Last Tuesday, one of my 7th grade students approached me to report me about a ancestral secret. He told me that his father is addicted to LSD. He said that his father's addiction is getting worse by the minute. His father seem frightened and worried that there be a point that he thought he was nearly to die. My student told me that he thinks that his father is on the rim of insanity. I'm really worried about my student and I looked-for to help him.

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Answers:    The problem of your student's father near LSD is not considered as addiction. I think it is better to consider it as a dependence. LSD is not an addictive drug but it is tolerable. LSD (d-lysergic sharp diethylamide) is a type of hallucinogen. It is commonly called as the tart and it affects the mind of the abuser by controlling his perception of reality. He experiences episodes of frightening situations Some cases of LSD invective may lead to mental disorders approaching psychosis, depression or schizophrenia. Physically, a person using LSD have dilated pupils and a dry mouth. A person abuse LSD develops a difficulty in sleeping because of the unwanted thoughts that harbors surrounded by his head. Abusing LSD also results to the increase of heart rate, body warmth and blood pressure. LSD abusers may also experience sweating and tremors.

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tell your friend to put in the picture an authority figure that can comfort his family bcos not merely does LSD cos hallucinations it also rids the user of rationality and self control living them to commit act they wouldnt normally do when they be not on lsd.

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