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Effects of magic mushrooms

There is no safe level of drug use. The use of any drug always carries some risk. It’s important to be careful when taking any type of drug.

Magic mushrooms can affect everyone differently, based on:

• size, weight, and health
• whether the person is used to taking it
• whether other drugs  around the same time
• the amount taken
• the strength of the mushroom (varies depending on the type of mushroom).

The effects of magic mushrooms usually begin in 30 minutes when eaten, or within 5–10 minutes when taken as a soup or tea, and can last for approximately 4–6 hours.

During this time, the person may experience:

• euphoria and wellbeing
• change in consciousness, mood, thought, and perception (commonly called a trip)
• dilation of pupils
• perceptual changes, such as visual and auditory hallucinations
• stomach discomfort and nausea
• headaches
• fast or irregular heartbeat
• increased body temperature
• breathing quickly
• vomiting
• facial flushes, sweating, and chills.

Overdose

The use of magic mushrooms rarely results in any life-threatening symptoms. If a large amount or a strong batch of mushrooms is consume, the person may experience:

• Meanwhile, agitation
• Subsequently, vomiting
• After that, diarrhoea
• Likewise, muscle weakness
• Importantly, panic or paranoia
• psychosis
• seizures
• coma.

Bad trips

Sometimes a person may experience the negative effects of magic mushrooms and have what is called a bad trip and may experience the following:

• Firstly, unpleasant or intense hallucinations
• Secondly, anxiety
• Moreover, paranoia
• Moreso, panic or fear.

Coming down

After ingesting magic mushrooms, delayed headaches may occur, which do not usually last for longer than a day afterward.
After taking mushrooms a person may experience feelings of:

• Further, exhaustion
• However, depression
• Never th less, anxiety.

Long-term effects

For instance, Some people who regularly use magic mushrooms may experience flashbacks. A flashback is when a magic mushroom experience reoccurs, they are usually visual distortions that involve perceptual or emotional changes. And, Magic Mushroom Powder

Using mushrooms with other drugs

Magic mushrooms + ice, speed or ecstasy: Can increase the chances of a bad trip and can also lead to panic.⁴

Magic mushrooms + psychiatric medications: Mushrooms should not be taken by people on psychiatric medications as a relapse or worsening of the condition could occur.

Tolerance and dependence

In addition, tolerance develops rapidly with continued use, resulting in the drug having little to no effect over time. After that, Discontinuing use for a week or so will return people to their normal tolerance level.

Health and safety

Firstly, The main risk involves with taking magic mushrooms is that some of them look very like certain types of poisonous mushrooms. However, so it is important to know what you are taking – if in doubt, do not take them.

Secondly, If you believe you or someone else may have eaten a poisonous mushroom do not wait for symptoms to occur, contact the Victorian Poisons Information Centre (Tel 13 11 26).

Thirdly, and most importantly,If the person has collapsed, stopped breathing, is having a fit or is suffering an anaphylactic reaction, further, immediately ring triple zero (000) for an ambulance.

Subsequently, for more information on poisonous fungi, including their identification and symptoms please visit The Better Health Channel.

Withdrawal

Moreover, Taking mushrooms regularly does not appear to result in physical dependence, Likewise, those who use them regularly are unlikely to experience difficulty in stopping use.  In conclusion, there are no withdrawal effects, however, a person withdrawing from magic mushrooms may experience some psychological effects or fatigue.