Not physically, LSD is a very safe substance if you only look at physical damage. No long term physical effects have been reported in it's use, even heavy frequent use. The lethal dose of LSD is thousands of "hits", and only one person has ever died from it. The one person that died took the equivalent of thousands of street doses of LSD intravenously, this was not done recreationally, but was administered to an unknowing volunteer by the American army...
That being said, LSD can be very risky psychologicaly, people with existing mental conditions may find them worsened, sometimes for long periods of time.
People with schitzophrenia may set off intense symptoms, and might permanently worsten their condition.
Even perfectly healthy individuals may find themselves depressed, end up with flashbacks, or even mild psychoses after a difficult experience.
LSD is a very powerfull drug, that can completely change the way you mind works while your high, and that can have lasting repercussions. Most tales of insanity caused by acid are false, it's very rare for persistant problems to happen, but they can. LSD can be a very powerfull tool for self discovery, spirituality, and psychotherapy, but the very things that make it such a powerfull tool, can also make it dangerous. It IS possible to change the way you think, permanantly, for good or for ill, and LSD should always be treated with respect, and aproached with caution. Set and setting are very important, the way you feel, who's arround you, where you are.
No that is absolutely not true.
The largest voluntary dose of LSD ever taken was 750,000ug (7,500 street doses) in 1994. The individual suffered from residual effects for some time, though evidence of permanent damage was insufficient. The largest accidental overdose was a user who had mistakenly injected 320,000ug of LSD under the false conception that it was methamphetamine. http://www.erowid.org/references/refs_view.php?ID=1389
no there is no permanent damage no there is no permanent damage
None. In extreme doses LSD can cause spontaneous abortion of the fetus, but were talking more than 100 times the normal dosage. LSD does not cause any damage to the fetus of a woman or animal.
It probably will damage your, even if you put heat protector because it is a permanent straightener.
Permanent Damage - 1992 V is rated/received certificates of: USA:R
No, destroying a permanent does not count as dealing damage in Magic: The Gathering.
no, if there is no visible damage to the fibreglass within a day of it being cleaned off, there should be no permanent damage.
LSD (assuming it is actually LSD and not another drug like DOM) is very unlikely to cause any physical harm (except from accidents/self-harm while on the drug), though it can negative psychological effects, with the incidence of this harm increasing with increasing doses and frequency of use.
You could, but you probably shouldn't. If you are taking any pain medications, or other medications, LSD may interact with these in a negative way (though this is unlikely). A greater damage, especially with higher doses of LSD, is that you may become disoriented and move your head or neck in a way that will damage it further, or cause you great pain. LSD may also sometimes cause involuntary muscle contractions which may damage your neck.If you have taken LSD in the past, and are confident that none of the above will occur, you will likely be fine.If you have to ask this specific question, you should refrain from indulging in any mind altering/psychotropic substances period.
It causes damage to the Esophagus and your lungs also.
Once A tornado hits it doesn't have PERMANENT damage.