Although the study of LSD and other hallucinogens increased the awareness of how chemicals could affect the mind, its use in psychotherapy largely has been debunked. However, drug studies have confirmed that the powerful hallucinogenic effects of this drug can produce profound adverse reactions, such as acute panic reactions, psychotic crises, and flashbacks. LSD has gotten the reputation for being a mind-expanding drug. Many users claim that after using LSD, their life has changed. After the first three hours, the peak begins.
Users have extreme visual hallucinations.
Some report that everything seems like it is in motion, and colors are vivid. Users sometimes see things that are not there. Mental changes are the most intense. Users often experience extreme mental stages, going from periods of giddiness, to extreme insight. Users often may have conversations that do not make a whole lot of sense to an outside observer.