LSA: Difference between revisions

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The seeds of many species of morning glory are known to contain [[lysergamide]] [[alkaloids]] such LSA.<ref>{{cite journal|last1=Ingram Jr.|first1=Albert L.|title=Morning Glory Seed Reaction|year=1964|journal=JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association|issn=0098-7484|doi=10.1001/jama.1964.03070260045019|volume=190|issue=13|pages=1133–1134}}</ref> Typical oral doses of morning glory seeds are as follows:

*'''Threshold:''' ''[[Oral threshold dose::20]] - 50 MG seeds / 1.5 g''

*'''Threshold:''' ''[[Oral threshold dose::20]] - 50 seeds / 1.5 g''

*'''Light:''' ''[[Oral min light dose::50]] - [[Oral max light dose::100]] [[Oral dose units::MG seeds]] / 1.5 - 3 g''

*'''Light:''' ''[[Oral min light dose::50]] - [[Oral max light dose::100]] [[Oral dose units::seeds]] / 1.5 - 3 g''

*'''Common:''' ''[[Oral min common dose::100]] - [[Oral max common dose::250]] MG seeds / 3 - 6 g''

*'''Common:''' ''[[Oral min common dose::100]] - [[Oral max common dose::250]] seeds / 3 - 6 g''

*'''Strong:''' ''[[Oral min strong dose::250]] - [[Oral max strong dose::400]] MG seeds / 6 - 10 g''

*'''Strong:''' ''[[Oral min strong dose::250]] - [[Oral max strong dose::400]] seeds / 6 - 10 g''

*'''Heavy:''' ''[[Oral heavy dose::400]] MG seeds + / 10 g +''

*'''Heavy:''' ''[[Oral heavy dose::400]] seeds + / 10 g +''

===Hawaiian baby woodrose seeds (HBWR)===

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Hawaiian baby woodrose is a perennial climbing vine that is native to the Indian subcontinent and has since been introduced to numerous areas worldwide including Hawaii, Africa and the Caribbean. Its seeds may be consumed for their various [[lysergamide|lysergamide alkaloids]] such as LSA.<ref>{{cite journal|last1=Klinke|first1=Helene B.|last2=Müller|last3=Steffenrud|first3=S.|last4=Dahl-Sørensen|first4=R.|title=Two cases of lysergamide intoxication by ingestion of seeds from Hawaiian Baby Woodrose|year=2010|journal=Forensic Science International|volume=197|issue=1–3|pages=e1-e5|issn=0379-0738|doi=10.1016/j.forsciint.2009.11.017}}</ref> Typical oral doses for Hawaiian baby woodrose seeds are as follows:

*'''Threshold:''' ''[[Sublingual threshold dose::1]] - 3 [[Sublingual dose units::~~HBWR~~ seeds]]''

*'''Threshold:''' ''[[Sublingual threshold dose::1]] - 3 [[Sublingual dose units::seeds]]''

*'''Light:''' ''[[Sublingual min light dose::3]] - [[Sublingual max light dose::5]] ~~HBWR~~ seeds''

*'''Light:''' ''[[Sublingual min light dose::3]] - [[Sublingual max light dose::5]] seeds''

*'''Common:''' ''[[Sublingual min common dose::5]] - [[Sublingual max common dose::7]] ~~HBWR~~ seeds''

*'''Common:''' ''[[Sublingual min common dose::5]] - [[Sublingual max common dose::7]] seeds''

*'''Strong:''' ''[[Sublingual min strong dose::7]] - [[Sublingual max strong dose::12]] ~~HBWR~~ seeds''

*'''Strong:''' ''[[Sublingual min strong dose::7]] - [[Sublingual max strong dose::12]] seeds''

*'''Heavy:''' ''[[Sublingual heavy dose::12]] ~~HBWR~~ seeds +''

*'''Heavy:''' ''[[Sublingual heavy dose::12]] seeds +''

===Preparation methods===

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 The seeds of many species of morning glory are known to contain [[lysergamide]] [[alkaloids]] such LSA.<ref>{{cite journal|last1=Ingram Jr.|first1=Albert L.|title=Morning Glory Seed Reaction|year=1964|journal=JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association|issn=0098-7484|doi=10.1001/jama.1964.03070260045019|volume=190|issue=13|pages=1133–1134}}</ref> Typical oral doses of morning glory seeds are as follows:
-*'''Threshold:''' ''[[Oral threshold dose::20]] - 50 MG seeds / 1.5 g''
+*'''Threshold:''' ''[[Oral threshold dose::20]] - 50 seeds / 1.5 g''
-*'''Light:''' ''[[Oral min light dose::50]] - [[Oral max light dose::100]] [[Oral dose units::MG seeds]] / 1.5 - 3 g''
+*'''Light:''' ''[[Oral min light dose::50]] - [[Oral max light dose::100]] [[Oral dose units::seeds]] / 1.5 - 3 g''
-*'''Common:''' ''[[Oral min common dose::100]] - [[Oral max common dose::250]] MG seeds / 3 - 6 g''
+*'''Common:''' ''[[Oral min common dose::100]] - [[Oral max common dose::250]] seeds / 3 - 6 g''
-*'''Strong:''' ''[[Oral min strong dose::250]] - [[Oral max strong dose::400]] MG seeds / 6 - 10 g''
+*'''Strong:''' ''[[Oral min strong dose::250]] - [[Oral max strong dose::400]] seeds / 6 - 10 g''
-*'''Heavy:''' ''[[Oral heavy dose::400]] MG seeds + / 10 g +''
+*'''Heavy:''' ''[[Oral heavy dose::400]] seeds + / 10 g +''
 ===Hawaiian baby woodrose seeds (HBWR)===
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 Hawaiian baby woodrose is a perennial climbing vine that is native to the Indian subcontinent and has since been introduced to numerous areas worldwide including Hawaii, Africa and the Caribbean. Its seeds may be consumed for their various [[lysergamide|lysergamide alkaloids]] such as LSA.<ref>{{cite journal|last1=Klinke|first1=Helene B.|last2=Müller|last3=Steffenrud|first3=S.|last4=Dahl-Sørensen|first4=R.|title=Two cases of lysergamide intoxication by ingestion of seeds from Hawaiian Baby Woodrose|year=2010|journal=Forensic Science International|volume=197|issue=1–3|pages=e1-e5|issn=0379-0738|doi=10.1016/j.forsciint.2009.11.017}}</ref> Typical oral doses for Hawaiian baby woodrose seeds are as follows:
-*'''Threshold:''' ''[[Sublingual threshold dose::1]] - 3 [[Sublingual dose units::HBWR seeds]]''
+*'''Threshold:''' ''[[Sublingual threshold dose::1]] - 3 [[Sublingual dose units::seeds]]''
-*'''Light:''' ''[[Sublingual min light dose::3]] - [[Sublingual max light dose::5]] HBWR seeds''
+*'''Light:''' ''[[Sublingual min light dose::3]] - [[Sublingual max light dose::5]] seeds''
-*'''Common:''' ''[[Sublingual min common dose::5]] - [[Sublingual max common dose::7]] HBWR seeds''
+*'''Common:''' ''[[Sublingual min common dose::5]] - [[Sublingual max common dose::7]] seeds''
-*'''Strong:''' ''[[Sublingual min strong dose::7]] - [[Sublingual max strong dose::12]] HBWR seeds''
+*'''Strong:''' ''[[Sublingual min strong dose::7]] - [[Sublingual max strong dose::12]] seeds''
-*'''Heavy:''' ''[[Sublingual heavy dose::12]] HBWR seeds +''
+*'''Heavy:''' ''[[Sublingual heavy dose::12]] seeds +''
 ===Preparation methods===