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25s

Acids

Barrels

Beans

Magic Mushrooms

Mickey's

Nubs

...so much more...

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The effects include

Increased blood pressure, heart rate, and body temperature

Dizziness and sleeplessness

Loss of appetite, dry mouth,and sweating

Numbness, weakness, and tremors

Impulsiveness and rapid emotional shifts that can range from fear to euphoria, with transitions so rapid that the user may seem to experience several emotions simultaneously

Attaches to the neurons- acts as a neurotransmitter and causes people to have sensations without an external cause

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LSD impairs thinking even though the person might feel like they are thinking clearly

-this could lead to car accidents/other life threatening accidents

Other risks of hallucinogens include overdosing, panic attacks, and psychosis- all of these can lead to fatal accidents

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A.K.A. Psychedelics, such drugs create loss of contact with reality, as well as loss of self, dreamlike fantasies, and hallucinations

> Impaired Thinking (users feel like they think more clearly/ logically)

> Panic Reactions (experience panic; feeling of being trapped, afraid, etc.)

>Possible occurrence of flashbacks

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Stop Hallucination in our Nation.

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Hallucinogens are found in plants throughout the world; having been used since the earliest human history for their effects on consciousness.

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LSD - most potent hallucenogen known; it is made from lysergic acid which is found in a fungus that grows on grains.

Peyote(mescaline)- this is a spineless cactus, it has been used by Native Americans in religious ceremonies.

Psilocybin- this is obtained from mushrooms indigenous to tropical areas of the Americas.

PCP- this was developed as an anesthetic in the 1950s but was discontinued due to adverse effects.