Yes, LSD exerts it's effects by affecting neurons. Primarily, it binds to 5-HT2A receptors, and thus mimics serotonin in some respects (but certainly not all, which accounts for it's low toxicity compared to the active dose). It also binds to other receptors, such as adrenergic and dopamine receptors, but it's psychedelic effects are due to the serotonergic properties.
It is important to note that despite it's effects on neurons, it has not been demonstrated to cause neurotoxicity. Thus, contrary to popular belief, it generally is harmless to neurons in all but the highest doses (many thousands of times as an average dose).
Not much affect with that
Yes
LSD
It helps change your brain synapse.
All I know is that you get a trip with no kids.
LSD can affect anyone, so yes it would affect people with epilepsy. How it affects them would depend on all sorts of factors, like how much they take and the type and severity of epilepsy they have and any other conditions they may have.
It simply does not affect the preformance, it just might help the preformance
Well it created a generation of hippies, which took over the 70s
Unless its LSD eye drops, no
A synapse is the junction or a point of close contact between two neurons.
Just the D or the whole thing, L.S.D. ? LSD causes increased and sometimes false synapse triggering activity. This can cause hallucinations involving the perception of local time and space, light and sound.
its known as the synapse. Through the synapse is where impulses travel from brain cell to brain cell.