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LSD and stomach problems?

From what I remember of my LSD taking days, LSD nausea is more akin to the feeling of sickness you get when you've gone too long without eating; a butterflies in the stomach, combined with a lead ball rolling around your empty stomach. 5-MeO AMT felt more like a vertigo sort of nausea, where nothing would stay still in front of your eyes, when contrasted with everything else in your field of vision.

Only difficulty is; if you've never had LSD, you could be fooled into thinking that the nausea from the two is similar
 
Since the authenticity of such a significant amount of acid is in question, do you all field-test your stuff? Is it so important to, safety-wise, as compared to pills?
 
yeah i get the same thing.. i get alot of bloating and gas on LSD too.. it annoys me... i have a theory that it is due to the amount of excess oxygen we take in when we take LSD.. heavy breathing etc etc
 
I've never once experienced nausea on LSD or on any other drug. I have vomited once after consuming too much aguardente if that counts. On a slightly unrelated note, it felt like I was having difficulty breathing during my latest trip (i took 6 hits, previously highest dose was 3), but i attribute that to LSD's megalomaniac properties and downward spiral of paranoia that can occur.
 
On my first few trips I was kind of anxious which was most probably the reason I couldn't stop burping every 10 seconds. I became very aware of my body, really feeling each part sitting there. I never became nauseous but you can see the resemblance where stomache troubles just derive from hyperawareness.

In my opinion and experience this is a psychosomatic effect, I suppose you can take a benzo like Valium to combat it as is mentioned. You could also just try LSD without V especially in lower doses and do your best getting in contact with your own body so the load disappears. If you can't get yourself and your body to calm down you can always take a little Valium (like half a normal dose) to take off an edge. Then do the rest of the work yourself and enjoy your trip. If need be take the other half.

So in short, take the time and effort to work through it and figure it out yourself. With psychedelics great fear of something feeds that things a lot of attention: if you try all the time not to think about something, like barfing, well then you end up being preoccupied with it!!! So to break this slightly paradoxical effect free yourself of the fear, convince yourself that there is nothing to worry about and LSD doesn't make you puke, which is in essence the truth unless you puke from worrying about puking too much!

Oh I see she's not with us anymore, well this goes for the other emetophobes as well. ;)
Any -phobes actually.
 
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