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This fungus can create hallucinations as well as misconceptions when excessive of it is ingested. Albert Hofmann, a Swiss chemist, synthesized LSD from ergot in 1938 while attempting to find some healing value in the chemicals. He found the hallucinogenic as well as psychedelic residential or commercial properties of the medicine in 1943 when he inadvertently took some himself. LSD Blotter customers call an LSD experience a "trip," usually enduring twelve hrs or two. When points go wrong, which usually happens, it is called a "bad journey," another name for a living hell.
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