Publisher's Synopsis
Psilocybin Mushroom Is a psychedelic alkaloid that affects the serotonin receptors in your brain. That part of your brain controls various neurological processes such as sleep, anxiety, aggression, and nausea. Those receptors are the main target of antidepressants and other psychotherapeutic medicines. In other words, magic mushrooms are doing the same job as expensive medicines, but they're completely natural and show few to none side effects. However, to safely use magic mushrooms for healing and spiritual purposes, one must determine the right dosage and know different types of mushrooms. That's exactly what this book will show you, along with how to easily grow mushrooms in the comfort of your home. So here's what you'll learn with this book: What to prepare for mushroom cultivation, from tools and containments to spores Different types of magic mushrooms and their effectsHow to safely use and dose the mushrooms for healing purposesWhat is psychedelic therapy and why is it becoming extremely popular. What sets these special or magic mushrooms apart from those you will find on your pizza is that these mushrooms contain a specific chemical compound that leads to the psychedelic effects that the person who ingests them experiences.There are actually a large number of species of mushrooms- more than 185 that contain this chemical compound. This means that if you get your hands-on magic mushrooms on a variety of occasions, you may actually be ingesting a number of different types of mushrooms; however, they can all get you high.There are many different street names for magic mushrooms, and you may hear each of them spoken at some time in social scenarios. The most common terms for psilocybin mushrooms are 'mushrooms', 'magic mushrooms', 'shrooms' and 'caps. These street names are what people use in order to source magic mushrooms for their own use.This book coversPsilocybin MushroomsMushroom IdentificationBenefits of Psilocybin MushroomsUnderstanding Magic Mushroom CultivationSide Effects of Psilocybin MushroomsTypes of MushroomsType of Psilocybin MushroomsEdible MushroomsPoisonous MushroomsMagic Mushroom RecipesSteps for Cultivation of Magic MushroomsA Step by Step Guide for Growing MushroomCultivation TechniquesMedical Uses of Psilocybin Mushrooms And much morePsilocybin is a psychedelic drug that works by enacting serotonin receptors, most often in the prefrontal cortex. This part of the brain influences mood, discernment, and perception. Psychedelic drugs work in other regions of the brain that regulate arousal and panic reactions. Psilocybin doesn't always cause active visual or auditory hallucinations. Instead, it mutilates how some people that use the tranquilize perceive objects and people already in their condition. The quantity of the medicate, past experiences and expectations of how the experience will take shape can all impact the effects of psilocybin. After the gut ingests and consumes psilocybin, the body converts it to psilocybin. The hallucinogenic impacts of psilocybin usually happen within 30 minutes of ingestion and last between 4 and 6 hours. In some individuals, the changes in sensory recognition and the underlying patterns of thoughts can last for a very long time. Psilocybin containing Mushrooms is usually tan, brown, and small, and they are often regarded by some people in the wild as botch mushrooms containing psilocybin for any number of other mushrooms that are poisonous. People ordinarily consume psilocybin as a fermented tea or prepare it with nourishment to veil its unpleasant taste in the mouth. Dried Mushrooms are crushed by manufacturers into powders and prepared in capsule forms, while some specific people consume these mushrooms meal with chocolate.
