Magic mushrooms create a hyperconnected brain
 

Magic mushrooms may give users trippy experiences by creating a hyperconnected brain.

The active ingredient in the psychedelic drug, psilocybin, seems to completely disrupt the normal communication networks in the brain, by connecting "brain regions that don't normally talk together," said study co-author Paul Expert, a physicist at King's College London.

 

http://www.foxnews.com/science/2014/10/3...p=features

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One has to be under the influence of magic mushrooms to understand that article.

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If something can corrupt you, you're corrupted already.
- Bob Marley


 

I just wish these light trails would stop shooting out of my phone.....

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The say magic mushrooms do wonders for the clinically depressed. There are also studies showing that taking just 1 dose (probably about half an eighth), causes you to have a more positive attitude for a full year after consumption.

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The say magic mushrooms do wonders for the clinically depressed. There are also studies showing that taking just 1 dose (probably about half an eighth), causes you to have a more positive attitude for a full year after consumption.

 

I agree with those assertions.   Those days are long behind me - but a mild dose of mushrooms in a controlled natural environment will absolutely open your mind to positive possibilities as well as make you see colors that you never knew existed.  

 

It's about unlocking your brain's ability to see and hear things that are around you constantly - but you aren't able to perceive them via normal brain function.  Your memory of the experience will alter your perception of the things you saw/heard/felt differently for months afterward. 

 

Can it go too far?  Yes.  Can your mind play tricks on you when it does go too far? Absolutely.  But there are definitely benefits to be had with careful moderation. 

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I agree with those assertions.   Those days are long behind me - but a mild dose of mushrooms in a controlled natural environment will absolutely open your mind to positive possibilities as well as make you see colors that you never knew existed.  

 

It's about unlocking your brain's ability to see and hear things that are around you constantly - but you aren't able to perceive them via normal brain function.  Your memory of the experience will alter your perception of the things you saw/heard/felt differently for months afterward. 

 

Can it go too far?  Yes.  Can your mind play tricks on you when it does go too far? Absolutely.  But there are definitely benefits to be had with careful moderation.

Wow...does it make you all goofy acting like most stuff does, or just more aware? You'd think there would be actual medical uses for it...but I guess since you can't patent it that it's not worth it.

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What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is agoin' on here???

Wow...does it make you all goofy acting like most stuff does, or just more aware? You'd think there would be actual medical uses for it...but I guess since you can't patent it that it's not worth it.

Things you might find funny normally are definitely intensified. So, yeah…. it can get goofy for a while. 

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Wow...does it make you all goofy acting like most stuff does, or just more aware? You'd think there would be actual medical uses for it...but I guess since you can't patent it that it's not worth it.

 

The best part about 'shrooms is they are free, if you know where a cow pasture is.

 

When I was young there was a great spot in Orange Park where the western end of Wells Road used to dead end at the railroad tracks. It's hard to imagine cow pastures being there given how much that area is developed now.

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If something can corrupt you, you're corrupted already.
- Bob Marley


 

I just wish these light trails would stop shooting out of my phone.....

 

That makes me smile.

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"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."

The best part about 'shrooms is they are free, if you know where a cow pasture is.

 

When I was young there was a great spot in Orange Park where the western end of Wells Road used to dead end at the railroad tracks. It's hard to imagine cow pastures being there given how much that area is developed now.

I used to go down to a pasture that is now the world Golf Village.  

 

Jags logo on mushrooms:

 

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I used to go down to a pasture that is now the world Golf Village.  

 

Jags logo on mushrooms:

 

Or bath salts....he kinda looks like he wants to eat your face off!!

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What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is agoin' on here???

Most anyone who has done mushrooms could have probably told you what these [airquotes]scientists[/airquotes] claim to have figured out.


oh ya, and on my list of absolute worst places to be during a mushroom trip, an MRI may be at the absolute top.


"Now just lay there still in this 2 cubic foot computer tube while Big Brother peers into your soul..."

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My father participated in experimental LSD treatments with the VA years ago. He said it was wild.

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I've dropped acid quite a few times but have never done mushrooms. Are they about the same?

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I've dropped acid quite a few times but have never done mushrooms. Are they about the same?

 

 

Mushrooms are a more relaxed and mellow high

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My father participated in experimental LSD treatments with the VA years ago. He said it was wild.

I had a co-worker from Sweden whose father was some famous psychologist that was involved in some experiments with LSD. It's funny to hear him talk about it.

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I've dropped acid quite a few times but have never done mushrooms. Are they about the same?

More visuals with acid in my experience. More euphoria with fungi.

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This message board has some very interesting people... :yes:

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What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is agoin' on here???