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===Production===

Anecdotal reports indicate that LSH can be produced by mixing LSA and acetaldehyde in an acidic solution. It is also thought that LSA can form adducts with other aldehydes, some of which have been reported to be active although scientific evidence is lacking.

Anecdotal reports indicate that LSH can be produced by mixing LSA and acetaldehyde in an acidic solution. It is also thought that LSA can form adducts with other aldehydes, some of which have been reported to be active although scientific evidence is lacking and nobody has ever been able to show any formation of LSH with an lab method. This is consistent with the very very low reactivity of amides like LSA.

Peppermint essential oil or fresh peppermint leaves have been used during extraction to produce LSH and other adducts; however, the acetaldehyde content of most peppermint oil is very low. There are other aldehydes present in higher quantities, so ~~it is likely that other~~ adducts ~~will~~ be ~~formed~~. Due to the low boiling point of acetaldehyde, an extraction must be carried out at a low temperature and the product is not easily stored. The process is notoriously difficult to achieve leading to many people refuting the adduct theory.

Peppermint essential oil or fresh peppermint leaves have been used during extraction attempt to produce LSH and other adducts; however, the acetaldehyde content of most peppermint oil is very low. There are other aldehydes present in higher quantities, so if any adducts formed, they would not be LSH. Due to the low boiling point of acetaldehyde, an extraction must be carried out at a low temperature and the product is not easily stored. The process is notoriously difficult to achieve leading to many people refuting the adduct theory.

==Cinnamylidene-bislysergamide==

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 ===Production===
-Anecdotal reports indicate that LSH can be produced by mixing LSA and acetaldehyde in an acidic solution. It is also thought that LSA can form adducts with other aldehydes, some of which have been reported to be active although scientific evidence is lacking.
+Anecdotal reports indicate that LSH can be produced by mixing LSA and acetaldehyde in an acidic solution. It is also thought that LSA can form adducts with other aldehydes, some of which have been reported to be active although scientific evidence is lacking and nobody has ever been able to show any formation of LSH with an lab method. This is consistent with the very very low reactivity of amides like LSA.
-Peppermint essential oil or fresh peppermint leaves have been used during extraction to produce LSH and other adducts; however, the acetaldehyde content of most peppermint oil is very low. There are other aldehydes present in higher quantities, so it is likely that other adducts will be formed. Due to the low boiling point of acetaldehyde, an extraction must be carried out at a low temperature and the product is not easily stored. The process is notoriously difficult to achieve leading to many people refuting the adduct theory.
+Peppermint essential oil or fresh peppermint leaves have been used during extraction attempt to produce LSH and other adducts; however, the acetaldehyde content of most peppermint oil is very low. There are other aldehydes present in higher quantities, so if any adducts formed, they would not be LSH. Due to the low boiling point of acetaldehyde, an extraction must be carried out at a low temperature and the product is not easily stored. The process is notoriously difficult to achieve leading to many people refuting the adduct theory.
 ==Cinnamylidene-bislysergamide==