One problem with many illegal drugs is that they are produced without standardization, meaning that one batch may differ greatly from the next. Batches of LSD may contain low or very high levels of preservatives such as strychnine which also happens to be a powerful stimulant drug on its own, and is used to cause heart attacks in rats as rat poison.
No. It will be entirely destroyed. LSD is very fragile.
You can not overdose from LSD, but you can mess your life up by taking large amounts at once or over a long period of time, but no overdosing.
I have never heard ANYTHING to indicate this as the case. I don't see how it would be. LSD is taken in very small doses and doesn't interact with the body in the way that other drugs do.
I very much do
Usually LSD comes in the form of a "blotter tab", a small piece of paper with LSD soaked into it. The tab is placed on the tongue and dissolves quickly. Effects are felt in about an hour. A trip lasts around 7-12 hours. Since LSD is particularly sensitive to light, gel tabs are also common. (LSD inside of a small piece of gel.) Less common is the liquid form of LSD, mostly because of the extreme high number of doses in a visible liquid amount. About 100 micrograms of LSD are used for an average trip. Thus a small vial of liquid LSD may hold thousands of doses.
Most of the time LSD is non-habit forming, there is no evidence of psychological addiction and if there were cases, it is very rare. Hallucinogens and tryptamines are very uncommon to induce a habit. Even then LSD is actually harmless.
LSD is a very powerful drug, which is taken in micro-gram doses. Larger doses are lethal.
Shoot me if I'm wrong. But Baby Rosewood is a sor of "morning glory" product. It contains natural Lysergic Acid (LSA) wich is comparable with LSD. LSD, normally, doesnt show up on a drug test. When I searched for typical LSD tests I came into the folowing: LSD is not usually tested for in standard or advanced drug tests. Because of the tiny amounts involved and its rapid removal from the body, it is very difficult to detect. LSD usually disappears from the urine within 24-48 hours Grtz kwèk
There isn't really any way to quickly remove the LSD one has consumed from the body. However, LSD (contrary to rumors) does not remain in the body for long, and is mostly excreted within a few days.
Having a very bad "trip."
LSD is potent in such very small quantities that it can have significant effects when it comes in contact with skin, which is dead tissue. If it is capable of absorbing through dead tissue to living tissue in large enough quantities to have effects, then it is certain to have effects when put on living tissue, which has much closer contact to the bloodstream and therefore the brain. In short, it certainly will, even in very small quantities.
One common method for dispensing LSD is to drop a small amount of a solution containing LSD onto a piece of blotting paper, which may or may not have artwork on it. That's about as definitive as I'm willing to get. Certainly not every piece of blottting paper has LSD on it, and it's certainly possible for someone to draw pictures on blotting paper which does not have LSD on it. (Another method for distributing LSD was to use an eyedropper to place a drop of LSD solution on a sugar cube. Obviously not every sugar cube has LSD in it, though!)