LSD is known to increase NMDA-related activity in the brain.
Now, as the effects of LSA seem to be the exact opposite of the effects of LSD, and also because the effects of LSA are sedative rather than stimulating...could LSA actually be a mild NMDA-antagonist?
I've never had K-hole type experiences with LSA, but i do find it to have dissociative quality's, rather than real psychedelic effects.
Now, as the effects of LSA seem to be the exact opposite of the effects of LSD, and also because the effects of LSA are sedative rather than stimulating...could LSA actually be a mild NMDA-antagonist?
I've never had K-hole type experiences with LSA, but i do find it to have dissociative quality's, rather than real psychedelic effects.