LSD does not accumulate in the spinal fluids, brain or any other area. Allegations of chromosomal damage by LSD are somewhat untrue. LSD abuse is often an attempt to escape the stress brought on by college, relationships and other life difficulties. The drug provides an unpredictable subjective experience, and may produce subtle changes in a user's personality. Mental confusion and emotional impairment may last for up to a week.
Poisonous mushrooms outnumber edible mushrooms more than ten to one.
Even expert mycologists who have studied fungi for years have an extremely difficult time distinguishing mushroom species in the wild. LSD, shrooms and other hallucinogens are not used frequently by UF students. If you have any questions about LSD, shrooms, or any other drugs, please call 392-1261 and ask for the Campus Alcohol and Drug Resource Center. The Center provides students with information and educational materials, maintains an active peer education program, and can refer you or your friends to confidential individual or group counseling.