Henderson, L. (1994). Lsd: Still with us after all these years. New York :
Lexington Books.
The book tells about how recent trends in drugs have brought lsd back to
one of the mainly used drugs in our high schools and middle schools, and
how we still haven’t escaped its trend.

Nichols, D. (2006, August). Psilocybin can occasion mystical-type experiences.
EBSCOhost. Abstract retrieved March 18, 2008, from Academic Search
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detail?vid=5&hid=112&sid=afaf0a5f-7dc1-4090-bf44-91c9a48c7349%40sessionmgr108
The article talks about the consequences of psilocybin. It also covers
indication of drugs like lsd.

Smith, R., & Sanders, E. (n.d.). Unraveling G-proteins. EBSCOhost. Abstract
retrieved March 18, 2008, from http://http://web.ebscohost.com/ehost/
detail?vid=5&hid=112&sid=afaf0a5f-7dc1-4090-bf44-91c9a48c7349%40sessionmgr108
This article talks about some of the chemicals in Lsd, have been shown
to cause mental disorders such as schizophrenia.

Bleu, A. (n.d.). Chemical Imaging. EBSCOhost. Abstract retrieved March 18, 2008.
doi:10.1016/j.jconrel.2007.11.015
The article tells of the substances that can coat inside the brain as
the drug lsd is let into the brain.

The topic i chose was lsd drug use, because i wanted to explore the negatives and the positives. Since it was a huge trend during the sixties and seventies, when social change was nearly everyone’s goal. Lsd was the drug that people used to connect and speak with their inner-selfs. I liked the idea of doing this because the drug is supposed to be able to have effects where you can better view your own self.

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