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Originally Posted by Jasano32 I'm researching schizophrenia for a rather large project, and I keep coming across comparisons between schizophrenic experiences and experiences with drugs--specifically, LSD.
I'm interested to know if there is any justification of these analogies; specifically with LSD, or in a more general sense.
Any information you could offer would be greatly appreciated. |
every schizophrenic expereince is most probably gona be different, i would say theirs no real connection between lsd and schizophrenia apart from the hallucinations, and visual affects, i mean personaly a schizophrenic hallucination is like seeing a person or an object for a short period of time or hearing the odd voice, a drug trip i never did try lsd but i did engage in mushroom use is much different in a mushroom trip, u basicly see lost of visual disortion objects move about everywere and its easy to introspect and say hey im obviousley intoxxicated on somehtink im on drugs, with schizophrenia unless the indiviual is in an accute stage of their psycosis ur not gona realy tell them apart from any one else. but its uauly obviouse to see if someone is on say lsd, they tend to dance in funny ways, they find it very difficult to communicate, they seem totaly ****ed, sometimes they cant move , they appear overwhelmed, but many schizophrenics can lead active and pro active lifes, i suppose they learn toliarnce other a while to their syptoms and carry on from their, LSD also tends to increase seriotin transmissions while in schizophrenia serioitin levels tend to be noticbley low meaning a schizophrenic individual will tend to be simpley or depressed and anxiouse.