Discussion: LSD & Marijuana

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LSD & Marijuana​

Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD) is a potent psychedelic substance capable of altering an individual's perception of reality by influencing the levels of serotonin, a neurotransmitter, in the brain. Conversely, Cannabis is a psychoactive drug that contains tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), responsible for the majority of its effects, by impacting the endocannabinoid system in the brain, leading to changes in mood, perception, and behavior.

When LSD and Cannabis are taken together, they can potentiate the intensity and duration of the effects of both substances, resulting in a stronger and longer-lasting trip. The exact mechanisms of interaction between these two substances are not entirely understood; however, they may complement each other's effects.

As each individual's reaction to these substances may vary, it is impossible to predict precisely how the combination of LSD and Cannabis will affect a person. Furthermore, the purity and potency of the drugs can vary significantly, amplifying the risk of negative psychological effects such as anxiety, paranoia, confusion, and an increase in heart rate and blood pressure, which can be dangerous for individuals with pre-existing heart conditions.

In some cases, this combination can contribute to the development of panic attacks, bad trips, or psychosis. However, it is impossible to claim with absolute certainty that these situations are caused solely by the combination of LSD and Cannabis. Other factors such as the physical and psychological state of the individual, along with the set and settings, can play a significant role.

It is important to note that regular Cannabis users are less likely to experience anxiety and other psychological side effects from this combination.

Overall, this combination can be considered synergistic, as substances from different categories enhance each other's effects without direct, acute, and statistically confirmed life-threatening reactions in the case of a healthy person and with a meaningful approach to use. If an individual has the experience, a careful approach to dosages, and prepares adequately for the trip, it can result in a fascinating experience.

Therefore, given these considerations, we strongly recommend approaching this combination thoughtfully.

 

[Psychedelicangel]

I find that cannabis can be used to greatly increase the duration of the trip if one takes a dose during the comedown of a psychedelic (in this case, LSD). However, the chances of psychotic symptoms increase significantly. Furthermore, the geometry seems to change: it becomes less opaque, less varied in colour, slower moving, and (subjectively) “feels thicker”, as if the geometry is becoming more viscous. I would not recommend using cannabis to help sleep after a psychedelic trip.

 

[tucoXxX]

I think it's a perfect match. I do not smoke . but I really like weed while using it, it's like an update passing through me it helps me fall asleep. if you are not experienced, at least the first time you should have a more experienced partner

 

[B3RS3RK]

Gotta try this combo some time. Does this combination increase the chance of a bad trip, or does it only contribute to it's development?

 

[House M.D.]

Gotta try this combo some time. Does this combination increase the chance of a bad trip, or does it only contribute to it's development?

B3RS3RK

It should be understood that cannabis is also a psychedelic and directly affects 5 HT receptors and can enhance everything that was started by the action of LSD. This means that the timing of the use of these substances must be observed. Cannabis is perfectly safe to smoke 4-5 hours after consuming LSD. If you've used cannabis before, you may feel the unnecessary effects of LSD. Someone may get be able to this condition, but only permanent LSD users at a dosage of 300-400 mcg can smoke cannabis in a direct combination without observing the timing.


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