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	Definition of Simon Posford
		Based in the United Kingdom, Simon Posford has been producing electronic music since the 1990s, using a handful of pseudonyms, most notably Hallucinogen.
		In 1995 the album Twisted was released, for which he received much praise.
		The follow-up, 1997's The Lone Deranger, was a worthy successor and the last full album of the Hallucinogen alias.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Simon_Posford (233 words)

	MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia: Drug abuse
		During the 1980s it was established as the most commonly used hallucinogen, with the majority of users aged 15-25.
		Today, most hallucinogens are used experimentally rather than on a regular basis, with most users reporting only single or several uses per year.
		Hallucinogens are commonly associated with extreme anxiety and absence of contact with reality at the height of the drug experience ("bad trips").
	www.nlm.nih.gov /medlineplus/ency/article/001945.htm (2300 words)

	Headache Treatments by Native Peoples of the Ecuadorian Amazon
		In contrast, the true forces underlying daily life are felt to be supernatural and require hallucinogens for viewing and manipulation.
		Shamans employ the hallucinogenic "natema" drink to direct their "tsentsak", and the latter become perceptible while under the influence.
		The latter is a hallucinogen usually formulated from Brugmansia (Solanaceae) or Brunfelsia (Solanaceae).
	manu.montana.com /paper.html (6723 words)

	legal hallucinogens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The effects of hallucinogens are clearly different from stimulants like cocaine...
		In Canada, these hallucinogens are governed by the provisions of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act...
		hallucinogens legal is hallucinogens homemade is required by hallucinogens natural, hallucinogens make.
	www.dow4u.com /articles2/33/legal-hallucinogens.html (601 words)

	The Epistemology of Perception [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]
		Here is another case: a habitual user of hallucinogenics may doubt the veracity of all his perceptions; he may not believe anything he sees.
		You may, for example, have good evidence that your cup of tea has been spiked with an hallucinogen, and, therefore, the justification for your perceptual belief that a pig has just flown past the window is defeated.
		More controversially, your belief that you seem to see red could be defeated by psychological evidence concerning your confused or inattentive state of mind.
	www.iep.utm.edu /e/epis-per.htm (6418 words)

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