Substance type — hallucinogens
Hallucinogens distort the person’s sense of reality.
Common examples of hallucinogens include:
- LSD
- magic mushrooms
- ketamine
Typical effects of intoxication are:
- euphoria
- altered sensory perceptions
- distorted sense of time
- confusion and disorientation
Hallucinogens may increase the risk of problematic mental health symptoms such as paranoia and hallucinations.
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