with the medicine but I do not know. I do know for a fact that Prozac will reduce the effects of LSD. If I could suggest any psychedelic, I would suggest a small dose LSD for first time. You may not be prepared for DMT yet. And for me mushrooms can be too emotional in high doses, but a low dose would probably be fine.
Is it true if you eat the mold on an orange peel covered in toothpaste?
from a persons point of view who has suffered dramatic ill health as a direct result of exposure to mold i suggest you give that extraordinary idea a wide berth mate. http://healthandenergy.com/mold's_harmfu... http://www.mold-help.org/ If exposed to elevated levels of indoor mold, some or many residents and workers can experience one or more of most common, mold health symptoms: allergies, asthma, bleeding lungs, breathing difficulties, cancer, central nervous system problems, recurring colds, chronic coughing, coughing up with blood, dandruff problems (chronic) that do not go away despite use of anti-dandruff shampoos, dermatitis, skin rashes, diarrhea, and/or; Eye and vision problems, fatigue (chronic, excessive, or continued) and/or general malaise, flu symptoms (chronic), sudden hair loss, headaches, hemorrhagic pneumonitis, hives, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, irritability, itching (of the nose, mouth, eyes, throat, skin or any other area), kidney failure, learning difficulties or mental dysfunction or personality changes, memory loss or memory difficulties; and/or Open skin sores and lacerations, peripheral nervous system effects, redness of the sclera (white of your eyes), runny nose (rhinitis) or thick, green slime coming out of nose (from sinus cavities), seizures, sinus congestion, sinus problems, and chronic sinusitis, skin redness, sleep disorders, sneezing fits, sore throat, tremors (shaking), verbal dysfunction (trouble in speaking), vertigo (feelings of dizziness, lightheadedness, faintness and unsteadiness), and vomiting....... gaaah, what a flaming scary list that is hey....... i moved out of a house contaminated with mold 8 months ago and i'm positively leaping out of my skin with energy whereas when we lived there i was always flagging in energy, my two littlies had constant ear nose and throat infections, my little girl's hair started coming out in big handfulls and she had rashing and itching constantly all over her body, my bones were always aching, my husband was constantly getting colds ....... freaking mold is so very bad for your health luv .... DON'T do it....... please. peace baby ♥
Did LSD change your life?
Yes. For the better.Whether one tries it once, or becomes a complete acid head, whether the experience is good or bad, the psychedelic experience is something that reminds us - or makes us realise - that all we take for granted in our relationship to reality is in fact the product of our mind.Our sensory inputs are filtered, abstracted, simplified, and what we experience as consciousness and its relationship to reality is merely a set of cultural programs running on autopilot - because our minds want to turn this huge amount of information into something simple enough to be processed.So realising you do live in a virtual world, that although their might be an objective reality, what you call reality is largely a fabrication of your mind, the result of personal history, cultural conditioning, social norms and the like is liberating.Because you them realise you don't have to change reality to be happy and free - all you have to do is to change your relationship to reality - abandon the cultural baggage that makes you frustrated and unhappy. Loosen your grip on your ego. Free yourself from beliefs and reconsider your choice of values.It's no surprise eastern philosophies and spiritual movements hit the west at the peak of the 1960's, LSD fueled counterculture movement, because a lot of those ideas about how the ego is an illusion, that we live unhappily trapped in narrative thinking, culturally imposed values, and that the path of enlightenment is about cultivating qualities of the mind whereby you cease to clench, to cling (be it to people, objects, ideas, beliefs, places) and merely be, I'm the present moment, seek wisdom and compassion... All of this becomes self evident to anyone who's ever had a psychedelic experience.So... Yes.