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aside from Gymnopilus junonius, the rest appear to be anticholinergics which aren't very interesting or rare. think less magic mushroom and more benadryl overdo

by valec 3y ago

aside from Gymnopilus junonius, the rest appear to be anticholinergics which aren't very interesting or rare. think less magic mushroom and more benadryl overdose

Alex3917 3y ago
Also, while Gymnopilus junonius probably does contain psilocin, I wouldn't really consider it to be a psilocybin mushroom. My understanding is that its effects as a nicotinic acetylcholine inhibitor are more prominent, at least from what I've heard. (As someone without a strong chemistry background, I'm less inclined to be an early adopter of something labeled "unknown neurotoxin.")
refurb 3y ago
First things I noticed as well. Many of these aren’t hallucinogens, they are deliriants. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deliriant https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deliriant
- recursive 3y ago
  First sentence. > Deliriants are a subclass of hallucinogen.
  - refurb 3y ago
    Sigh. Maybe from a categorization perspective, but not in terms of how hallucinogen is commonly used.