What are hallucinogens?
Hallucinogens are a group of pills that affect the human perception of reality.
They can account for psychedelic results, such as making you see, hear, or experience things
that it doesn't exist. Naturally, hallucinogens consist of capsules like magic
mushrooms and Datura (Angel Trumpets). Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) is
a synthetic hallucinogen. Hallucinogens can be offered as paper squares, liquids,
tablets and powder.
EFFECTS
During use, the effects can be felt as both desirable and undesirable. For most people who use hallucinogens, the desired effect is excitement and euphoria, increased awareness and insight, achieved through hallucinations. However, hallucinations can be frightening and traumatic. Hallucinogens affect individuals differently and a person may have different experiences on different occasions.
Harmful effects
- Mood swings, anxiety, paranoia (irrational mistrust).
- Numbness, muscle weakness and twitching, tremors, weakness. coordination dilated pupils and seizures.
- Increased heart rate and blood pressure, changes in body temperature, sweating, rapid deep breathing.
- Nausea and vomiting.
Overdose
A person who is inexperienced or has taken an amount of the drug that exceeds their tolerance for the substance may experience an extreme case of intoxication causing: