Hallo tag jer nu sammen! Skulle formålet med det her board ikke forestille at være Harm Reduction!!!
Jo, selvfølgelig tigger og ber snuden om at blive gjort til grin med et spørgsmål som dette, men spørgsmålet er sgu egentlig reelt nok - det ER sgu interessant hvor stor risikoen (som jeg nu nok vil vælge at betegne det [img]images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img] ) er for at få en psykose af LSD (og om syren så skaber psykosen eller blot trigger den er vel egentlig lidt ligegyldigt for den der bliver ramt)!
Personligt vil jeg gerne have en lidt mere pålidelig kilde en et udsagn som ovenstående fra Dex!
@Snude: Her er lidt info om emnet fra Erowid:
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Some users of LSD experience what is clinically referred
to as LSD psychosis, schizophrenic-like disorders that seem
to be triggered by using the drug. However, in careful
analysis of LSD psychosis patients, it appears that those
who have strong family histories of major psychosis or
psychopathology are more vulnerable than those who do not
(Tsuang et al., 1982). Vardy et al. (1983) reported similar
findings, as well as that LSD psychotics have significantly
higher rates of parental alcoholism than control groups. In
a survey of five-thousand individuals who had used LSD a
total of twenty-five-thousand times, Cohen (1960) found 1.8
psychotic episodes per thousand ingestions, 1.2 attempted
suicides, and 0.4 completed suicides -- figures consistent
with the those of the general population. Regarding dangers
of psychosis in therapeutic uses of LSD, Pahnke et al.
(1970) notes:
"Since 1963 at the Spring Grove State Hospital,
and now at the Maryland Psychiatric Research
Center, over 300 patients have been treated with
LSD without a single case of long-term
psychological or physical harm directly
attributable to the treatment, although there have
been two post-LSD disturbances which have
subsequently responded to conventional treatment."
Bad reactions to LSD are almost certainly dependent on the
user. It is becoming increasingly easier to diagnose
schizophrenics clinically as patients suffering physical
disorders -- these people should be very cautious, if not
completely avoidant of truly powerful psychoactive drugs
like LSD. There are another class of people who use LSD
irresponsibly, ignoring important factors like set and
setting -- bad reactions, more acute then chronic, are
likely to occur here as well.
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http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/lsd_effects1.shtmlDer ser altså ikke ud til at være en højere selvmordsrate blandt LSD-brugere end generelt i befolkningen. Men hvis man ved at man er psykisk ustabil eller at der er tilfælde af psykisk ustabile personer (eller/og selvmord) i familien skal man selvsagt holde sig langt væk.
Desuden har set og setting selvfølgelig stor betydning. Under de forkerte betingelser kan en dosis LSD give nogle oplevelser som ikke nødvendigvis kan karakteriseres som en psykose (hvad den lægelige definition på sådan en så end er), men som i hvert fald kan påvirke dit liv negativt i lang tid.
Nu er ovenstående undersøgelse jo ikke en naturgiven sandhed, men blot en enkelt undersøgelse. Andre undersøgelser kan have nået til andre resultater, men desværre er det jo ret sparsomt med forskning efter LSD blev forbudt.
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