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SAMHSA has a 24/7 help line and you can get in for any substance abuse.
https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline

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Hyperthermia, or overheating.

Cardiovascular collapse, or sudden heart failure.

Death or severe injury due to impaired judgement while intoxicated.

Phycosis

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Is the drug addictive (physically/ psychologically)?

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Is the drug addictive (physically/ psychologically)?

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It can be psychologically addictive because to quit you have to stop socializing with people you used with and the rituals you used with LSD use
http://www.lsdabusehelp.com/can-i-become-physically-dependent-on-lsd

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"There is no pattern of birth defects seen with LSD use during pregnancy. More pregnancy studies are needed to confirm if LSD causes birth defects."

Connection.naviance.com

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILztR1-oa9s

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The effects can last anywhere from 30 minutes to 12 hours. Physical symptoms are minimal besides dilation of pupil, crease in body temperature and blood pressure, sweating, sleeplessness, tremors and a dry mouth. The brain effects includes hallucinations, delusions, an altered sense of time and space, a ‘crossover’ of the senses including sound and vision. A bad "Trip" can cause depression, fear of death and insanity, and a feeling of being trapped. Most deaths by this drug is overdoses.

http://www.drug-aware.com/articles/161/lsd-drug-information-facts-and-awareness/

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1. LSD effects are not as concrete as other drugs can vary from person to person
2. Once you take the drug you can't stop the halucinations
3. LSD causes a person to experience visual hallucinations
4. A person that uses LSD has a chance of hurting themself or accidently killing themself during the halucination
5. Used by about 10% of Americans and Europeans throughout the 1970s, 80s, and 90s.

6. studies have found no evidence of chromosomal damage or developmental defects in humans.
7. Taking a moderate dose of LSD will produce an immediate tolerance. If you take the drug again soon, it will have a weaker effect.
8. Made synthetically for the first time in 1938
9. Made illegal in 1968
10. Used in therapy in 1950's and 60's

https://thethirdwave.co/lsd/
http://hallucinogens.com/hallucinogens-facts/lsd-facts/

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LSD isn't a addictive drug there is little risk of physical dependence. People can stop taking this with little or no symptoms.
Usually you can stop taking LSD with little help you can use therapy or help from friends to stop.
https://castlecraig.co.uk/resources/drugs/types-of-drugs/lsd/

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How its made and whats the addictive chemical in it

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How its made and whats the addictive chemical in it

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it is manufactured from lysergic acid, which is found in the ergot fungus.
There are many factors that can make it addictive but nothing in it has a tendancy to be addictive.
http://www.lsdabusehelp.com/what-makes-lsd-use-so-addictive

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% of teens in america that have used LSD

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% of teens in america that have used LSD

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About 7.2% of high schoolers said they have once used LSD. http://www.drugfreeworld.org/drugfacts/lsd/international-statistics.html

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LSD is usually taken through the mouth. Sticker and sometimespill form.