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Q: MS and Drugs

asked by: JurgenBlackshaw on September 17th, 2009

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I have RR MS for about 3,5 years now, just had my liver checked which was fine, haven't had any shoops in a long time and now i'm thinking about doing LSD for the first time in my life. This weekend actually so my question is: is it relatively safe or should I just stay away from it? And how about other drugs?

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zigemyster

replied on October 1st, 2009

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Did you try it?

If not, I'd stay away from drugs unless prescribed by your physician.

Zig

JurgenBlackshaw

replied on October 2nd, 2009

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No, I didn't. Not because I didn't want to but the deal didn't happen. Instead I tried LSA which is the natural form of LSD. I bought it in a smartshop (I live in Holland) but it was just useless stuff. I tried it with 3 others (all healthy), I took 1 capsule the others all took 2. Nothing happened to any of us. No trip and no nasty side affects caused by MS and it's been 2 weeks.
I do understand everybody advises me to not try it, hell I would say the same thing but I would just like somebody that knows what drugs exactly do in the brain and what MS exactly does and connect the dots. Sorry if I explained that a little bit dodgy but I hope you get the idea

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