(d)-Lysergic acid amide (LSA) or ergine is a psychoactive compound structurally similar to (d)-Lysergic acid diethylamide or (LSD) however it is a much weaker hallucinogen. Pure or synthetic LSA is a controlled substance in most countries because it is so similar to LSD. However plants that contain LSA are uncontrolled. Seeds from a plant known as Morning Glory are psychoactive due to LSA. Other sources of LSA include Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds.

D-lysergic acid amide (Similar to LSD )

A hallucinogenic chemical found in natural plants such as Morning Glory seeds and Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds

Very weak compared to LSD and produced closed eye visuals and a strong body high. Depending on the dosage LSA can produce hallucinations similar to a small dosage of LSD or Shoorms / Mushrooms that contain psilcybin, psilocin, or baeocystin.

If not prepared correctly LSA can cause severe stomach paints and nausea.

LSA should be prepared with baker’s chocolate for best results.

LSA Usually last for 6-12 hours depending on the dosage.

Average dosage:

Morning Glory = 300-600 Seeds ( size of poppy seeds )
Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds = 5-9 ( size of nerd candy )

A hallucinogenic chemical - D-lysergic acid amide. Similar to LSD.

Lobe Separation Angle.
The angle between the centerlines of two adjacent intake and exhaust cam lobes. lsa is measured in degrees.

Noun, Acronym: LB Snot Appendage.
Wart-like appendage on finger resulting from the pouring of agar plates for bacterial culture.