Derived from the dried sclerotium (resting body of fungus) of clariceps purpurea (rye plants)

Refers to substance that produces bisual images or auditory perceptions that may, in fact, not be real

Lysergic acid diethylamide (semi synthetic) -colorless, odorless, tasteless -most powerful psychotropic agent known

No intrinsic vasoconstrictor property in its action against migraine

Act directly on uterine amooth muscle and induce sustained contractions

Semi synthetic dihydrogenated ergot alkaloids that increases brain metabolism presumably by increasing cerebral blood flow via a adrenergic blockade

Discovered lsd

Ancient aztec hallucinogen

Mydriasis, hyperthermia

Frequently used to ameliorate the psychological manifestations and perceptual distortion

Food of the gods

Common street name of mushrooms

Mimics lsd

Synthetic analogs of amphetamine

Firat of a series of alkaloidal amine hallucinogens

Up to 100 times more potent than mescaline

Originally introduced as an anorexiant and popularized in the 1980s, still promoted as the "good high, low risk" deug of abuse

Originally marketed in the EU as IV anesthetic (sernyl), the deug was soon identified with post anesthetic confusion and delirium

Px experiemce acute subjective feelings of depersonalization, detachment from the environment, and distortion of perception of sight and sound

Rapid acting general non batbiturate anesthetic used alone or as supplemental anesthetic in diagnostic and surgical procedure

Orphan drug for the tx of natcolepsy, cataplexy, sleep paralysis

Represents a class of emerging new psychoactive sunstances, research drug