Where to watch LSD (1967)

Story

This 1967 documentary examines LSD from a medical perspective, featuring a Navy physician discussing the drug's origins and its effects on the human brain and body. The film presents the risks associated with LSD use during a period when the substance was gaining attention in American society. Through educational content, it explores why the drug was considered particularly dangerous at the time.

Why watch

• A historical snapshot of how authorities viewed drugs in the 1960s
• Rare archival material from the U.S. Navy's educational collection
• Short 38-minute format offers a quick educational viewing experience

Good for: Viewers interested in 1960s history and drug policy education; not specifically designed for family viewing.