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The three types of hallucinogens we will be talking about are LSD, PCP, and Salvia. They are all major hallucinogens.

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PCP can cause the user's perception of sight, sound and/or reality to change. It can also negatively affect memory, processing emotions, and the user's ability to learn. This means that PCP can effect younger users more negatively because they are still learning and developing.

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LSD can make you see sounds and hear colors and change your perceptions of distance space, and time.

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SALVA can cause uncontrollable laughter and make you dizzy and hallucinate and make you have bad coordinations and slurred speech like alcohol.

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LSD can take the form of a drug tablet, or the liquid drug.

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PCP can take the form of a tablet, liquid, or a powdered drug.

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Salvia can be the dried leaf of the plant, the shredded leaves, or the extracted drug liquid from the leaf.

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- LSD can also be called acid, sugar cubes, white lightning, and blotter.
- LSD is made from mushrooms

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- PCP is sometimes called angel dust

- PCP’s effects can last for 24 hours

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- Salvia can go by many names, it can be called diviner’s sage, magic mint, maria pastora, sally-d, seer’s sage, and shepherdess's herb.

- Salvia is an herb that originates from southern Mexico

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LSD can be liquified and then small squares of paper can be soaked with it. The drug is then absorbed through the lining of the mouth. LSD can also be in a tablet form.

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Salvia can be eaten as the dried leaf or drank as a liquid extract from the leaf.

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PCP can be liquified to be taken, but it can also be a tablet and a powder.