LSD Addiction Treatment

Testimonials

"First a big thank you to you and your staff at the Christian rehab. It saved my husband's life and has ended up bringing our entire family closer together. It proved more difficult than I ever could have imagined to find a Christian rehab. It seemed so many other rehabs said they were Christ centered, but upon further investigation, it was just a marketing scheme. I m happy to say your rehab restored my husband's faith along with blessing him with his sobriety."
Ann B., Cleveland, Ohio

"I am now sober for eight months and active in church again. Who would ever have thought I could do it. I was so scared, but you made my detox comfortable, could always have used more medication though, just a joke. I am attending Christian counseling two times a week and it really helps. Again thanks, taking it one day at a time!"
Brad C., Jacksonville, Florida

"My son's life was a mess. He had been arrested twice for DUI's and was only getting worse each and every day. If it wasn't for your treatment center, I can't imagine where he would have ended up. I would recommend your Christian rehab, as he calls it, to anyone."
Beverly W., Omaha, Nebraska

"A Christian drug rehab, who would have thought I would have ever ended up there. Although when I took a look at my college studies it was clear I majored in opiates and alcohol. As you can tell, I have regained my sense of humor, am back in school and have put together six months of continued sobriety. I just wanted to say thanks."
George H., Knoxville, Tennessee

LSD Addiction

LSD addiction is a psychological rather than a physical addiction. Many LSD users become psychologically dependent on the distraction its use presents - an escape from reality. There is a tolerance factor involved with using LSD and one that develops rapidly.

LSD produces unpredictable psychological effects, with "trips" lasting about 12 hours. With large enough doses, users experience delusions and hallucinations. Physical effects include increased body temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure; sleeplessness; and loss of appetite.

Heavy LSD users are often disconnected from reality and develop severe social problems. Ruined sleep cycles and loss of interest in eating and personal hygiene can exacerbate the situation. People with histories of certain mental illnesses can worsen their condition - in particular if they suffer from schizophrenia or psychosis. LSD use may also speed the onset of these conditions to those who are predisposed.

LSD and Health Risks

Few reports of LSD overdoses result in death of permanent health problems, though people concurrently under the influence of other recreational drugs have been known to have heart attacks, strokes, and other causes of death possibly associated with the LSD use. LSD can distort perceptions of reality and produce hallucinations; the effects can be frightening and cause panic.

The real dangers associated with taking LSD are the accidents that can occur under the influence with poor judgment, skewed perceptions or a sense of immortality. It is not uncommon for LSD users to accidentally get killed by falling from windows or buildings, walking in front of a moving vehicle or driving while tripping.

Due to the relatively unpredictable effects of LSD; it is essential to find treatment as early on as possible. The longer one uses LSD, the opportunity for tolerance and LSD addiction increases. Once this occurs, it will take more of the drug to produce the desired effect. LSD addiction treatment is essential.

If you believe you or someone you know needs help with what appears to be LSD addiction, call us now. Help is available 24/7 from our Christian drug rehab center. Our caring and professional staff is available 24/7 to assist you. Call toll-free at: 1-800-673-1905 for a free confidential assessment and begin A New Life.