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| Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD) |
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| A synthetic, serotonin-related hallucinogenic drug. |
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| A class of drugs producing distortions in perception and body image at moderate doses. |
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| A fungus infecting rye and other gains. |
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| A physical and/or psychological disorder acquired by ingesting ergot-infected grains. One form of it involves gangrene and eventual loss of limbs; the other form is associated with convulsions, disordered thinking, and hallucinations. |
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| A subjective sensation in a modality other than the one being stimulated. An example is a visual experience when a sound is heard. |
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| A serotonin-related hallucinogenic drug originating from a species of mushroom. |
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| A brain chemical related to serotonin, resulting from the ingestion of psilocybin. |
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| A serotonin-related drug obtained either from a bean plant in Central and South America or from the skin of a particular type of toad. |
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| A tendency for the skin to turn bluish purple. It can be a side effect of the drug bufotenine. |
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| Lysergic Acid Amide (LAA) |
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| A hallucinogenic drug found in morning glory seeds, producing effects similar to those of LSD. |
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| A short-acting hallucinogenic drug. |
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| A serotonin-related hallucinogenic drug frequently used by South American shamans in healing rituals. |
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| A norepinephrine-related hallucinogenic drug. Its source is the peyote cactus. |
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| A species of cactus that is the source for the hallucinogenic drug mescaline. |
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| A synthetic norepinephrine-related hallucinogenic drug, derived from amphetamine. DOM or a combination of DOM and LSD is often referred to by the street name STP. |
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| A synthetic norepinephrine-related hallucinogenic drug. Once considered useful for psychotherapeutic purposes, this drug is now known to produce significant adverse side effects, including neuronal hyperthermia, dehydration, and neurochemical changes. |
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| A species of mushroom containing the hallucinogenic drug ibotenic acid. |
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| An anticholinergic hallucinogenic drug derived from the Atropa belladonna plant. |
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| An anticholinergic hallucinogenic drug. Also called hyoscine. |
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| An anticholinergic hallucinogenic drug found in mandrake, henbane, and various species of the datura plant. |
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| A plant species, also called deadly nightshade, whose berries can be highly toxic. It is the principal source of atropine. |
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| A potato-like plant containing anticholinergic hallucinogenic drugs. |
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| An herb containing anticholinergic hallucinogenic drugs. |
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| A species of the datura family of plants with hallucinogenic properties. In the United States, the plant is called Jimsonweed. |
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| A dissociative anesthetic hallucinogen that produces disorientation, agitation, aggressive behavior, analgesia, and amnesia. It has various street names, including angel dust. |
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| A dissociative anesthetic hallucinogen related to phencyclidine (PCP) |
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| Salvia Divinorum or Salvia |
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| A mexican leafy herb with short-duration hallucinogenic effects. |
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