Lsd

Lsd

ReviewIt is a thing of Beauty! -- Dr. Alexander & Ann Shulgin, March 6, 2004Otto's books are read across the world by amateur and professional chemists, industry, attorneys, and forensic laboratories, including the DEA. -- Thomas Lyttle, Heads Magazine, Vol. 4, Issue 3At age 15, Otto developed cluster migraine headaches. He was given narcotics, barbiturates, and ergot alkaloids. The drugs made him ill. He learned of a new medication. The drug was LDS-25. Several laboratories provided him with the medication. Included are comments and research from the greatest scientists of the twentieth century. LSD is written by who has been there and knows the subject/chemistry first hand.From the PublisherBook Includes: My Introduction to LSD-25Medical Uses of LSDReported DosagesTreatment of AlcoholicsIn the Treatment of PTSD?In the Treatment of NeurosesIn the Treatment of MigrainesIn the Treatment of Schizophrenia?Therapist (Guide) Must Take DrugThe Environments (Settings)Sessions in The Yellow RoomSessions in State ParksSessions in Amusement ParksReligious ExperienceOpening of the Mandala (100ug.)Control of the MandalaThe Ritual of the Million FacesNiacin (NADH-dependent enzyme)Satori (17) Temple of The AllTermination of PsychosisWarningWater Spirit (100 ug)LSD is LoveStrobe Candles and the Beads of LightsMoratorium on LSD-25Narcotics and Drug AbuseDangerous DrugsThe HallucinogensMind-Altering SubstancesWeighing RisksProposals for Dangerous Drug LegislationRecommendations Dealing With State LawPossession for Household or Animal UseUnauthorized Manufacture! In Response to MoratoriumStatistics and AnomaliesLSD LaboratoriesList I Chemical; Threshold base weightInvestigating LSD SampleProfile of Laboratory ChemistLysergamidesd-Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD-25)1-Alkyl & N-6 Substituted d-LysergamidesHydroxy Substituted d-LysergamidesErgotamine TartratePhysical Constants; Safety PrecautionsThe Curtis Reaction:Lysergic Acid Hydrazine, Lysergic Acid Azide and Lysergic Acid AmidesRacemic Lysergic Acid Hydrazide Using Hydrazine Hydrate and Ergot AlkaloidsLysergic Acid Azides and Amides from Lysergic Acid HydrazidesRacemic Lysergic Acid EthanolamideRacemic Lysergic Acid Dimethylamided-iso-Lysergic Acid-hydroxybutylamide-2Diethylamide of d-Lysergic AcidPreparation of d-Lysergic Acid Azideiso-Lysergic Acid PiperididePreparation of d-Lysergic Acid Hydrazides (the New Process)Lysergic Acid-(3'-allyloxy-2'-oxy-propyl)amideThe Garbrecht SynthesisPreparation of Amides of Lysergic AcidPreparation of ErgonovinePreparation of d-Lysergic Acid MorpholidePreparation of d-Lysergic Acid DiethylamidePreparation of ErgonovineSulfan B (gamma Sulfuric Acid Anhydride) PreparationLysergic Acid Amide Derivative Preparation1-Methyl-d-Lysergic Acid (+) Butanolamide-(2)1-Methyl-d-Lysergic Acid Ethylamide1-n-Propyl-D-lysergic acid (+) Butanolamide-(2)Alternative Syntheses of LysergamidesFractional Crystallization of LysergamidesFractional Crystallization of d-Lysergic Acid-hydroxybutylamide-2Optically Active Salts of Lysergic and iso-Lysergic AcidsFractional Crystallization of d-Lysergic AcidDiethylamide d-Tartrate from Racemic Lysergic Acid DiethylamideSeparating and Purifying Alkaloids of ErgotCrystallization of d-Lysergic Acid Diethylamide TartrateFractional Crystallization of d-Lysergic Acid Piperidide d-TartrateFractional Crystallization of d-Lysergic Acid CyclobutylamideChromotography of Ergot AlkaloidsSeparation of Pure Crystallized Ergot AlkaloidsSeparation of a Mixture of Ergotamin and ErgotamininPure Ergotamin from a Raw ExtractSeparation of Diethylamide of d-Lysergic AcidIsolation of the Alkaloids from Culture of Ergot (Claviceps purpurea [Fr] Tul.)Chromatography of Lysergic Acid DiethylamideChromatography of d-Lysergic Acid PiperidideChromatography of Amides of Lysergic AcidChromatography of Lysergic Acid MorpholideChromatography of d-Ly