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are LSD and psilocybin risky long term?

These substances weren't studied well until more recently which you are well aware of. You have no long term evidence just like me.
There's quite a number of studies on lsd and psilocybin, especially in the 50s and 60s we've just lost 60 odd years of data due to the UN getting every country to class these substances as illegal.

On the topic of dangerous substance would you like mountains of evidence on negative healthy effects of the studies conducted on say sugar or high fat diets (or trans fats and saturated fats), ultra processed foods, maybe air pollution, micro plastics basically everything you interact with on a daily basis?
 
Studies have shown that sublingual LSD administered to healthy dolphin volunteers at a rate of 25ug/kg enhances swimming capacity by fifty percent.


zach dorsey GIF
 
I may be stating the obvious here, but I work on the basis that risk involved in the use of any substance or activity has to be balanced against the enjoyment I obtain from it.

For example, I used to enjoy smoking cigarettes. But I decided that the enjoyment I obtained from them couldn't possibly be worth the associated long term health damage. For someone else that balance of payments might work out completely differently. My point is, I didn't quit because smoking is dangerous per se, but because I didn't enjoy it enough to accept the level of risk.

Psilocybin and DMT have enriched my existence. I would be quite willing to accept a degree of risk for that, if there is any (which is inconclusive anyway).
 
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