Psilocybin Mushrooms: Potential Benefits and Risk

Psilocybin Mushrooms: Potential Benefits and Risk

The effects of Psilocybin Mushrooms are very diverse.

The Psilocybin Mushrooms are hallucinogenic drugs, meaning they can cause you to see, hear, and feel sensations that seem real, but aren’t.

Psilocybin Mushroom has a long history of spiritual experience and self-discovery. Many people believe that naturally occurring drugs such as magic mushrooms, weeds, and mescaline are sacred herbs that allow people to achieve good mental states. A feeling of euphoria, connection, and a distorted sense of time.

Psilocybin contained in magic mushrooms is thought to be converted to psilocin in the body, affecting serotonin levels in the brain and leading to unusual perception. It takes a long time for psilocin to be metabolized and excreted.

The effectiveness of a magic mushroom is influenced by several factors, including dosage, age, weight, personality, emotional status, environment, and history of mental illness.

Potential Benefits of Psilocybin Mushrooms

Psychedelic mushrooms have a long, deep and well-known reputation as a means of healing and change. In addition to folklore, the benefits of these powerful small fungi are widely recognized today. Extensive and versatile research on psychoactive mushrooms is underway in the United States, Canada and abroad, and there is strong evidence that they are indeed the engine of personal growth. A recent study published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology found that “a single dose of psilocybin produced substantial and enduring decreases in depressed mood and anxiety along with increases in quality of life.”

In addition, the mysterious and profound experience that occurred when psilocybin was entered into the American psychedelic dictionary in the 1960s is now being researched and explored in mainstream medicine. The results are promising and compelling, suggesting that psilocybin may be a powerful therapeutic agent.

More specifically, clinical trials are being conducted and are currently being conducted in patients dealing with life-threatening cancers in the United States, Canada and abroad.

These studies primarily seek to understand the effectiveness of the experience of high-dose psilocybin in the treatment setting to help reduce the psychological stress and anxiety often associated with life-threatening diagnosis. The results so far are very promising. Under double-blind, placebo-controlled conditions, a single high dose of psilocybin has been shown to reduce the symptoms of mental health problems in people with end-stage diagnosis, and the effects of that experience are significant and persistent.

In addition, increasing research suggests that some of the reasons why psilocybin is so effective affect neuroplasticity, or the ability of the brain to learn, grow, and most importantly change.

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Risks of Psilocybin Mushrooms

Psilocybin is primarily considered one of the safest psychoactive substances you can take. The Global Drug Survey 2017 found that psilocybin is the safest of all recreational drugs on the market, and in 2016 only 0.2% of people using psilocybin needed emergency medical care. It was. Psilocybin is also non-addictive and no fatal dose is known, so it is unlikely that you will overdose even if you make a bad trip.

 

However, there are risks associated with taking medication. At the beginning and during the trip, psilocybin can cause physical side effects such as nausea, sweating, numbness and tremors. It can also lead to anxiety, panic attacks, paranoia, and mood swings. According to a study published in Drug Abuse and Misuse, up to 33% of those surveyed who have used magic mushrooms experienced paranoia and anxiety at some point during their trip. Long-term physical and psychological effects are rare. If they occur, research suggests that the cause was not the mushroom itself, but a potential mental illness.

 

However, there is what is commonly known as “flashback”, called hHallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder (HPPD). Unlike flashbacks associated with PTSD, HPPD is psychedelic-specific and causes sensory changes weeks or months after taking psilocybin (or another psychedelic). The prevalence of HPPD is unknown, but it is considered a rare condition and is not associated with physical changes or neurological damage.

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