LSD And Toxic Lies

Dr Alex O’Bryan-Tear shares his expert opinion on why the myth of LSD’s toxicity is totally unfounded. LSD could in fact be one of the safest substances.

Regular guest author Dr Alex O’Bryan-Tear returns to The Third Wave with an analysis of the evidence for any physiological danger posed by LSD.

A quick word on toxicity before we get into the nitty-gritty. Toxicity doesn’t refer to a specific type of harmfulness, but is an umbrella term for any kind of damage that a chemical might cause to the human body. Chemicals are therefore not either ‘toxic’ or ‘non-toxic’, as their potential for harm is relative to their volume and use. A chemical may be non-toxic when applied to the skin, but toxic if consumed. And while pharmaceuticals and recreational drugs tend not to be toxic at their correct dosage, virtually all chemicals will become toxic at high enough levels.

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