Psychedelics for a newbie?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You're being an idiot. If your DH hasn't had a schizophrenia presentation at 54, he is not going to have one.

So why are you messing with street drugs?

If you really must, enroll in a controlled study via Johns Hopkins in Baltimore.

I had read that it can TRIGGER schizophrenia so I am wondering wtf OP is thinking…

Yea, this. I have a close friend and it runs in her family. They were warned to never do any drugs, her daughter did not listen, used, and now has schizophrenia along with other cognitive disorders such as seizures. Daughter finally stopped using and while it has improved, she is now likely disabled for life.

I would not risk it. And honestly everyone I’ve known who was into psychedelics was basically a loser - dead end jobs, no real motivation in life, but they thought they were super special and enlightened because they grew shrooms in their basement.

[Anonymous]

Can we have your stuff, OP?

[Anonymous]

You don't need to go to Seattle to try psilocybin if you're interested; it's now been decriminalized in D.C., too. I personally haven't ever tried it, but if you live near here, seems easier (and maybe safer) to just get some mushrooms in the District and try them at home.

[Anonymous]

It's really pretty mild stuff in small doses. I take about a 1/4 cap about 3 times a week and it's the best thing I've ever done. Better than Adderall for sure.