So let's say psilocybin mushrooms are newly decriminalized where you live, and you are now open to having your first psychedelic experience. Allow me to share some of the practical knowledge I have gleaned from talking to experts and old heads, reading books and articles, and consuming various amounts of magic mushrooms in various settings. Begin by trying very hard to find a reason why you should not consume shrooms. What exactly are the laws where you live? Are you on parole or probation?
Do you take any prescription drugs? Google your medication's name and "shrooms. Search drug forums to find out how other epilepsy sufferers have fared on psilocybin. Do you need to monitor your glucose throughout the day? Search drug forums for the experiences of diabetics. Avoid rehab websites and focus instead on forums where people talk about their own use, such as shroomery.
If a self-assessment does not put you at ease, you can also tell your doctor or therapist that you are considering taking shrooms and ask for his or her informed opinion. Be honest and fair with yourself. Not all drugs are for everyone, and there are other ways to open the doors of perception. While psilocybin is not poisonous to your organs, it does leave you vulnerable to external dangers. Anyone taking a prescription drug for depression or anxiety should do extra research, as some drugs mute the effects of the tryptamines in psilocybin, while other drugs amplify the effects.
Once you have conducted a clear-eyed risk assessment, it's time to find some fungi. I recommend dried mushrooms the standard method of preservation , because they are easy to measure and they keep for a while. If you have adventurous adult children, ask them to help you find a trustworthy source.
The marijuana user in your life probably knows someone who knows someone, and he will not think you are weird for asking him. It is unwise to purchase shrooms from Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace or from a stranger without an introduction. Foraging for wild shrooms is also an option, but please seek help from someone who's done it before.
It can take hours to feel the effects of eating the wrong kind of wild mushroom, by which point it will likely have damaged your kidneys and liver. This is what leads to hallucinations. Studies suggest that during your trip, the brain temporarily rearranges some of its connections, immediately creating new biologically stable ones.
This amplifies intensity of thought and makes it harder to tell reality from fantasy. Some people begin connecting the number two to the colour green. Areas of the brain linked with dreaming are stimulated, making hallucinations and visions much more frequent. Certain emotional regions of the brain are activated, leading to the feeling of expanding consciousness. This makes thinking outside the box much more frequent and easy. Shrooms can boost up a sense of awe and wonder and ultimately help us become wiser and more compassionate people.
They can also open the door to beautiful and fun experiences that can change the way we conceive reality and everyday life. In order to avoid bad tripping, experienced mushroom eaters recommend following certain simple guidelines. Being under the effects of mushrooms can cause you to have a hard time distinguishing things that are real from those are not.
This can put you in physical risk, so having a trusted someone watch over you can make the entire experience more pleasant. A good trip sitter ought to keep a low profile unless you engage them or need their help. Become an active observer.
Remember that everything that happens to you in that moment is part of the experience and as such, it can bring a positive insight even though it might feel unpleasant or uncomfortable at the time.
Trust the fact that everything you see, feel, or envision exists in the realm of the shroom trip and cannot hurt you in real life. This mindset will allow you to explore your consciousness without fear or prejudice.
A typical mushroom trip will last between four to six hours from the time mushrooms are first ingested, to the moment when the altered state has effectively worn off. After the effects begin, a slow climb will follow and peak effects are expected between two to four hours after intake. The effect will start to dissipate after the peak, and you can expect to be back to normal after about six hours.
Although the effect might have worn off, you might still feel lightheaded, tired, or overly sensitive to stimuli. We recommend you find a time when you can take the rest of the day off to integrate the experience. The Drug Enforcement Administration DEA note that using shrooms could lead to poisoning if a person takes a misidentified mushroom. Some poisonous mushrooms may appear similar to hallucinogenic shrooms, and taking them could lead to serious or potentially fatal issues.
There is also the risk of criminal prosecution for using the substance. The federal government consider psilocybin a Schedule 1 substance, similar to drugs such as heroin and crack cocaine. This means the compound is considered highly abusable, has no medical use, and lacks accepted safety measures for use under supervision. The medical community has some interest in potential medicinal uses for hallucinogenic mushrooms. Some research suggests that psilocybin from shrooms could help treat several health issues, such as:.
However, it is important to note that research is in the early stages. More studies are needed to determine if magic mushrooms can definitively serve as an effective form of treatment. Anyone who suspects they are experiencing poisoning from a magic mushroom should seek immediate medical attention.
A person suffering from a bad trip does not necessarily need to go to the hospital. However, intense feelings or a total detachment from reality may indicate an intense trip or overdose.
Monitoring the person or taking them to the hospital may be the best course of action in these cases. People who feel they are becoming psychologically dependant on magic mushrooms could benefit from seeing a mental health expert.
Constantly chasing altered state experiences using hallucinogens may indicate a risk for psychological dependency. Hallucinogenic mushrooms contain compounds that act on the brain to cause their effects.
Taking these shrooms can cause hallucinatory sensory experiences that may last hours. The body metabolizes the compounds in magic mushrooms relatively quickly, while the shrooms and their compounds may be out of the body within 24 hours in most cases. Common drug tests involving saliva or blood samples will not likely screen for the hallucinogenic compounds in shrooms.
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