Its nice to know some of the positive side effects of a drug. I support legalization of all drugs and support personal freedom, so yes I believe Psilocybin mushrooms should be legalized.
finally something we agree on =]
Its nice to know some of the positive side effects of a drug. I support legalization of all drugs and support personal freedom, so yes I believe Psilocybin mushrooms should be legalized.
yea, i would love to cure my ocd with fucking shrooms.... thats going too far for me to ever do for something like that. better stick with regular percription drugs man... shrooms is goin toofar.
of course, coming from the guy with the account name peace.love....
So what about morphine and xanaxx? Some opiates are perscribed. We aren't talking about abusing drugs, we are talking about utilizing them. Shrooms aren't that bad
If you truly felt better with your symptoms, good for you. I know how hard sometimes OCD victims must go through and I have heard stories. I feel extremely lucky that I don't have those tendencies. Good wishes to you and may you do well with your new life.
You could overdose on anything - even vitamin C, but the amount you would have to consume to OD is more than your body could possibly take without throwing up. Mushrooms are the same, the amount it would take for you to overdose is more than your body could possibly consume.
I would also like to know why consuming psylocybin mushrooms is "taking it too far". The only reason not to, is the fact that it is illegal in some countries. If it worries you that much that mushrooms are illegal, hunt for your own - or go somewhere where they are legal. Try to find one source on the internet that gives evidence against the safe consumption of psylocybin.
Thanks for the support guys.
Simple explanations are:
1. IQ went up (improbably high) because you took the test twice. There is supposed to be a considerable delay between tests, and the tests need to be reconfigured so memory of the previous doesn't interfere with taking of the second.
2. As per a study on the effects of mushrooms: "One-third of the participants reported that the experience was the single most spiritually significant moment of their lives and more than two-thirds reported it was among the top five most spiritually significant experiences. Two months after the study, 79 percent of the participants reported increased well-being or satisfaction; friends, relatives, and associates confirmed this."
My guess would be that it relieves anxiety caused by your environment (in particular people you live with and interact with day to day), which reduces your compulsive tendencies. But then Valium would do this too. What would be better for your health would be to change your environment, instead of needlessly frying your brain on psychotropics.
Simple explanations are:
1. IQ went up (improbably high) because you took the test twice. There is supposed to be a considerable delay between tests, and the tests need to be reconfigured so memory of the previous doesn't interfere with taking of the second.
2. As per a study on the effects of mushrooms: "One-third of the participants reported that the experience was the single most spiritually significant moment of their lives and more than two-thirds reported it was among the top five most spiritually significant experiences. Two months after the study, 79 percent of the participants reported increased well-being or satisfaction; friends, relatives, and associates confirmed this."
My guess would be that it relieves anxiety caused by your environment (in particular people you live with and interact with day to day), which reduces your compulsive tendencies. But then Valium would do this too. What would be better for your health would be to change your environment, instead of needlessly frying your brain on psychotropics.
If you IQ is actually 147, then you are a supergenious I guess?
My guess would be that it relieves anxiety caused by your environment (in particular people you live with and interact with day to day), which reduces your compulsive tendencies. But then Valium would do this too. What would be better for your health would be to change your environment, instead of needlessly frying your brain on psychotropics.
My IQ went up because the IQ test I took (which they take while you get diagnosed) I lost alot of points on due to lack of communication. Now that I can communicate better, my IQ went up. Also remember the first IQ test I took was when I was 13, so my brain has developed quite a bit since then.
I find this statement pretty ironic. If looking different is the most of your problems then man have you got it good!
As far as I can tell most people are scared of accepting anyone who acts or talks differently or in divergence to the socially "normal" categories they have learned to substitute for a personality.
I get it all the time. I don't like sports. I don't have any respect for gods, nations or people in uniforms. I have almost no respect for popular culture. I try as best I can to live my chosen values, and it freaks people out.
If you don't believe me, try telling a jock that beer tastes like shit, or a lefty that environmentalism is a pathetic, infantile religion. Hell tell anyone what you really think of almost anything and see how they react.

