so compared to weed whats worse for your body?

im having a little debate with someone and they are saying weed is much safer with the short term and long term effects.

 

really..well good luck with your debate.

 

so acids worse? you know you CAN just say that

 

but I didn't say anything of the sort..?

 

circumstantial

 

i like turdles!

 

lsd has no physical toxicity or neurotoxicity in it's active dosages. In terms of the physical body, it simply is the safest drug in existence by a long shot.

 

yeah lsd is incredibly nontoxic for the same reason it's relatively cheap; a sufficient dose is .03 grams. . weed can be unhealthy if you smoke 9 joints of schwag every day. a few puffs of high potency chronic is just as easy on the body as cid imo.
a better debate might be which is unhealthier: cigarettes or booze

 

Pot would have to take this one, simply because of the smoke inhalation.

 

the thing he keeps saying is that the bigger the trip is the harsher it is to your body. so thats not true then?

 

Not at all. There have been people to do upwards of 250 mg of crystal. Most of them just give up the idea of money and live their lives peacefully.

 

it's hard on the body in the same way an intense spiritual experience is, or jogging or something. I often feel physically fatigued after an acid trip, but mentally refreshed and recharged. but the fatigue is from having gone through an intense experience, it''s not because of drug toxicity. lsd is so much an opposite of a toxic drug with all the mental healing it facilitates

 

No man LSD is great for your body. Great for your nervous system which is the root of body health.

THC is not as good for your nervous system.

And smoke inhalation is bad for your lungs.

 

what it is about lsd that makes your body feel so weak?

 

I don't think anything about lsd makes your body weak. many trips result in no noticable after effects. my body gets weak after so many waves of love and unity surge through me to the point of tears and that makes me tired no matter what method I used to receive them. there's probably other factors like not eating and drinking as much or doing a lot of standing or pacing, but these are all indirect examples of lsd making you weary afterwards

 

Smoking anything is bad for you, even weed. However if you were to eat the weed or vap it then it would be a lot safer for you. LSD really destroys your brain cell activity for a while but it comes back in about 2 weeks, I think. Marijuana doesn't do that, it does a lot of damage to the brain over a long period of time though, but acid will pretty much make you fucked up beyond weed will but then again Allan Hoffman did trip a shit load of times and lived to be like 102 or something like that. Weed will make you gain a lot of weight probably too because you eat so much, you don't eat much on cid.

I hope that made sense, I'm high.

 

I dunno. I've noticed that my body gets kind of...blue-ish when i'm coming down. I don't know if it's just because i'm tripping, but my body looks completely different to me. I guess saggy would be a good way to describe the way it looks. Last time I tripped was the strongest trip i've ever had, and the comedown was lasting way to long, and my mind was going off in circles and all that jazz. Eventually I just layed in front of a mirror and looked at how beat up my body looked. I had been camping the night before (while tripping), but it definitely didn't just look like I was rugged from camping. I find it hard to believe that LSD doesn't have any effect on the body.

 

Dude you were tripping. Get real.

 

It does cause uterine contractions.

This one is a hard one to decide.
AFAIK, LSD is pretty physiologically neutral beyond the aforementioned uterine contractions and dilated pupils.
Weed, on the other hand, has definitely been proven harmful in some ways (ie. smoke inhalation at the very least, plus a lot of other, sketchier findings), but it also has a vast multitude of health benefits that LSD doesn't have (ie. may help prevent or slow Alzheimer's, may help prevent lung cancer, etc)

 

No, dude. None of this is really true. You need to quote some sources.