so "they" dont know how it works?

Yes I agree that you could probably consider life a trip in a way, I've certainly had that impression before. most people would agree though that LSD drastically changes or disturbs the normal flow of the "trip" we call life. Permatrips hmmm... That seems hard to explain, I wonder if those people feel they are constantly on the drug or just that their wires got mixed past the point of no return and they just changed. I can't imagine I returned to the same person I was before LSD. I'm not a spaceman though, More like a pilot.

 

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i was thinking about this today.

ok so its a typical day and you live it right
well wouldnt it be possible that when lsd starts affecting the brain, couldnt it just make up a new path to go while nerves are firing. like the lsd gets in the way of the firing and well causes you to think differently since the signals are all messing up? thus entering a new form of thinking?

edit: and then it just last 12 hours... does it last around 12 hours because thats how long it takes your brain to work to push the lsd out? if thats the case, the brain doesnt really like forigen chemicals. so now that i said this, someone work up a reason why the brain would like lsd

 

Nope, lsd is only actually in the brain for the first 20 or so minutes of the trip.

 

so then how come you still trip? your brains still active during the whole thing i assumed

 

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I don't know. That one fact I dropped is the extent of my scientifical knowledge.

 

Your brain doesn't like LSD. I'm not even sure it does, but if LSD stimulates dopamine at all which is a reward center, which usually is stimulated when your brain is experiencing events it wants to repeat, i think it's acting as a calming mechanism because the rest of your functioning is all messed up. (eyes dialated larger than normal, goosebumps, chattering teeth, distortions)

 

is your sense of balance altered when on it, or is there a specific time during the trip thats it becomes harder to move. im not talking about laying down because it feels better. i mean like when you do walk, do you limp or is it harder to control your body?

 

just fawking take some and find out lol. It's very easy to walk on acid. You are very much in control of your motor functions. If you took 7 hits then perhaps you may wanna trip balls on a couch for a bit, but you are very much in control and very aware of yourself and mind during a normal 2-3 hit acid trip.

 

much easier than on mushrooms, but of course it all comes down to dosage. take enough and theres no 'you' to do any walking.

so many questions, so much anxiety i feel from you about this. just take a small dose and enjoy, it's an INCREDIBLE drug.

 

I don't know about a small dose. if she feels comfortable there's no reason not to start with a moderate dose.

The first time I took LSD I took 2 blotter hits. And it was high potency stuff. I had a truly beautiful experience.

Just remember that you have to take the bad with the good. And that's alright.

 

isn't DMT very similar to serotonin as well?

 

Idk, I just know that about LSD.

 

DMT: Dimethyl Tryptamine

Serotonin: 5-Hydroxy Tryptamine

Every known psychedelic (afaik) acts by being structurally similar to serotonin and fitting in it's slots, primarily in the 5HT-2a and 5HT-2c receptors. Whether mescaline, mushrooms, or LSD.

 

thanks for the advice. i will most certainly try it at an appropriate time

 

Like people have said, just try it if you are curious. I've done a fair amount of different drugs and it's tied with MDMA as my favorite. I actually like LSD better than MDMA, it just takes me awhile to integrate the experience as where MDMA is better for recreational use and spur of the moment.

To answer your question, I find it easier to walk on LSD then being drunk. I usually do have moments where I like to sit for a significant period of time. There is not really impaired coordination on LSD, just this undefinable anxiety at times that makes you want to sit or go somewhere else for a bit.