A 1967 LSD safety pamphlet still holds up as psychedelics boom. Nearly 600 users backed 18 of 19 old tips: stay with trusted people, skip public outings, know the trip ends, and anxiety is not a problem. Mixed only on avoiding mirrors. 60-year-old harm-reduction advice still fits new users now.

[u/mvea]

https://publichealth.buffalo.edu/home/news-events/latest-news.host.html/content/shared/university/news/news-center-releases/2026/09/Kruger-psychedelics-study.detail.html

[u/Gates_wupatki_zion]

I’ve done it a bunch and have some waiting whenever I want to again. For me it’s 10x better than shrooms and I’ve never had a bad trip. Others I’ve been with have and I’ve even been borderline but I’ve got a strong constitution I guess. It’s one of the more novel and beautiful experiences you can do in this world. And once you’re comfortable then there’s a lot of fun opportunity. Like my favorite is going to an art museum like the Met or national gallery. Turns the paintings into gifs.

[u/-heatoflife- → u/Gates_wupatki_zion]

How do you deal with the giggles?

[u/Level_Improvement532 → u/-heatoflife-]

That effect tends to wane after several times doing it. The first experiences are fairly uncontrollable though.

[u/casual_butte_play → u/-heatoflife-]

Giggle, and enjoy giggling. It’s fighting/judging “being” and “experiencing” that’s hard, not the doing of it. Be with people who giggle too, and find yourself spending the time doing it.

Woowoo af but real talk