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What is phantastica?
-Drug capable of altering perceptions
-Aware of fantasy and reality simultaneously
-Little physiological toxicity, mostly psychological
What are some hallucinogen types and examples of them?
indole - LSD
catechol - mescaline
amphetamine derivatives - MDA
deliriants - PCP
What are examples of indole backbone substances?
-Serotonin
-LSD
-psylocibin (mushrooms)
-lycergic acid amide (Morning Glory)
-Bufotenin (Toads)
What are examples of catachol backbone substances?
-dopmine and noradrenaline
-mescaline (cactus)
-MDA MDMA (ecstasy)
What is ergot?
-Fungus that infects rye
-hallucination, convulsions
What are some psychological effects of LSD?
-Psychotic reactions, unpredictable and frightening flashbacks, link to schizo these all led to its decline
-Hallucination
-Synethesia
-Intense emotion
-time distortion
-mystical experience
is LSD reinforcing?
LSD and other hallucinogens are not reinforcing with the exception of deleriants
How is LSD administered?
-Mostly orally
-10-300ug
-blotting paper, microdots on pills/candies
-gel tabs, LSD in gelatin
Is LSD habit forming?
No, mostly used recreationally. Set and setting are very important in determining trip.
What is metabolism and excretion of LSD?
-Effects begin 30-90 minutes after ingestion
-1% enters brain
-Metabolized by liver
-1/2 life of 110 minutes
What are some physiological effects of LSD?
-inceased BP
-vasoconstriction
-sweating
-dialated pupils
-increased salivation
What is the mechanism of LSD?
-agonist at 5HT2A/B/C receptors (serotonin)
-A/B in NA and Prefrontal cortex
-activation changes gene expression
-Increases glutamate release from cortex - biggest contributor to hallucination
-Prefrontal cortex controls how you understand and decode information
-LSD enhances LC, ordinary seems extraordinary
-Stimulates (over) D2 receptors for dopamine
what is the harm caused by LSD?
no reported deaths from overdose. Physiologically safe. Flashbacks due to release from bodyfat?
How is LSD tolerated?
-develops quickly
-5HT2 receptors rapidly disappear
-resensitive in a week
-Cross tolerant to mescaline and mushrooms
What are LSD withdrawal symptoms?
No withdrawal, no addiction, not continuously used