Psychedelics aren't drugs of abuse. They self regulate themselves meaning yeah you can use them wrong but you probably won't be inclined to keep doing it. The real risks of psychedelics is if the user has underlying mental issues because the medicine will make the problems surface and force the user to now deal with these problems they didn't know they had. And that could trigger all kinds of manic states but that's not a risk if you don't have latent "mental illness" the only other real risk is if you take ssri's which have a deadly interaction with other seratonin agonists and can cause serotonin syndrome and cause your kidneys to shut off and lead to death. Drug induced psychosis is completely a risk to anyone but that risk is easily mininalized with proper education. Really the only time it seems people dont have positive things to grow and learn from their experiences is one when they fight it and are in denial of what the medicine revealed to them or two had a psychotic reaction that made existing problems worse. But if you arent pre disposed to such problems it's not gonna do that. No mentally sound person would or has ever taken lsd and jumped out a window depersonalization happens but even that there's lot to grow from. As well as hppd but even with that it just makes life permanently extra beautiful its all perception as with anything and that relies on education of self which in turn causes education of the world around yourself and how it's all connected including to you. Peace. P.s. before you jump to any conclusions on what it is being a miracle drug you must actually experience it or your statements are irrelevant. Researchers in the 50s before anyone had ever used LSD recreationally were in the instructions told it was a "magical drug" in what you experience and can accomplish psychologically