Psilocybin Mushrooms: The Perfect Guidebook to Cultivation, Growing and Knowing the Magic Effects

This is not meant to last forever. According to a survey by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, in the last years, 9.3% of people aged 18 years or older had used mushrooms at some point in their lives. You’ll probably be one of them. The average person tries, at the beginning, to get by with the information it finds spread on the web, but with low success and the danger of having side effects, like anxiety and panic. A global survey in 2014 found that Canada and the United States were the most common countries where users reported a bad trip on mushrooms. Almost 32% of Americans respondents said they had a very bad experience and 34% of Canadians reported the same. The exaggeration or misuse, as in everything in our lives, can do more harm than good.

This book offers an answer for those who don’t believe how these mushrooms could drastically improve your well-being used in the proper way. Psilocybin and psilocin hallucinogenic compounds are found in more than 75 species of mushrooms that are native to tropical and subtropical areas of South America, Mexico, Europe and the United States. This demonstrates how much a correct knowledge is fundamental. They can be found everywhere!