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From what I understand, those “magic mushroom” edibles sold in head shops and gas stations are amanita muscaria derived, which is a completely different psychoa
by dymk 2y ago
From what I understand, those “magic mushroom” edibles sold in head shops and gas stations are amanita muscaria derived, which is a completely different psychoactive substance with different alkaloids. Toxic to the liver too, in ways that a cubensis is not.
- tastyfreeze 2y agoNorthern shamans drank reindeer urine after the animals had eaten amanita muscaria. Passing through the animals reduced the toxic component but left enough alkaloid to trip balls. Maybe the gas station edibles have removed the toxin.
- roywiggins 2y agosigns point to no: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/magic-mushrooms-found-in-recalled-diamond-shruumz-poison-control-confirms/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/magic-mushrooms-found-in-recall...
- dymk 2y agoPersonally, I trust gas station drugs as much as I trust their tuna sandwiches
- Jerrrrrrry 2y agoI was aware but I should know to put disclaimers in drug posts on HN at this point, as others may not be; thank you. That being said, it did have an uncomfortable but brief 'burning/cleansing' feeling reminiscent of Lyseragmides that that most tryptamines / 4-aco-DMT / penis envy / cubensis / 5-MEO-[xxx] did not, and more visual distortions with notably less headfuckery / low body load. I recommend a single try; the tolerance seemed to eliminate effects nearly immediately.