Amanita Muscaria (Fly Agaric)

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A “trip” on Amanita Muscaria is totally different from one on mescaline, LSD or psilocybin. Typical effects are (among others): distorted and/or altered hearing and taste, change of visual and sensory perception, total tranquility of mind and pure euphoria. Known side-effects are excessive salivation, ataxia and mild cases of increased transpiration.

Amanita Muscaria induces – just like magic mushrooms – an unpredictable high, sometimes mind boggling. The duration of an Amanita Muscaria experience can be anything from 4 to 10 hours. Buy magic mushroom online Australia, Buy mushroom for anxiety, Best psychedelics Mushroom for pain, Buy aminata muscaria online NSW, Victoria

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The wide range of psychoactive effects have been variously described as depressant, sedative–hypnotic, psychedelic, dissociative, or deliriant; paradoxical effects such as stimulation may occur however. Perceptual phenomena such as synesthesia, macropsia, and micropsia may occur; the latter two effects may occur simultaneously and or alternatingly as part of Alice in Wonderland syndrome, collectively known as dysmetropsia, along with related distortions pelopsia and teleopsia. Some users report lucid dreaming under the influence of its hypnotic effects. Unlike Psilocybe cubensis, A. muscaria cannot be commercially cultivated, due to its mycorrhizal relationship with the roots of pine trees. However, following the outlawing of psilocybin mushrooms in the United Kingdom in 2006, the sale of the still legal A. muscaria began increasing.

Professor Marija Gimbutienė, a renowned Lithuanian historian, reported to R. Gordon Wasson on the use of this mushroom in Lithuania. In remote areas of Lithuania Amanita muscaria has been consumed at wedding feasts, in which mushrooms were mixed with vodka. The professor also reported that the Lithuanians used to export A. muscaria to the Lapps in the Far North for use in shamanic rituals.

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The common name Fly Agaric is a reference to the tradition of using this mushroom as an insecticide. Placed in saucers of milk to attract house flies. The flies drink the milk, which contains ibotenic acid that not only attracts flies but also poisons them. As the flies drink the milk they become drowsy, collapse and die .(or perhap they simply drown in their spiked milk drink!). The specific epithet muscaria comes from the Latin word musca, meaning ‘a fly’.

When the first edition of Fascinated by Fungi, my book about the kingdom of fungi and its many facets. The same species has appeared on other book covers in the past, I know, but that didn’t deter me: my book is different and the group of Fly Agarics is very special too. (A photogenic group of the equally beautiful Porcelain Fungus adorns the cover of the latest edition.)  The fine consistency of the extracts makes it much easier to measure out a specific dosage instead of experimentally trying to find out how many caps of the dried mushrooms you have to consume.

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fly agaric, (Amanita muscaria), also called fly amanita, poisonous mushroom in the family Amanitaceae (order Agaricales) found in forests, pastures, and fields throughout temperate and boreal regions of the Northern Hemisphere. It is hallucinogenic and was once used as a fly poison. The large iconic mushroom is usually bright red to orange with white “warts” and a white underside. Like most other amanitas, the fungus has white spores, a ring on the stem slightly below the cap, a veil (volva) that is torn as the cap expands, and a cup from which the stalk arises.

Ingestion of fly agaric is one of the most common causes of mushroom poisoning. It is generally consumed accidentally by children or purposefully by people seeking a hallucinogenic experience. The fungus contains muscarine, muscimol, and other toxic alkaloids, and its ingestion is soon followed by nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, excessive salivation, perspiration, watering of the eyes, slowed and difficult breathing, dilated pupils, confusion, and excitability. Illness usually begins within a few hours after eating the mushrooms, and recovery usually occurs within 12 hours. Death is rare.

Fly agaric is one of several natural sources of bufotenine, a weak hallucinogenic agent and poison; the chemical is more commonly sourced from toad poison. Structurally, bufotenine is an indole hallucinogen that is capable of blocking the action of serotonin found in normal brain tissue. Bufotenine also functions as a powerful constrictor of blood vessels, causing a rise in blood pressure. In modern medicine, bufotenine has been used only experimentally to simulate psychotic disease states for the purpose of psychiatric study.