New York Psychedelic Mushrooms FAQs
Hey friend! If you’re looking for the lowdown on magic mushrooms and shrooms here in New York, you came to the right spot. I’m gonna break down the laws, risks, and other common questions about psychedelic fungi in NY. My goal is to educate and look out for you, not lecture! So let’s dive in.
Unfortunately, no. All psychedelic mushrooms remain very illegal under both state and federal law in New York. Here’s the sitch:
So while attitudes are shifting, magic mushrooms are still a controlled substance carrying serious legal risks in NY. Be smart and stay safe!
There are over 180 mushroom species containing the psychedelic compound psilocybin[2]. But some types you might find growing in the wild or sold on the down-low in NY include:
Different mushrooms have varying levels of psilocybin and other alkaloids that impact their effects[3]. Educate yourself on mushroom ID before eating anything you find!
Tripping on shrooms can cause[4]:
Trips range from mild to super intense depending on how much you take. Your mindset and environment also impact the experience.
Shrooms effects start 20-40 minutes after taking them. You’ll peak around 2-3 hours in, and come back to normal 6-8 hours after dosing. But mushrooms can linger in your system for 24+ hours[5]:
This all varies based on dose, your metabolism, and other factors. But expect mushrooms to impact you for most of the day after tripping.
While relatively safe physically, psychedelic mushrooms can be risky. Potential dangers include[1]:
Respect psychedelics, start low/slow, trip with a sober guide, and minimize risks.
Absolutely. Visual hallucinations are common on medium-high doses. You may experience[3]:
Auditory hallucinations like echoes, music, and voices are also possible. But full-on visions of stuff that isn’t there are less common.
Yes, some people take regular tiny doses like 0.1-0.5 grams for subtle effects without tripping. Potential benefits may include[4]:
But research is early. Microdosing has risks too, so educate yourself thoroughly first.
Some new research suggests psilocybin may have antidepressant effects. Possible reasons include[4]:
But the FDA hasn’t approved shrooms for depression yet. More large-scale studies are underway. Microdosing is unproven and risky.
Magic mushrooms remain illegal in New York but may have therapeutic potential if used very carefully. Key takeaways:
Psychedelics are powerful tools, not toys. Educate yourself fully and use extreme caution. Wishing you safe journeys!
1
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7034876/
2
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8156539/
3
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/healthyliving/hallucinogens
4
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/235514/magic-mushroom-compound-increases-brain-connectivity/
5
https://time.com/5278036/michael-pollan-psychedelic-drugs/
6
https://www.wired.com/story/hackers-mason-jars-psychedelic-science-diy-shrooms/
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