Importance of Mushroom Chemotype for Clinical Experience Currently, research and development in the psilocybin space follows the traditional pharmaceutical model — using one, pure, synthetic ingredient, i.e., synthetic psilocybin. See Compass. …
Microdosing Described by Alex Bolano of Science Trends On October 29th, Science Trends published an article by Alex Bolano about how microdosing psychedelic mushrooms could stimulate creative thought. At a …
Cannabis and Psilocybin Mushrooms – Two Very Similar Situations Are psilocybin mushrooms (aka “magic mushrooms”) the next cannabis? Lately, this question has become more prevalent for a variety of reasons. …
Chemist’s Hypothesis for Wood Lover Paralysis Many people consuming “magic mushrooms” experience a condition called Wood Lover Paralysis (WLP), which consists of late-onset, prolonged muscle impairment. To date, the cause of …
Psychedelic Mushrooms and the Evolution to Homo sapiens In the video below, renowned mycologist Paul Stamets explains the “stoned ape hypothesis” to Joe Rogan. The hypothesis was developed by Terence …
Bluing Reaction – Request for Proposals Bluing (or blue bruising) is one of the most famous features of psilocybin-containing mushrooms, aka “magic mushrooms.” See article on bluing reaction. In short, “magic mushrooms” …
Interviews with Michael Pollan Previously we wrote about Michael Pollan’s latest book How to Change Your Mind. Since the release of that work, Michael Pollan has earned considerable attention from …
Microdosing Psilocybin with Psilocybin Mushrooms What does “microdosing” psilocybin mean? What is the state of the art for microdosing ? How can we improve the state of the art? What …
Different Effects from Different Mushrooms? Anecdotal evidence suggests that different batches of magic mushrooms lead to different effects for the users consuming them. For example, some discussions refer to various …
Microdosing Technology as of May 2018 Simone Kitchens recently wrote a “Microdosing Guide and Explainer” for New York Magazine’s “The Cut” because of its “spread from San Francisco to New York and …
