Mark B. Chase - Psilocybin Mushrooms: An Essential Guide to Understanding, Growing and Using Magic Mushrooms Safely at Home - A Complete Grower’s Handbook

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Psilocybin mushrooms are hallucination-causing fungi that give users experiences such as euphoria and changes in perception. On the Drug Schedule, they are considered to be in the same category as substances like heroin. However, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), in recent years, allowed a little experiment on its potential medicinal ability in a psychiatric setting. Psilocybin is currently being considered as a breakthrough therapy for depressed patients. Its potential treatment ability has attracted the name "a possible surgical intervention for mental issues." In other words, the benefits of these fungi are becoming significant gradually.

Psilocybin Mushrooms are used traditionally to connect to the spirit world in indigenous areas. The drug gained popularity in the 1960s. Different species of mushrooms contain psilocybin, and they grow across Mexico, Europe, India, South and North America, and Indonesia. They can also be found in the United States and Eastern Australia. These mushrooms are among the most popular amusement psychotropic drugs because they can be seen in the forest or grown easily and cheaply. Unlike other psychotropic medications, psilocybin mushrooms have been in existence for a very long time as part of religious rites, spiritual celebrations, and recreational purposes. Psilocybin mushrooms share some similarities with other psychotropic drugs in their effect on the body.

Magic mushrooms are known to grow naturally, but they can also be cultivated. The hallucinogenic effect of psilocybin mushroom takes the user on a psychedelic "trip." A psychedelic mushroom trip has four stages; the first stage is the ingestion stage, followed by the onset - the beginning of the trip. The third stage is the peak of the journey, and finally, the comedown. Each of these stages has different perceptions, with the peak being the most intense stage of the entire journey. An interesting thing to note about the experiences associated with the magic mushroom trip is that the trip can be enjoyable, but can also be challenging.

Many people describe mushroom trips as a soft and shorter version of the most potent hallucinogenic drugs such as LSD. The mushroom trip will make an individual see things differently from the way they appear in real life. It alters the vision of natural objects. The individual tripping on psilocybin mushroom will see existing patterns, taste, and texture differently. Such a person can feel like time has increased, slowed down, or come to a grinding halt. Tripping on magic mushrooms can also induce a feeling of communicating with superior power.

Psilocybin mushrooms are not addictive, and as a result, do not cause any obsessive use. In a survey carried out by the Global Drug Survey core research team in 2017, the report revealed that only 0.2% of the 10000 people who used magic mushrooms needed emergency medical attention. This means that, just as every type of drug comes with its possible risks, magic mushrooms are not without risks; however, they are limited. One of this guide's objectives is to provide a detailed understanding of these risks and possible ways to mitigate them.

Psilocybin mushrooms, in many areas, are still illegal. And while the author does not support the use of these mushrooms in countries where it is against the law, this guide aims to provide detailed information about magic mushrooms, the risks, benefits, and precautions. This book offer gives sufficient information to ensure the safe consumption of magic mushrooms. However, the author will not be responsible for the words in this guide taken out of context.