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Miscellaneous Official Hall Of Shame Thread - Less Fiction More Facts

"Hoffman said that LSA is already in our brain." @jdf237  2026-05-08  Complete History of LSA: The Drug Hidden in Every Hardware Store in America  @MidnightHistorian-MH  h‍ttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2XSdWT9U4bw
I couldn't find a cited source in the video you linked, but is this backed up by anything more solid? I've spent a lot of time researching biosynthetic pathways as they pertain to monoaminergic systems and I have not found anything that would get even close to a partial ergoline, let alone LSA. Anything is possible I suppose, but I imagine that it would be more likely that we'd end up with methyl groups on peculiar positions of tryptamines, Even something like a beta-carboline would be more likely I would assume (people already suspect pinoline may be present in the human brain, though I've yet to find good evidence of it).
 
I couldn't find a cited source in the video you linked, but is this backed up by anything more solid? I've spent a lot of time researching biosynthetic pathways as they pertain to monoaminergic systems and I have not found anything that would get even close to a partial ergoline, let alone LSA. Anything is possible I suppose, but I imagine that it would be more likely that we'd end up with methyl groups on peculiar positions of tryptamines, Even something like a beta-carboline would be more likely I would assume (people already suspect pinoline may be present in the human brain, though I've yet to find good evidence of it).
This is the hall of shame thread, depicting misconceptions found in drug communities. LSA is not endogenous to humans.

B-carbolines are found in humans. 2-methyltryptoline, harmane, for instance.
 
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