What is “Magic Mushroom” and It’s Impact?
The term “magic mushroom” refers to mushrooms that contain hallucinogens, usually psilocybin and psilocin. When someone takes a magic mushroom, he sees, hears, and feels something that isn’t really there. People who consume Magic Mushrooms may also experience other effects such as anxiety, nausea, and muscle cramps.
What is “Magic Mushroom”?
Magic mushrooms have been consumed for thousands of years. The natural active ingredients of Magic Mushroom are called psilocybin and psilocin. Psilocin and psilocybin are hallucinogens that produce LSD-like effects. Therefore, people who consume magic mushrooms experience hallucinations and a state of altered consciousness. The effect appears in 15-45 minutes and usually lasts 4-6 hours.
The strength of magic mushrooms varies greatly. The effectiveness of mushrooms may vary depending on the dose and type of mushroom consumed, as one mushroom may contain a different concentration of active ingredient than another. Magic mushrooms can be sold as whole dried mushrooms or as a powder.
People can choose to consume mushrooms in the following ways:
- Eat raw or cooked.
- Drink as a tea or mix with fruit juice.
- If powdered, inhale through the nose (nose).
Psilocin and psilocin can be sold in powders, tablets, or capsules. These active ingredients, psilocybin and psilocin, can also be injected intravenously.
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Short-term impact of “Magic Mushroom”
Consumption of magic mushrooms can lead to short-term psychological and physical effects.
Psychological effects
It enhances emotions and sensations and makes people feel happy and creative. They can laugh and laugh a lot and have a sense of clarity and emotional clarity.
Magic mushrooms can also cause hallucinations and affect people:
- Distort their reality (they see and hear what isn’t there);
- Mix their senses (I think they can watch music and hear colors);
- Change the perception of time.
The psychological adverse effects of psilocybin use include:
- Uneven mood;
- dizzy;
- Anxiety and panic attacks;
- Confusion and disorientation;
- Fear and delusions.
- Physical effect
When you take the magic mushroom, the following things happen.
- Especially numbness in the face;
- Increased heart rate and blood pressure;
- It leads to dry mouth, sometimes nausea and vomiting;
- Weakness and convulsions or seizures;
- Exaggerated reflexes;
- Sweating and high body temperature, often followed by chills and tremors.
- Urinary incontinence.
The long-term effect of “Magic Mushroom”
To date, no studies have evaluated the long-term effects of frequent intake of magic mushrooms.
Risks associated with recreational consumption of “Magic Mushrooms”
Especially at high doses, a “bad trip”, commonly referred to as this, can occur. These experiences can be horrifying. Results include delusions, loss of boundaries, and distorted self-esteem. In some cases, consumers may experience frequent or overly intense psychedelic events that can lead to sudden “rollbacks.”
- Relive your previous experience.
- Taking Magic Mushrooms with substances such as cannabis and amphetamines increases the risk of side effects.
- People who are prone to mental illness or who have an existing mental illness may be at increased risk of side effects. This link is still under research.
- In people with heart disease, short-term effects such as elevated blood pressure and increased heart rate can be dangerous.
Substance Use Disorder and Withdrawal
There is little evidence that people can become physically or mentally dependent on magic mushrooms.
However, with regular use, it may become resistant to the effects of this drug. This can happen after several days of continuous use. In this condition, even large doses of drugs no longer have the desired effect.
Therapeutic Use
Psilocybin is being investigated to assess its use in the treatment of a variety of conditions, including anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and substance use problems. It is important to note that in these studies, the purified active ingredient, psilocybin, was administered under clinical supervision. Currently, there are no approved treatments containing psilocybin in Canada.
