I was looking at the wikipedia page on LSD because I was curious about something and saw that theres a couple of Migraine medicines with a very similar chemical structure to LSD. One of them is called Sansert, aka. Methysergide. I looked up some shit about Sansert and sure enough it can cause "LSD-like-hallucinations" and "psychedelic experiences."

Has anybody heard anything about this or tried it, or know anyone whose tried it? I'm just really curious now. Heres the wikipedia page.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sansert

Eh...Very unlikely. I had migraine meds a while back (need to get the script filled again), and they were Ergotamine and Caffeine. Ergotamine is a derivative of the Ergot fungus thingy, and so is LSD. Its plenty similar, but those things usually DON'T cause hallucinations, which is why they made it into medicinal use. you can go for it if you want, but i can't imagine that it will be so much cheaper than real LSD.

My girlfriend has bad migraines and she talked to her neurologist about ergotamine. He sad it is very common for it to make you feel like you are floating, or flying and thats it.

He sad it is very common for it to make you feel like you are floating, or flying and thats it.

yeah, but thats it. it only happened on the first time i took it.

i have personally used Hydergine
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydergine

When beginning my "nootropic stack" the second time i began to RANDOMLY trip on the first week of restarting my intake of Hydergine

I lay there on my bed, while 3 dimensional waves proceeded to wash over my fields of vision, stacking up the
prominent crests, in the corners of my peripheral vision, as they proceeded to wash in an expanding type
format.

Zoom patters of no definite thing, an amorphous picture that was interpreted and re-morphed by my brain almost instantly (a butterfly, or a field of wheat, of a big mountain, or the cosmos, or the tiny grain,...noo specific definition to the ever changing picture proceeded and generally it was fucking scary to trip randomly out of the blue....


i made a thread about it in January.....it is important to note that Hydergine is speculated to work by decreasing MAO activity. That morning having eaten 5 boiled eggs for breakfast (my fridge was practically empty and the eggs were what little i could find, and joe pedo made a remarkable speculation about egg consumption........which i pondered while eating the eggs that morning......but truly not expecting anything)