Psychedelic
This page uses motion, color, and typographic effects to hint at the perceptual changes psilocybin mushrooms can produce. Nothing here provides dosing, sourcing, or medical advice.
Psychedelic · Onset
Also known as: Shrooms
The floor becomes soil. Emotions arrive with weather.
Nausea for some. Yawning. The room gains a slight rocking quality.
Peak
Visual pattern, emotional depth, dissolution of the ordinary self-story.
Comedown
Warm afterglow that can last a day or two.
What to know
What it does
Psilocybin is converted in the body to psilocin, a serotonergic psychedelic. Effects last 4–6 hours. Currently studied in clinical trials for depression and end-of-life distress.
Safer-use principles
Dangerous combinations
Combining with SSRIs, lithium, or tramadol is discouraged. Stimulants intensify anxiety. Alcohol dulls and destabilizes the experience.
If something goes wrong
Fatal overdose from psilocybin alone is not established. Difficult trips are best handled with calm reassurance, a change of scene, water, and time. Persistent symptoms after wearing off need medical care.
Latest experience reports
All reports →No reports yet for this substance.
Be the first to submit one →