Re: Delysid (LSD 25) .........From the product monograph SANDOZ LTD., BASLE, SWITZ

[Guest guest]

What is this stuff? Is it an anti depressant?

>

> D-lysergic acid diethylamide tartrate

> Sugar-coated tablets containing 0.025 mg. (25 µg.).

>

> Ampoules of 1 ml. containing 0.1 mg. (100 µg.) for oral

> administration.

>

> The solution may also be injected s.c. or i.v. The effect is

> identical with that of oral administration but sets in more rapidly.

>

>

> PROPERTIES

> The administration of very small doses of Delysid (½-2 µg./kg. body

> weight) results in transitory disturbances of affect,

> hallucinations, depersonalization, reliving of repressed memories,

> and mild neuro-vegetative symptoms. The effect sets in after 30 to

> 90 minutes and generally lasts 5 to 12 hours. However, intermittent

> disturbances of affect may occasionally persist for several days.

>

>

> METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION

> For oral administration the contents of 1 ampoule of Delysid are

> diluted with distilled water, a 1% solution of tartaric acid or

> halogen-free tap water.

>

> The absorption of the solution is somewhat more rapid and more

> constant that that of the tablets.

>

> Ampoules which have not been opened, which have been protected

> against light and stored in a cool place are stable for an

unlimited

> period. Ampoules which have been opened or diluted solutions retain

> their effectiveness for 1 to 2 days, if stored in a refrigerator.

>

>

> INDICATIONS AND DOSAGE

> a) Analytical psychotherapy, to elicit release of repressed

material

> and provide mental relaxation, particularly in anxiety states and

> obsessional neuroses. The initial dose is 25 µg. (¼ of an ampoule

or

> 1 tablet). This dose is increased at each treatment by 25 µg. until

> the optimum dose (usually between 50 and 200 µg.) is found. The

> individual treatments are best given at intervals of one week.

>

> Experimental studies on the nature of psychoses: By taking

> Delysid himself, the psychiatrist is able to gain an insight in the

> world of ideas and sensations of mental patients. Delysid can also

> be used to induced model psychoses of short duration in normal

> subjects, this facilitating studies on the pathogenesis of mental

> disease.

>

> In normal subjects, doses of 25 to 75 µg. are generally sufficient

> to produce a hallucinatory psychosis (on an average 1 µg./kg. body

> weight). In certain forms of psychosis and in chronic alcoholism,

> higher doses are necessary (2 to 4 µg./kg. body weight).

>

>

> PRECAUTIONS

> Pathological mental conditions may be intensified by Delysid.

> Particular caution is necessary in subjects with a suicidal

tendency

> and in those cases where a psychotic development appears imminent.

> The psycho-affective lability and the tendency to commit impulsive

> acts may occasionally last for some days.

>

> Delysid should only be administered under strict medical

> supervision. The supervision should not be discontinued until the

> effects of the drug have completely worn off.

>

>

> ANTIDOTE

> The mental effects of Delysid can be rapidly reversed by the i.m.

> administration of 50 mg. chlorpromazine.

>

> Literature available on request.

>

> SANDOZ LTD., BASLE, SWITZERLAND

> 9792*-Z1540 e.-sp./d.-fr.

> Printed in Switzerland.

>

>

>

> From the product monograph.

[Guest guest]

OOOOOps, overlooked the acronym in parentheses there.

> >

> > D-lysergic acid diethylamide tartrate

> > Sugar-coated tablets containing 0.025 mg. (25 µg.).

> >

> > Ampoules of 1 ml. containing 0.1 mg. (100 µg.) for oral

> > administration.

> >

> > The solution may also be injected s.c. or i.v. The effect is

> > identical with that of oral administration but sets in more

rapidly.

> >

> >

> > PROPERTIES

> > The administration of very small doses of Delysid (½-2 µg./kg.

body

> > weight) results in transitory disturbances of affect,

> > hallucinations, depersonalization, reliving of repressed

memories,

> > and mild neuro-vegetative symptoms. The effect sets in after 30

to

> > 90 minutes and generally lasts 5 to 12 hours. However,

intermittent

> > disturbances of affect may occasionally persist for several days.

> >

> >

> > METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION

> > For oral administration the contents of 1 ampoule of Delysid are

> > diluted with distilled water, a 1% solution of tartaric acid or

> > halogen-free tap water.

> >

> > The absorption of the solution is somewhat more rapid and more

> > constant that that of the tablets.

> >

> > Ampoules which have not been opened, which have been protected

> > against light and stored in a cool place are stable for an

> unlimited

> > period. Ampoules which have been opened or diluted solutions

retain

> > their effectiveness for 1 to 2 days, if stored in a refrigerator.

> >

> >

> > INDICATIONS AND DOSAGE

> > a) Analytical psychotherapy, to elicit release of repressed

> material

> > and provide mental relaxation, particularly in anxiety states and

> > obsessional neuroses. The initial dose is 25 µg. (¼ of an ampoule

> or

> > 1 tablet). This dose is increased at each treatment by 25 µg.

until

> > the optimum dose (usually between 50 and 200 µg.) is found. The

> > individual treatments are best given at intervals of one week.

> >

> > Experimental studies on the nature of psychoses: By taking

> > Delysid himself, the psychiatrist is able to gain an insight in

the

> > world of ideas and sensations of mental patients. Delysid can

also

> > be used to induced model psychoses of short duration in normal

> > subjects, this facilitating studies on the pathogenesis of mental

> > disease.

> >

> > In normal subjects, doses of 25 to 75 µg. are generally

sufficient

> > to produce a hallucinatory psychosis (on an average 1 µg./kg.

body

> > weight). In certain forms of psychosis and in chronic alcoholism,

> > higher doses are necessary (2 to 4 µg./kg. body weight).

> >

> >

> > PRECAUTIONS

> > Pathological mental conditions may be intensified by Delysid.

> > Particular caution is necessary in subjects with a suicidal

> tendency

> > and in those cases where a psychotic development appears

imminent.

> > The psycho-affective lability and the tendency to commit

impulsive

> > acts may occasionally last for some days.

> >

> > Delysid should only be administered under strict medical

> > supervision. The supervision should not be discontinued until the

> > effects of the drug have completely worn off.

> >

> >

> > ANTIDOTE

> > The mental effects of Delysid can be rapidly reversed by the i.m.

> > administration of 50 mg. chlorpromazine.

> >

> > Literature available on request.

> >

> > SANDOZ LTD., BASLE, SWITZERLAND

> > 9792*-Z1540 e.-sp./d.-fr.

> > Printed in Switzerland.

> >

> >

> >

> > From the product monograph.

[Guest guest]

What is this stuff? Is it an anti depressant?

It's LSD or Acid for the street name. It's the psychedelic drug

that was so popular in the 60's. The psychiatrists wanted everybody

to take it. It's the only drug I know that can truly make you insane with

one dose.

I was amazed to see that there appears to be some medical reason to

manufacture this.

Actually if there is some " reason " for this it can't be good.

the stuff was found by researching the rust on rye that would cause some

villages to freak out in Europe. It's very powerful and extremely dangerous

to your

mental well being. I did it in the early 80's and wish I hadn't.

My best friend's mother told me that her doc wanted her to take LSD for

her birthing of him. Pretty strange what is considered ok in the drug world

until the effects finally tell the truth. There are many in the looney bin's

from

this drug.

Supposedly it was sold in the back of comics with ad's that said " see pretty

colors "

in them.

Jim

>

> D-lysergic acid diethylamide tartrate

> Sugar-coated tablets containing 0.025 mg. (25 µg.).

>

> Ampoules of 1 ml. containing 0.1 mg. (100 µg.) for oral

> administration.

>

> The solution may also be injected s.c. or i.v. The effect is

> identical with that of oral administration but sets in more rapidly.

>

>

> PROPERTIES

> The administration of very small doses of Delysid (½-2 µg./kg. body

> weight) results in transitory disturbances of affect,

> hallucinations, depersonalization, reliving of repressed memories,

> and mild neuro-vegetative symptoms. The effect sets in after 30 to

> 90 minutes and generally lasts 5 to 12 hours. However, intermittent

> disturbances of affect may occasionally persist for several days.

>

>

> METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION

> For oral administration the contents of 1 ampoule of Delysid are

> diluted with distilled water, a 1% solution of tartaric acid or

> halogen-free tap water.

>

> The absorption of the solution is somewhat more rapid and more

> constant that that of the tablets.

>

> Ampoules which have not been opened, which have been protected

> against light and stored in a cool place are stable for an

unlimited

> period. Ampoules which have been opened or diluted solutions retain

> their effectiveness for 1 to 2 days, if stored in a refrigerator.

>

>

> INDICATIONS AND DOSAGE

> a) Analytical psychotherapy, to elicit release of repressed

material

> and provide mental relaxation, particularly in anxiety states and

> obsessional neuroses. The initial dose is 25 µg. (¼ of an ampoule

or

> 1 tablet). This dose is increased at each treatment by 25 µg. until

> the optimum dose (usually between 50 and 200 µg.) is found. The

> individual treatments are best given at intervals of one week.

>

> Experimental studies on the nature of psychoses: By taking

> Delysid himself, the psychiatrist is able to gain an insight in the

> world of ideas and sensations of mental patients. Delysid can also

> be used to induced model psychoses of short duration in normal

> subjects, this facilitating studies on the pathogenesis of mental

> disease.

>

> In normal subjects, doses of 25 to 75 µg. are generally sufficient

> to produce a hallucinatory psychosis (on an average 1 µg./kg. body

> weight). In certain forms of psychosis and in chronic alcoholism,

> higher doses are necessary (2 to 4 µg./kg. body weight).

>

>

> PRECAUTIONS

> Pathological mental conditions may be intensified by Delysid.

> Particular caution is necessary in subjects with a suicidal

tendency

> and in those cases where a psychotic development appears imminent.

> The psycho-affective lability and the tendency to commit impulsive

> acts may occasionally last for some days.

>

> Delysid should only be administered under strict medical

> supervision. The supervision should not be discontinued until the

> effects of the drug have completely worn off.

>

>

> ANTIDOTE

> The mental effects of Delysid can be rapidly reversed by the i.m.

> administration of 50 mg. chlorpromazine.

>

> Literature available on request.

>

> SANDOZ LTD., BASLE, SWITZERLAND

> 9792*-Z1540 e.-sp./d.-fr.

> Printed in Switzerland.

>

>

>

> From the product monograph.

[Guest guest]

OOOPS I didn't see this post

OOOOOps, overlooked the acronym in parentheses there.

> >

> > D-lysergic acid diethylamide tartrate

> > Sugar-coated tablets containing 0.025 mg. (25 µg.).

> >

> > Ampoules of 1 ml. containing 0.1 mg. (100 µg.) for oral

> > administration.

> >

> > The solution may also be injected s.c. or i.v. The effect is

> > identical with that of oral administration but sets in more

rapidly.

> >

> >

> > PROPERTIES

> > The administration of very small doses of Delysid (½-2 µg./kg.

body

> > weight) results in transitory disturbances of affect,

> > hallucinations, depersonalization, reliving of repressed

memories,

> > and mild neuro-vegetative symptoms. The effect sets in after 30

to

> > 90 minutes and generally lasts 5 to 12 hours. However,

intermittent

> > disturbances of affect may occasionally persist for several days.

> >

> >

> > METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION

> > For oral administration the contents of 1 ampoule of Delysid are

> > diluted with distilled water, a 1% solution of tartaric acid or

> > halogen-free tap water.

> >

> > The absorption of the solution is somewhat more rapid and more

> > constant that that of the tablets.

> >

> > Ampoules which have not been opened, which have been protected

> > against light and stored in a cool place are stable for an

> unlimited

> > period. Ampoules which have been opened or diluted solutions

retain

> > their effectiveness for 1 to 2 days, if stored in a refrigerator.

> >

> >

> > INDICATIONS AND DOSAGE

> > a) Analytical psychotherapy, to elicit release of repressed

> material

> > and provide mental relaxation, particularly in anxiety states and

> > obsessional neuroses. The initial dose is 25 µg. (¼ of an ampoule

> or

> > 1 tablet). This dose is increased at each treatment by 25 µg.

until

> > the optimum dose (usually between 50 and 200 µg.) is found. The

> > individual treatments are best given at intervals of one week.

> >

> > Experimental studies on the nature of psychoses: By taking

> > Delysid himself, the psychiatrist is able to gain an insight in

the

> > world of ideas and sensations of mental patients. Delysid can

also

> > be used to induced model psychoses of short duration in normal

> > subjects, this facilitating studies on the pathogenesis of mental

> > disease.

> >

> > In normal subjects, doses of 25 to 75 µg. are generally

sufficient

> > to produce a hallucinatory psychosis (on an average 1 µg./kg.

body

> > weight). In certain forms of psychosis and in chronic alcoholism,

> > higher doses are necessary (2 to 4 µg./kg. body weight).

> >

> >

> > PRECAUTIONS

> > Pathological mental conditions may be intensified by Delysid.

> > Particular caution is necessary in subjects with a suicidal

> tendency

> > and in those cases where a psychotic development appears

imminent.

> > The psycho-affective lability and the tendency to commit

impulsive

> > acts may occasionally last for some days.

> >

> > Delysid should only be administered under strict medical

> > supervision. The supervision should not be discontinued until the

> > effects of the drug have completely worn off.

> >

> >

> > ANTIDOTE

> > The mental effects of Delysid can be rapidly reversed by the i.m.

> > administration of 50 mg. chlorpromazine.

> >

> > Literature available on request.

> >

> > SANDOZ LTD., BASLE, SWITZERLAND

> > 9792*-Z1540 e.-sp./d.-fr.

> > Printed in Switzerland.

> >

> >

> >

> > From the product monograph.

[Guest guest]

Wow, I wonder if there have been studies as to how brain damaging LSD

really is. I wouldn't be surprised if the effects are due to brain

death. Imagine, getting a high out of the experience of your brain

dying......

> >

> > D-lysergic acid diethylamide tartrate

> > Sugar-coated tablets containing 0.025 mg. (25 µg.).

> >

> > Ampoules of 1 ml. containing 0.1 mg. (100 µg.) for oral

> > administration.

> >

> > The solution may also be injected s.c. or i.v. The effect is

> > identical with that of oral administration but sets in more

rapidly.

> >

> >

> > PROPERTIES

> > The administration of very small doses of Delysid (½-2 µg./kg.

body

> > weight) results in transitory disturbances of affect,

> > hallucinations, depersonalization, reliving of repressed memories,

> > and mild neuro-vegetative symptoms. The effect sets in after 30 to

> > 90 minutes and generally lasts 5 to 12 hours. However,

intermittent

> > disturbances of affect may occasionally persist for several days.

> >

> >

> > METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION

> > For oral administration the contents of 1 ampoule of Delysid are

> > diluted with distilled water, a 1% solution of tartaric acid or

> > halogen-free tap water.

> >

> > The absorption of the solution is somewhat more rapid and more

> > constant that that of the tablets.

> >

> > Ampoules which have not been opened, which have been protected

> > against light and stored in a cool place are stable for an

> unlimited

> > period. Ampoules which have been opened or diluted solutions

retain

> > their effectiveness for 1 to 2 days, if stored in a refrigerator.

> >

> >

> > INDICATIONS AND DOSAGE

> > a) Analytical psychotherapy, to elicit release of repressed

> material

> > and provide mental relaxation, particularly in anxiety states and

> > obsessional neuroses. The initial dose is 25 µg. (¼ of an ampoule

> or

> > 1 tablet). This dose is increased at each treatment by 25 µg.

until

> > the optimum dose (usually between 50 and 200 µg.) is found. The

> > individual treatments are best given at intervals of one week.

> >

> > Experimental studies on the nature of psychoses: By taking

> > Delysid himself, the psychiatrist is able to gain an insight in

the

> > world of ideas and sensations of mental patients. Delysid can also

> > be used to induced model psychoses of short duration in normal

> > subjects, this facilitating studies on the pathogenesis of mental

> > disease.

> >

> > In normal subjects, doses of 25 to 75 µg. are generally sufficient

> > to produce a hallucinatory psychosis (on an average 1 µg./kg. body

> > weight). In certain forms of psychosis and in chronic alcoholism,

> > higher doses are necessary (2 to 4 µg./kg. body weight).

> >

> >

> > PRECAUTIONS

> > Pathological mental conditions may be intensified by Delysid.

> > Particular caution is necessary in subjects with a suicidal

> tendency

> > and in those cases where a psychotic development appears imminent.

> > The psycho-affective lability and the tendency to commit impulsive

> > acts may occasionally last for some days.

> >

> > Delysid should only be administered under strict medical

> > supervision. The supervision should not be discontinued until the

> > effects of the drug have completely worn off.

> >

> >

> > ANTIDOTE

> > The mental effects of Delysid can be rapidly reversed by the i.m.

> > administration of 50 mg. chlorpromazine.

> >

> > Literature available on request.

> >

> > SANDOZ LTD., BASLE, SWITZERLAND

> > 9792*-Z1540 e.-sp./d.-fr.

> > Printed in Switzerland.

> >

> >

> >

> > From the product monograph.

>

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>

>

>

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>

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