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Do you think different types of mushrooms have consistent qualitatively different effects? Or is it just varying levels of potency? Are all the differences du
by cwkoss 4y ago
Do you think different types of mushrooms have consistent qualitatively different effects? Or is it just varying levels of potency?
Are all the differences due to the ratio of psilocybin to psilocin? Or are there additional molecules that are psychoactive and vary between types?
I've seen a lot of online debate over this question - some believe that psilocin and psilocybin are the only two significant factors, the only differences from this ratio is onset time (one converts to the other in vitro), and all perceived differences between strains are subjective (i.e. people are falsely overgeneralizing their experiences with particular strains).
On the other hand, many seem convinced there are significant differences between types, which to me would indicate there must be additional molecules having an effect.
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