Fucking ridiculous.

• That studying consists of tumblr.
• That studying is what’s keeping them away.
• That studying is more important when studying really isn’t happening.

Pa la fucking pinga.

3 months ago

LMAO Psychological issues that interfere with the brain, so cool you cells aren’t destroyed but you won’t have to worry about that after suicide.

Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder

Some former LSD users report experiences known colloquially as “flashbacks” and called “HPPD” by physicians. These episodes are spontaneous, repeated, sometimes continuous recurrences of some of the sensory distortions originally produced by LSD.

The experience may include hallucinations, but it most commonly consists of visual disturbances such as seeing false motion on the edges of the field of vision, bright or colored flashes, and halos or trails attached to moving objects. This condition is typically persistent and in some cases remains unchanged for years after individuals have stopped using the drug.

No Known Treatment

Because HPPD symptoms may be mistaken for those of other neurological disorders such as stroke or brain tumors, sufferers may consult a variety of clinicians before the disorder is accurately diagnosed. There is no established treatment for HPPD, although some antidepressant drugs may reduce the symptoms.

Psychotherapy may help patients adjust to the confusion associated with visual distraction and to minimize the fear, expressed by some, that they are suffering brain damage or psychiatric disorder.

In the short term, using LSD can lead to psychosis or severe depression, but those conditions happen at the time of use, not years later.

LSD can (and does) cause severe psychological discomfort — even trauma. In fact, one bad trip can quickly outrank dozens of hearts-and-flowers trips.

When bummers do occur, they tend to take two main forms panic attacks and psychotic reactions:

* Panic. The most common adverse reaction to LSD, panic usually centers on a fear of dying or going crazy.
* Psychotic Reactions. Serious breaks with reality, psychotic episodes usually include hallucinations and delusions.

5 months ago

nicoletteinwonderland asked: dont be ignorant.... lsd wont make you brain dead....

hah that’s ignorant

5 months ago