Would you ever try lsd?

invented in 1939 by albert hoffman for sandoz laboratories as a chemical weapon for der fuehrer, of then nazi germany it was not deployed until 1943, a little known secret of world war 2. after the war was apparently over, sandoz corporation in switzerland was sued and had to make the antidote mellaril. lsd remained legal, but under stricter controls and with antidote available to psychiatrists and patients. many patients claimed benefit, especially from ennui and boredom from this pharmeceutical. it was researched thoroughly by the us army. and other world armies. i did a report on it for my junior high class in 1963. cary grant, famous movie star took it with beneficial results. it was illegalized in 1966 by the los angeles police depts. recommendation. they were tired of so-called 'trippers'. when it went into the black market, people no longer knew the dosage they were getting nor the substance they received. many went on trips and never returned. the world of imagination continued on. imagi nation. a strange nation indeed. apparently the dea and other agencies world-wide have pretty much suppressed it. there is much more to be said about it, but for brevity i will stop here. in the 1950's it was researched very very thoroughly. most physicians advise against its use.

first you can't cook this solo, it is a very difficult 14 step lab that needs expensive and suspicious tools, the average dose is in Micro grams and you'd need a dose in the grams to OD. very safe imho