Halloween – the festival of ghosts, pumpkins and dressing up – has its roots deep in history, dating back to the Celtic rituals of Samhain. But while many associate the holiday with spooky decorations and candy, there is a lesser-known connection between Halloween and the world of magic mushrooms, specifically the so-called magic mushrooms. These […]
Magic mushrooms and Hericium erinaceus (also known as lion’s mane) are two types of mushrooms that have become increasingly important in recent years, both in research and in the field of alternative medicine. While magic mushrooms (especially those with the active ingredient psilocybin) are known for their psychedelic effects, Hericium has made a name for
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In recent years, we have experienced a renaissance in the world of mushrooms Not only as food, but also in medicine, in the wellness sector and even as a means of expanding consciousness. Three mushrooms in particular have caused quite a stir in this context: Hericium (Lion’s Mane), Cordyceps and Psilocybe cubensis. Each of these
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Microdosing of magic mushrooms: In recent years, microdosing magic mushrooms has established itself as a powerful tool to help people improve their mental health and gain deeper insights into their own psyche. Although microdosing is not primarily known to produce psychoactive effects, many users report an increased sense of well-being, better focus and improved emotional
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James Fadiman, a pioneer of psychedelic research, developed this widely used schedule: James Fadiman, a pioneer of psychedelic research, developed this widely used schedule: This cycle is repeated two to three times a week. There should be enough time between doses to avoid tolerance. 2nd Stamets Stack (Paul Stamets) Paul Stamets, a mycologist, has developed
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