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Après une recherche sur Erowid, je suis une fois de plus conforté dans l'idée que le LSD est totalement innofensif pour le corps...
Y'a des milliards de sources, la plus claire :
http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/lsd_info7.shtml
Et plus particulierement :
"LSD does not cause any chronic physiological or neurological damage. period."
Sinon par rapport aux psychoses possibles :
"LSD does not produce a psychotic state. LSD is not a psychotomimetic
drug in the literal use of the word. I've experienced true drug psychosis
before, and LSD just ain't close..."
Et enfin concernant les flashbacks :
"LSD may cause mild "flashbacks" (IMHO a misuse of the word) which is really
just state-dependent learning. Users sometimes can get themselves into a
slightly shifted perspective when a stimulus is similar to one experienced
while on LSD, or if one is familiar enough with the LSD state they can
sometimes create this mild perspective shift themself."
Voilà voilà voilà...
Y'a des milliards de sources, la plus claire :
http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/lsd_info7.shtml
Et plus particulierement :
"LSD does not cause any chronic physiological or neurological damage. period."
Sinon par rapport aux psychoses possibles :
"LSD does not produce a psychotic state. LSD is not a psychotomimetic
drug in the literal use of the word. I've experienced true drug psychosis
before, and LSD just ain't close..."
Et enfin concernant les flashbacks :
"LSD may cause mild "flashbacks" (IMHO a misuse of the word) which is really
just state-dependent learning. Users sometimes can get themselves into a
slightly shifted perspective when a stimulus is similar to one experienced
while on LSD, or if one is familiar enough with the LSD state they can
sometimes create this mild perspective shift themself."
Voilà voilà voilà...