The Effects of LSD/dosage

Question

If LSD in the smallest trace amounts can create extreme effects, what would larger, more measurable amounts cause? (1 teaspoon, 1 cup, 1 gallon) These measurements are ridiculous, but I'm curious, would these cause a permanent state of hallucinatory euphoria, or could these amounts cause death?

Answer 1

below is a link for more info on this..but please keep in mind that each person reacts to substances differently...so a teaspoonful of this could be lethal to one person while the next person could tolerate much more than that for example.. plus LSD is an extremely strong hallucinogen

Answer 2

The more you take, the more profound and powerful the effects are, but there's a limit.  There's not a big difference in psychedelic effect between 1,000 mcg and 5,000 mcg doses .  A number of people have taken hundreds of hits, usually on accident.  This isn't very well documented territory (it's certainly not cheap), but permanent insanity is nonsense.  There are however some reports of death and injury:

http://www.erowid.org/ask/ask.php?ID=220

I suspect that while psychedelic effects level off, autonomic effects become increasingly severe, hence the complications.