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Drug FAQ of the Day

Hallucinogens (acid, angel dust, magic mushrooms)

Everyone reacts differently to hallucinogens. There is no way to know if the person using will have a "bad trip."

Panic, confusion, anxiety, paranoia, and loss of control are symptons of a "bad trip."
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