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All About Psychedelic Mushrooms

Magic mushroom use has been growing exponentially in recent years. It was only a few decades ago when the use of magic mushroom was first discovered. People began to experience altered states of consciousness, dreamlike state of being, as well as feelings of spiritual bliss. Since then, there have been numerous studies conducted on the uses of magic mushroom.


Most magic mushrooms contain between 0.2 to 0.4% psilocybenzine. They contain a very small amount of pyschostrivin, a metabolite of pspheredol, a substance that can produce the classic hallucinogenic experience. Psilocin and pyschostrivin are both chemical substances that work like magic in causing the classic "trip" to occur. They trigger an increase in serotonin production in the brain and changes in brain chemistry which heighten the "trip." When a person consumes psychedelic mushrooms , pyschostrivin is converted into pshychostrivin which in turn causes the classic, drug-induced "high."


Some of the most potent and well-known forms of this fungi are pyschostrivin, or magic mushroom, and the most common one, psiloform. Mescaline is often referred to as the "love drug" because of its powerful ability to induce a sense of love, trust, and safety in individuals who consume it. The active chemical in mescaline is not the pyschostrivin, but rather is a type of sulfur which are produced during the reaction between the pyschostrivin and the alkaloids present in mescaline. These two chemicals, and other chemical compounds within the mushroom, work together to create the classic "high." Some species of this mushroom also contain the chemical phenyl ester, which can cause serious side effects, including memory loss, depression, and even suicide.


Now, in contrast, there are only two common hallucinogens found in mushrooms which are not psychoactive. These two chemicals are beta-carboline and ergosterol. These two chemicals have their own individual effects on the human brain; however, in relatively low doses they do not create any sort of mental disorder. These two chemicals, and others like them, work by increasing dopamine levels in the brain and producing a sense of happiness, security, and well being. While a single dose of these chemicals can bring about some of these feelings in a normal individual, these feelings are short lived and do not last for very long.


When it comes to pyschostrivin and psilocline, neither of these two types of hallucinogens has any true "high" to match the sensations that mushrooms produce. Both of these types of fungi can produce feelings of mild to severe euphoria but do so in very short bursts only. This makes them far less "intense" than any sort of visionary or psychotropic mushroom.


Even though we are all familiar with the classic "bad trip" that many people have had when ingesting certain pyschostrivia, there is actually a good side to them as well. As I mentioned earlier, mescaline is one of the most common and easiest to ingest forms of these fungi. Mescaline, or "room-ice," as it is known by many, is a powerful and highly psychoactive chemical found in many varieties of mushrooms. It has been used for generations to treat a range of ailments, including insomnia and hallucinations, and is now considered to be a valid medical treatment for some people.


It has also been proposed that mescaline has the ability to stimulate the brain's chemicals responsible for feelings of sexuality and anxiety. One study on this subject even noted that male subjects who were administered a single dose of mescaline every day had significantly less sexual anxiety than those who were administered a placebo. Another study on this subject noted that an advanced cancer patient was able to reduce his aggressive behavior toward his chemotherapy treatments when he regularly ingested mescaline. All these results are very promising for the use of this chemical in treating various illnesses and conditions.


As far as the benefits of taking mushrooms is concerned, there are many. However, if you are not in need of serious illness or if you simply want to try out an intensely creative aspect of your life, then psilocybin and psilocin are the best ones for you. If you are curious about trying them, then you should also consult your doctor before doing so. While both psilocin and psiloconocal are very similar, they are also two very different chemicals. Don't try to mix them unless you are already a certified professional to do so.


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