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Alex Grey, MAPS. Waking Times. On January 11th, 2006, the Swiss chemist who discovered LSD, Dr. Albert Hofmann, turned 100 years old. The birthday celebra- tion was an elegant gathering of family, friends and colleagues held in Basel, Switzerland at the Museum of Cultures.
LSD stands for  lyserg saeure diaethylamid  in the original German. In English, it is called lysergic acid diethylamide. Dr. Albert Hofmann, a Swiss chemist looking for a new headache treatment, first produced LSD in 1938. He first developed lysergic acid, a derivative of ergot, a fungus that grows on the rye plant. dose the size of a grain of salt can cause effects. LSD inhibits the movement of serotonin in the brain, which influences mood. LSD seems to work in the cerebral cortex of the brain, which is involved in mood, thought, and perception, and in the locus ceruleus of the brain, which coordinates sensory perceptions.