Agrowing number of online magic mushroom vendors are cropping up in the U.S. and Canada in anticipation of drug law reform, echoing the early green rush. With many posting on Instagram and TikTok—and some even paying influencers, putting out press releases, and hiring PR firms to get them coverage in the media—psychedelic advocates wonder how these pioneers will set the stage for a future psychedelic market and if authorities will care enough to shut them down.

Some of the most brazen illegal shroom dispensaries in the U.S. and Canada may have had their shopfronts raided by the authorities in recent months, but the long arm of the law may have a harder time reaching the seemingly growing number of digital-only outlets. Especially where psychedelics have been decriminalized.

Police would need to be determined to go after them, since it would be more difficult than closing storefront dispensaries, says attorney and entrepreneur Jon Dennis from Sagebrush Law. “It will be interesting to see how motivated the drug war champions are. In jurisdictions that have decriminalized, conditions conducive to people doing things fairly boldly are created. [Operators are] able to get away with it, at least for a time.”

When culture changes, laws tend to eventually shift as governing bodies seek to avoid embarrassment and collect taxes. So with an Oakland psychedelic mushroom church that sells relatively cheap shrooms to its tens of thousands of members reopening last year (and recently announcing they’ll be expanding into San Francisco), plus a psilocybin cup taking place to rank the city’s best strains, it seems a logical next step for online brands to emerge and help service the demand. 

Bliss Mushrooms is doing just that, offering psilocybin mushroom chocolate bars which, testimonials on the website say, contain 3500 mg of psilocybin mushrooms. “We have been in the psychedelic industry for 20 years,” the company told DoubleBlind in an email. “We have the largest voice in the underserved community. Bliss is the only psychedelic company that gives back directly to the inner city of Oakland, and we are not going anywhere.” The company put out a press release earlier this year, describing themselves as a “luxury psychedelic company” which “offers ultra-high quality psilocybin products that are vegan, gluten-free, non-GMO, and fair trade.”

Another California company, Psilouette, has stepped out of the shadows, too, with a boutique online store offering an array of luxury products. “Technically, nothing that we’re doing is legal,” founder Derek Chase, who also runs a CBD company, told Leafly. “We know full well that this goes against what the DEA would classify as legal … [But] from a constitutional perspective, the scheduling of drugs is completely illegal.”

“It’s not something that we think long-term they could penalize us for, but they could try and they could be successful,” he continued. “But we think the mission of the company keeps us in a less risky state because so many marketers out there are doing the same thing but in a less responsible way.”

This wave of shroom brands who are speaking publicly about their products—largely emerging in decriminalized jurisdictions— is relatively new in the U.S. For decades, of course, classic psychedelics have been available in the underground. In the last five years, however, there’s been an exponential increase in the number of underground brands professionalizing by creating brand identities and seeking to distinguish themselves from other products through novel delivery systems (i.e. a lozenge or vape pen as opposed to just whole psilocybin mushrooms) or unique formulations (like shrooms mixed with other functional mushrooms or herbs). During this time, there’s been at least a few dozen online shroom shops and brands gaining traction in Canada and, seemingly, getting away with it, but there haven’t been many gray market brands going public in the U.S.—until now. 

“As when cannabis was converging with the mainstream, lovers and growers of cannabis tried to navigate a very complex, evolving, and soon-to-be-antiquated system of laws,” says Ariel Clark, an attorney who worked with early cannabis companies. “We see a similar struggle here with therapists, healers, clinicians, retreat centers, churches, and other stakeholders in the psychedelics ecosystem trying to navigate an evolving legal landscape and analyzing their own risk tolerance in the process.”

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Psychedelic Mushrooms commonly known as Psilocybin mushrooms, magic mushrooms or shrooms, are a polyphyletic, informal group of fungi that contain psilocybin and psilocin.

Psilocybin is classified as a Schedule I drug, meaning that has a high potential for misuse and has no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States.

Although certain cultures have known to use the hallucinogenic properties of some mushrooms for centuries, psilocybin was first isolated in 1958 by Dr. Albert Hofmann, who also discovered lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD).

What does real mushrooms for consumption looks like?

Many poisonous mushrooms look very similar to ‘magic mushrooms’ and it’s easy for pickers to mistake them. People have fallen severely ill or even died from eating a poisonous mushroom.

Magic mushrooms are often sold raw or dried. In the UK, the most common types are liberty caps (Psilocybe semilanceata) and fly agaric (Amanita muscaria).

Liberty caps look like small tan-coloured mushrooms
Fly agarics look like red and white spotted toadstools
It’s important to know that some types of magic mushroom are stronger than others. For example, the fly agaric mushroom is usually more potent than the liberty cap mushroom.

Liquid psilocybin is another way of taking magic mushrooms. It’s made by extracting psilocybin, the naturally occurring psychedelic drug found in mushrooms like liberty caps, and is a clearish pale brown colour. It comes in vials (small bottles).

 

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Psilocybin is a hallucinogenic substance people ingest from certain types of mushroom that grow in regions of Europe, South America, Mexico, and the United States.

The mushrooms containing psilocybin are known as magic mushrooms.

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Individuals use psilocybin as a recreational drug. It provides feelings of euphoria and sensory distortion that are common to hallucinogenic drugs, such as LSD.

How Do People Take Psilocybin mushrooms Or Magic Mushrooms?

– By eating it

After picking, liberty caps are often eaten raw or are dried out and stored. People don’t tend to eat fly agaric mushrooms raw as they can make you feel very sick.

– By drinking it

Some people make tea from dried mushrooms.

– By taking drops of liquid psilocybin 

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Liquid psilocybin is made by extracting psilocybin, the naturally occurring psychedelic drug found in mushrooms like liberty caps.

What Do Magic Mushrooms Do?

Magic mushrooms are hallucinogenic drugs, meaning they can cause you to see, hear, and feel sensations that seem real but are not. The effects of magic mushrooms, however, are highly variable and believed to be influenced by environmental factors.

Shrooms have a long history of being associated with spiritual experiences and self-discovery. Many believe that naturally occurring drugs like magic mushrooms, weed, and mescaline are sacred herbs that enable people to attain superior spiritual states. Others take magic mushrooms to experience a sense of euphoria, connection, and a distorted sense of time.

The psilocybin found in shrooms is converted to psilocin in the body and is believed to influence serotonin levels in the brain, leading to altered and unusual perceptions. The effects take 20 to 40 minutes to begin and can last up to 6 hours—the same amount of time it takes for psilocin to be metabolized and excreted.

Fast facts on psilocybin

• Psilocybin has both positive and negative physical and psychological effects.
• Psilocybin is not naturally addictive.
• The drug can trigger psychotic episodes.
• Individuals with a family history of schizophrenia or early onset mental illness face an increased risk of an adverse psychiatric reaction to psilocybin.

Common Side Effects of Psilocybin Mushrooms

Side effects of magic mushrooms can include both physical and mental effects.

Physical effects:

• Dilated pupils
• Drowsiness
• Headaches
• Increased heart rate, blood pressure, and temperature
• Lack of coordination
• Muscle weakness
• Nausea
• Yawning

Mental effects:

• Distorted sense of time, place, and reality
• Euphoria
• Hallucinations (visual or auditory)
• Having introspective (spiritual) experiences
• Panic reactions
• Paranoia
• Psychosis
• Nervousness

More research is needed on the long-term, lasting side effects of magic mushrooms but it has been reported that users can experience long-term changes in personality, as well as flashbacks long after taking mushrooms.

BREAKING NEWS: ONE PSILOCYBIN DOSE REPAIRS NEURONAL CONNECTION LOSS CAUSED BY DEPRESSION

BREAKING NEWS. These days it seems like every week, a new institution is publishing groundbreaking research reaffirming the incredible potential of magic mushrooms in the treatment of depression.;:

Our latest bit of news comes from a research team at Yale University, who published their findings in the journal Neuron on July 5, 2021.

The link between psilocybin usage and recovery from depression is one that has been explored for decades, but scientists although the benefits of psilocybin treatment have been empirically substantiated and documented, the exact mechanics through which psilocybin interacts with the depressive brain are still a hotly debated issue in scientific communities.

In an attempt to shed more meaningful light on the issue, the team at Yale led by Alex Kwan, associate professor of psychiatry and neuroscience, found that administering a single dose of psilocybin to mice prompted an immediate and long-lasting boost in connections between neurons in the brain.

Patients suffering from depression and chronic stress often exhibit a lower level of neuronal connectivity, and it’s now hypothesized that repairing and strengthening these neuronal connections may partially explain the efficacy of psilocybin treatments in depressive patients, on a neurological level.

Alex Kwan elaborates, “We not only saw a 10% increase in the number of neuronal connections, but also they were on average about 10% larger, so the connections were stronger as well.”

Neurons, when observed under a microscope, have a feature called a dendritic spine – a protrusion responsible for receiving synaptic input, effectively allowing the neuron to “fire.” These dendritic spines were analyzed in mice administered a single dose of psilocybin, and researchers noticed that in addition to the amelioration of stress-related behavioral deficit, the following quantitative changes could be observed:

– Psilocybin increases spine density and spine size in frontal cortical pyramidal cells
– Psilocybin-evoked structural remodeling is persistent for at least 1 month
– The dendritic rewiring is accompanied by elevated excitatory neurotransmission

In layman’s terms, not only did the dendritic spines grow considerably, they appeared more communicative, and the effects appeared to be long-lasting.

“It was a real surprise to see such enduring changes from just one dose of psilocybin,” said Kwan.

Could this be the key to uncovering the scientific rationale behind psilocybin’s incredible curative properties? It’s possible! And in any case, it is encouraging to see research from one of the most reputable educational institutions in the world reaffirming what amateur psychonauts have known for so many years: magic mushrooms are so much more than a recreational drug – and we’re only beginning to understand the incredible potential they could have for humanity.