Methysergide

[FONT=&quot]Wikipedia states that: [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]“About 4 mg of Methysergide (a prescription drug) is equal to 25mcg of LSD”.
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[FONT=&quot]Looking at the chemical structure, I find this hard to believe.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Can anyone comet on this?
Link.
:sunny:[/FONT][FONT=&quot]Wikipedia states that: this font is very annoying..... [/FONT]

 

I expect that it's not true. I was under the impression that LSD (psychoactive or non psychoactive version) was pretty much paramount in the type of use they're talking about. I could be wrong, however.

You seem to be under the impression that that article means in the psychedelic sense, due to an ironic ignorance of LSD and it's various uses and non-psychedelic analogs, given your attempted analysis of it's molecule...

 

Well.... I don’t wish to represent myself as a hotshot... you never know whose reading.:clown:

 

Don't worry, hotshots don't use magenta lettering this big.

 

Now there was really no need for pity name calling..... A simple explanation was all I wanted.
Calling one ignorant when you don’t know one is in its self ignorant.

 

LSD is a very effective cure for some people with chronic headaches, and various similar problems. While some psychedelics directly help the headaches because of how they affect the brain, totally non psychoactive types of LSD can be used for this as well, supposedly to great effect. If you don't know this, and then take an article on a non psychoactive headache treatment's comparison to LSD to mean that it's psychedelic... well yeah, that's ignorant, unless you lied and knew all this the whole time.

And it's rather hollow of you to tell me that it's ignorant to call you ignorant for being ignorant.... Ignorant is not always a bad word, it just means you need to research this more, if it interests you. You obviously are ignorant of LSD, because while I don't know much about it REALLY, in a chemical way, psychedelics have a well known use fighting chronic headaches, and you where reading about headache meds, and didn't even think to put LSD into the context of headaches, instead of putting headaches into the context of LSD.

/rant