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Admitting the Holocaust LSD, ECSTASY, and MUSHROOMS Negative Effects Hallucinogens are drugs that cause hallucinations. Scientists explain a hallucination as “a sensory experience of something that does not exist outside the mind. It may involve hearing, seeing, smelling, tasting or feeling something that isn’t really there. Or, it may involve distorted sensory perceptions, so that things look, sound, smell, taste or feel differently from the way that they are.” LSD, Ecstasy and “Magic Mushrooms” are all hallucinogenic in effect. The effects vary in type and strength depending on the amount of the drug taken, how often it is taken, the mood of the user, the environment, and the physical condition of the individual taking the drug. Effects may be pleasurable for some users and violent in nature for others. Hallucinogens produce varying types of hallucinations. One type of hallucination produced by these drugs is called “synesthesia”, a transposing of sensory modes or sensory crossover. This is better explained by an example of seeing a particular sight that may cause the user to perceive a sound. Hearing a sound, may cause him/her to perceive an odor. lsd, ecstasy, drug, effects, user, mushrooms, users, reed, drugs, taken, people, body, been, physical, often, occur, hallucinations, after, very, time, produce, individual, found, experience, effect, cause, unpredictable, risk, reported, one, hallucinogenic, during, doses, about, years, white, tolerance, therefore, take, tablets, sound, sometimes, sensory, problems, panic, over, original, occurred