Some interesting facts and statistics about this drug include:

The most common users of LSD are white males between the ages of 18 and 22 years old.
This type of substance abuse can have long lasting effects. A single dose can last 12 hours or more, and there have been reports of the effects lasting for days if too much of the drug is ingested.
LSD was derived from ergot, a fungus that infects rye and other grains. When consumed ergot can lead to serious illness, permanent injury, and even death from ergot poisoning.
LSD is classified as a Schedule 1 drug according to the Controlled Substances Act of 1970. This means that the drug has a high abuse potential, it has no legitimate medical use, and there is a lack of safety with the drug even when used under medical supervision.
It is illegal to manufacture, sell, or even use LSD.
This drug has no odor or color, although it may have a taste that is slightly bitter.
Lysergic acid diethylamide can be absorbed directly through the skin.
Individuals who buy LSD and engage in this form of substance abuse have no idea what they are actually buying and ingesting. Since there are no legal avenues to purchase the drug and there are no manufacturing standards followed during the production of the drug there is no way to verify the chemical composition or even the strength of the drug.

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