XPost: alt.drugs.psychedelics, alt.drugs, alt.drugs.rfg   
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   From: rfgdxm@mochamail.com   
      
   Frederick Burroughs wrote:   
   > "rfgdxm/Robert F. Golaszewski" wrote:   
      
   >>    And, psychological stress results from toxicity of LSD on the   
   >> brain. Looked at medically, what around here is called "tripping"   
   >> medically is the manifestation of the toxic effects of LSD on the   
   >> brain. Remember, being high is called being "intoxicated".   
   >   
   > Then say "stress related to LSD intoxication," not "direct toxicity   
   > death case."  You open yourself to misinterpretation.  My immediate   
   > thought was the deceased had been given a hugh quantity of LSD.   
      
      Which is why I posted the entire story, so the dose would be know by   
   all reading. The fact that the dose wasn't that large in fact is   
   significant. This is a case of LSD killing even in rather low doses. I   
   in fact made sure not to use the word "overdose" in my post.   
      
   > Also,   
   > it would be more accurate to say tripping is the manifestation of the   
   > "intoxicating" effects of LSD on the brain, since this is one of the   
   > generally accepted definitions of the word.   
      
      That would be acceptable. In this specific case, using toxic seems   
   best, since the effect of the drug was to cause death. IOW, if you live   
   the experience was intoxicating; and if the drug kills you it was toxic.   
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