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The collective discussions demonstrate a genuine interest in the scientific study of LSD, referencing key facts like the discovery date of Hofmann and the extensive review of literature, with tone that balances curiosity and respect for the scientific process. The mention of the review's breadth and findings, such as the absence of fatal overdoses, reflects its potential impact on perceptions of LSD safety.
Most discussions acknowledge the scientific review's value, with some referencing the thoroughness of the analysis, such as the review covering nearly 10,000 papers.
Participants show moderate curiosity, discussing historical facts like Albert Hofmann's discovery and referencing specific scientific topics like the pharmacology and toxicity of LSD.
Shared comments include reflections on the research scope and detailed mentions of different studies, indicating active engagement.
The discussions highlight the review’s influence on understanding LSD’s safety and pharmacology, emphasizing its importance in scientific and medical contexts.
Tox on the day! 11 January 1906. Birth of Albert Hofmann. Swiss chemist who discovered LSD & also first to isolate and synthesize, the psychedelic mushroom compounds psilocybin and psilocin. #toxontheday https://t.co/dU0ALTI9KS https://t.co/Iw2XqyKrc9
@paulsummergrad @sanilrege And a (full text) review of the studies from the previous 25 years (1960s and 1970s): https://t.co/Dy4gQYdkoj
"The Pharmacology of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide: A Review," by Torsten Passie et al, in CNS Neuroscience & Therapeutics, 2008 (This is a review of "nearly 10,000 scientific papers") https://t.co/Wxii05KA2z https://t.co/ZqFg0HpPPs
@JuttaGruenewal1 @tsolas13 @hilaritasco Ich habe leider keine Studien gefunden, die LSD direkt mit Alkohol vergleichen. Hier sind aber die wohl meistzitierten Artikel, wenn man diese Frage beantworten will: https://t.co/LIjhNAyhtj https://t.co/WtSNowVB2H https://t.co/Y7MpXx4jBj https://t.co/MDdDP52Rla
LSD has low acute toxicity unless a massive dose has been ingested. Effects are usually expected 30 to 60 minutes following an ingestion & effects may last for 10-12 hours. https://t.co/hkT1tBxCEu 5/5
@WesternIdentity Interesting. Not a single fatal human overdose in the scientific literature though. https://t.co/92qj9P8ns2 https://t.co/8GzPrMqTsP
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@JuttaGruenewal1 @tsolas13 @hilaritasco Ich habe leider keine Studien gefunden, die LSD direkt mit Alkohol vergleichen. Hier sind aber die wohl meistzitierten Artikel, wenn man diese Frage beantworten will: https://t.co/LIjhNAyhtj https://t.co/WtSNowVB2H https://t.co/Y7MpXx4jBj https://t.co/MDdDP52Rla
LSD has low acute toxicity unless a massive dose has been ingested. Effects are usually expected 30 to 60 minutes following an ingestion & effects may last for 10-12 hours. https://t.co/hkT1tBxCEu 5/5
Nombres populares y clasificación de las drogas de abuso ilícitas en Chile. Revista médica de Chile, 147(12), 1613-1620. https://t.co/wmaaAhax2T The pharmacology of lysergic acid diethylamide: a review. CNS Neurosci Ther. 2008 Winter;14(4):295-314.
RT @eapcct: Tox on the day! 11 January 1906. Birth of Albert Hofmann. Swiss chemist who discovered LSD & also first to isolate and synthesi…
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RT @eapcct: Tox on the day! 11 January 1906. Birth of Albert Hofmann. Swiss chemist who discovered LSD & also first to isolate and synthesi…
RT @eapcct: Tox on the day! 11 January 1906. Birth of Albert Hofmann. Swiss chemist who discovered LSD & also first to isolate and synthesi…
Tox on the day! 11 January 1906. Birth of Albert Hofmann. Swiss chemist who discovered LSD & also first to isolate and synthesize, the psychedelic mushroom compounds psilocybin and psilocin. #toxontheday https://t.co/dU0ALTI9KS https://t.co/Iw2XqyKrc9
@Barbusceptique Merci beaucoup ! https://t.co/bvEiWqIDoC https://t.co/48GpJpxYYG https://t.co/zPECLsvqvq https://t.co/x7FkNSM933 https://t.co/Kr8nYxRuLS https://t.co/1lAH2hQwqm Beaucoup de ces papiers concernent les clusters headache.
"The Pharmacology of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide: A Review," by Torsten Passie et al, in CNS Neuroscience & Therapeutics, 2008 (This is a review of "nearly 10,000 scientific papers") https://t.co/Wxii05KA2z https://t.co/ZqFg0HpPPs
The Pharmacology of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide: A Review https://t.co/0rptpw7UYg
The Pharmacology of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide: A Review https://t.co/3yMTUZmvMf
@paulsummergrad @sanilrege And a (full text) review of the studies from the previous 25 years (1960s and 1970s): https://t.co/Dy4gQYdkoj
@WesternIdentity Interesting. Not a single fatal human overdose in the scientific literature though. https://t.co/92qj9P8ns2 https://t.co/8GzPrMqTsP
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