1. Lysergic acid diethylamide
Fernando Ramirez, Douglas Da Silva
Junior Health 11
Block 2B
December 2015
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2. Definition of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide
LSD is a psychedelic drug well known for giving psychological effect.
Also known as lysergide and acid.
Comes as a liquid, in tablets, capsules, or on small sheets of paper.
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3. General Facts about LSD
A study released in January 2008 found that about 3.1 million people in the US aged 12 to 25 said they had used LSD.
Cases of fatal overdose on acid are possible, but rare.
In 1998 LSD had become more widely used at dance clubs and all-night raves by older teens and young adults. Use dropped significantly in 2000 or so.?
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4. How is it taken?
Small sheets of paper are the most popular to use LSD.

5. Causes & Risk Factors for LSD.
Addiction
Panic attacks
Sleeplessness
Flashbacks, or recurrence of the LSD trip
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6. Physical Consequences
Dilated pupils.
Increased heart rate/blood pressure.
Dry Mouth and tremors.

7. Mental Consequence… Flashbacks are Common Makes people suicidal
Sleeplessness
Paranoia

8. Emotional Side Effect Severe depression or psychosis
Terrifying thoughts and feelings
Fear of losing control

9. Preventing LSD
If lifestyle, people can prevent it through education, if people are taught on how dangerous it is, it can increase the chance of people not using it.
Catch LSD abuse early by looking for signs such as, erratic behavior, weight loss, and presence of blotter paper.
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10. Treatment
People with addiction to LSD and need treatment get counseling to overcome depression and learn to deal with life without LSD
There are centers all across America one of which is Alpha Healing Center at 600 Pavonia ave, Jersey City, NJ
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11. Treatment for LSD Counseling No medication No surgery
Yes the user has to live with fear and depression until they overcome it through counseling
Lsdabusehelp.com
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12. Complications of LSD
Some people on LSD have different outlooks it depends on their trip
LSD is progressive it goes in stages
The only cure for LSD is Counseling
Yes people can have complications with their flashbacks which can lead to fear and panic
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13. LSD
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14. Summary of LSD
LSD is the most widely used hallucinogenic drug. Hallucinogenic drugs cause a person to see vivid images, hear sounds, and feel sensations that seem real but are not. LSD is also called acid, blotter, or dots. It is odorless and colorless and has a slightly bitter taste. It can be obtained as a colored tablet, clear liquid, or thin square of gelatin or on blotter paper. Most often, LSD is licked off blotter paper or taken by mouth.
I learned LSD Is a crazy drug and can lead to many disorders that can harm your health.
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15. LSD abuse help Webmd Drug free world
Web Resources for LSD
LSD abuse help
Webmd
Drug free world
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16. Checklist for Project – Turn in when completed!
Project Title _______________________ Name ________________________
Checklist for Project – Turn in when completed!
Step One Basic Information
Download the presentation and put it in your student folder.
Change the name of PowerPoint presentation to name of your disease
Change the title of each slide
Only use a template with a white background (see format/slide design for ideas)
Keep font size at 24 points or larger
Animate the points on your presentation, but do not use blink once or crawl
Do not use sounds
Step Two – Doing Research
Use the provided websites only! Exception: finding an image for your presentation
Put the name of the website on the slides where required.
Type or paste information you find in the “speaker notes” found below the slide
Fill in each slide using ideas listed on the page. Some suggested information may not apply to you presentation..
Step Three – Completing your project
List all the online resources you used in the bibliography
Find the definition and pronunciation for any word used in project!
You must use an outline format on the actual slides, no complete sentences, 6-8 words per point
When you are done you will print out an outline of your report. Attach this checklist and turn it in to Ms. Blumenfeld
You must print out speaker notes and bring them to class on the first day the report is due..