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About — Why a site about lysergamides is named after a fungus, who runs it, and the editorial standards behind every page.
Biology — Periglandula is a seed-borne fungus of morning glories that makes the ergot alkaloids in their seeds. What it is, how it was found, and what the evidence shows.
Contact — Send a correction, a research question, an accessibility issue or a privacy request to the Periglandula.com editors.
Disclaimer — Periglandula.com is educational. It is not medical or legal advice, and many lysergamides are controlled substances under US law.
Forum — Discussion of psychedelic research, history, harm reduction and integration. Read freely; sign in to post. No sourcing or dosing requests.
LSD — Lysergic acid diethylamide from Hofmann's 1938 synthesis to current clinical trials: the ergot chemistry behind it, how it acts on the 5-HT2A receptor, and its legal status.
Legal — Legal status of LSD, LSA, psilocybin, MDMA and other psychedelics across dozens of jurisdictions, with penalties, medical exceptions and recent changes.
Privacy Policy — What Periglandula.com collects, why, who processes it, and how to exercise your privacy rights.
Research — A searchable library of peer-reviewed studies on LSD, psilocybin, MDMA, ketamine and other psychedelics, with key findings, journals and DOIs.
Safety — Safety notes for every substance profiled on Periglandula.com: interactions, medical risks, adulteration and when to get emergency help. Educational, not medical advice.
Substances — Profiles of 15 psychoactive substances, from LSA and LSD to psilocybin and mescaline: origins, traditional use, effects, safety notes, research status and law.
Terms — The terms that apply when you use Periglandula.com and its community forum.
Admin — Administration.

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