Hallucinogenic Mushrooms

Also referred to as:
Shrooms, Caps and Magic Mushrooms.

A hallucinogen formerly used in native rituals, Hallucinogenic Mushrooms are ingested to produce a euphoric state. Shrooms, as they are informally known, can be eaten, brewed in tea, dried into capsule form or dried and mixed with tobacco or marijuana and smoked. Because there are so many different varieties of mushrooms (over 2500), it is almost impossible to predict the effects.

Some side effects from hallucinogenic mushrooms are:

• Dilated Pupils;
• Aggression;
• Confusion;
• Elevated Heart Rate, Blood Pressure, and Body Temperature;
• Psychological Dependence; and
• Physical Tolerance.