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Product Review #9 (opens the original)
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As I mentioned in my latest trip report, this was my first time working with a psilocybin mushroom tincture. I had no idea what to expect, but I walked away pleasantly surprised.For those unfamiliar with a psilocybin mushroom tincture, it’s essentially the same basic concept you’ll find in other herbal medicines and medicinal mushroom products.The mushrooms are macerated in a liquid medium, allowing their constituents and active compounds to be extracted into the liquid. Then they remove the mus
Trip Report #2 (opens the original)
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Dude, I was hyped to give this product a whirl and to share this trip report with you.It was made possible by a type of psilocybin preparation that I have never tried before: a psilocybin mushroom tincture.You see the capsules, the gummies, the chocolates, and the teas out there, but psilocybin tinctures are a rarity. And I’ve been curious about them for quite some time.One reason that they are less common is that most medicinal mushrooms require a dual extraction of water and alcohol to extract
The Most Common Wild-Growing Psilocybin Mushroom (opens the original)
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While this shroom may not be the most potent or famous psilocybin mushroom in the world, it’s hands down one of the most common and widely distributed wild-growing psilocybin mushrooms on Earth.And that makes it a great species for beginner mushroom foragers, or anyone simply struggling to access other psilocybin mushrooms (like Psilocybe cubensis) for therapeutic or entheogenic purposes.There are certainly look-alikes, but fortunately, there are some distinctive characteristics that can help di
Ayahuasca Analogs eBook (opens the original)
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Yo! I’m going to make this reeeeeaaaal quick. Last week I wrote a deep dive on Mimosa hostilis and how the late legendary ethnobotanist Jonathan Ott remarked that the plant is:“…the most important source of DMT for anahuasca.”Inside that article, I also mentioned I was putting together a full-blown eBook to walk you through crafting your own ayahuasca analog (“anahuasca”) brew using M. hostilis,
“The Most Important Botanical DMT Source” (opens the original)
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Chacruna (Psychotria viridis) tends to get all the love and praise as the quintessential DMT-containing plant used in traditional Amazonian ayahuasca.But the plant we’re diving into today has been used in a similar fashion, yet gets far less attention, despite containing significantly higher concentrations of DMT than chacruna.I’ve already gone into detail about why I don’t commonly consume traditional ayahuasca; I won’t belabor that point here. But it’s precisely why I’ve found myself reaching
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