Transcription of LSD — My Problem Child - MAPS
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LSD My Problem Child Albert Hofmann Contents Translator's Preface Foreword 1 How LSD Originated 2 LSD in Animal Experiments and Biological Research 3 Chemical Modifications of LSD 4 Use of LSD in Psychiatry 5 From Remedy to Inebriant 6 The Mexican Relatives of LSD 7 Radiance from Ernst J nger 8 Meeting With Aldous Huxley 9 Correspondence with the Poet-Physician Walter Vogt 10 Various Visitors 11 LSD Experience and Reality LSD - My Problem Child (c)1980 by McGraw-Hill Published by McGraw-Hill book Company ISBN 0-07-029325-2 Note: LSD, My Problem Child appears in this library under the "Fair Use" rulings regarding the 1976 Copyright Act for NON-profit academic, research, and general information purposes.
It is my desire in this book to give a comprehensive picture of LSD, its origin, its effects, and its dangers, in order to guard against increasing abuse of this extraordinary drug. I hope thereby to emphasize possible uses of LSD that are compatible with its characteristic action. I believe that if people would learn to use LSD's vision-inducing
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