How Does Psilocybin and Psilocin Work?

Despite their long-term presence throughout human history, scientists have only recently identified the primary hallucinogenic compounds in magic mushrooms. Psilocybin is the compound that naturally occurs in mushrooms and is ingested by the body. However, the body actually converts psilocybin into a second, lesser-known compound called psilocin. Both of these compounds work together to produce a wide range of psychoactive effects.   Psilocybin and Psilocin interact with a user’s brain and induce the mind-altering sensations that accompany magic mushroom use. These chemicals interact with the region of the brain that deals with thought analysis, abstract thinking, perception, and mood. The result is commonly a mixed bag of sensations that include distortions of time and reality. This includes the hallucinogenic and “trippy” sensations commonly pictured when thinking about shrooms. These compounds also interact with serotonin, a brain chemical found in many different brain areas. A large number of serotonin receptors can be found in the area of the brain responsible for imagination and creativity. The effects of magic mushrooms on these receptors can lead to enhanced creativity and new ideas. Psilocybin has also been shown to increase connectivity between different areas of the brain. This often results in a greater sense of connection to yourself and your surroundings. This wide range of  effects is why psilocybin has been given the nickname “wonder drug” by many users whose lives have been positively impacted by the substance.

Effects of Magic Mushroom Chocolate

The effects of shroom chocolate will likely be different experiences for different people. This is because psilocybin and psilocin affect different body types in a variety of ways. For instance, some people may have higher tolerances to the drug, whereas others may only need a small dose to get the same effects. In addition, different shroom strains have their own unique qualities and induce their own unique set of effects. In fact, some magic mushroom strains are known to be much more potent than others. Furthermore, the amount of psilocybin taken will contribute heavily to the end effects. Other important factors include your weight, age, metabolism, and environment. Even your mood state at the time of consumption can influence the intensity of your magic mushroom trip. Once ingested, the effects of your chocolate shrooms should be apparent within 30 to 90 minutes. The trip can last anywhere from 4 to 8 hours, with peak effects occurring around an hour or two following ingestion. Even though there are many different experiences and effects that can be felt, there are many common sensations that are present in most shroom chocolate trips.  Below are some of the most common effects associated with magic mushroom chocolate use:

Medical Uses of Chocolate Psilocybin Mushrooms

The shroom chocolate Canada community is still in its early stages due to restrictions set out by the Government. However, the therapeutic benefits are hard to ignore and there has recently been a large push by Canadian society to decriminalize shroom products.  This has caused many studies to be conducted in the field of psilocybin mushrooms. These studies show extremely promising results for the use of magic mushrooms as a treatment for a wide variety of ailments. This is sure to result in a whole new set of benefits and uses of products such as chocolate shrooms. In fact, new medical uses of psilocybin chocolates are being discovered daily.  Lastly, shroom chocolates are great for the purpose of gaining exposure to shrooms and their benefits. For example, many users may be turned off by the bitterness of raw dried shrooms. Magic mushroom chocolates provide these users an opportunity to try shrooms without the bitter taste.  Medical conditions that are treated with psilocybin magic mushroom chocolates:  mushroom chocolate bars

• Depression
• Anxiety
• Addiction Cessation
• Cancer-Related Psychological Conditions
• Stress
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
• Cluster Headaches