Hallucinogenic mushrooms received fame since the Vikings, which used them in order to approach the “divine” influence. Mushrooms were also used by shamans and priests. In the modern world, the use of hallucinogenic fungi is punishable by law and can lead to criminal liability. All mushroom pickers must familiarize themselves with a variety of these representatives in order to protect themselves and their loved ones from their influence and possible consequences. The effect of these mushrooms is due to a large content in their composition of psilocybin.
Psilocybe is semivanticious
The fly agaric is red
Anterome fly agaric
The flywoman is royal
The fly agaric is nobility
Paneoolus moth
Strafaria Govnyany (Kakashkina Lysina)
Paneoolus is bellshaped
Sennaya dungman
Sulfur head
Strofaria is blue-green
Psilocybe Montana
Psilocybe Cubensis
The fiber is acute
The myzena is clean
Davoznik Dyatlovy
Other hallucinogenic mushrooms
Gymnopil of Juno
The row is smelly
Dung Lysin
Psilocybe is blue
Paneoolus is blue
Straeparia is hemispherical
Psilocybe Czech
Conclusion
The use of mushrooms with a hallucinogenic effect provokes a syndrome similar to schizophrenia. The effect can occur literally after a couple of minutes, after their use. It consists in uncontrolled tremor, delusional states or causeless euphoria. Affects psilocybin on the state of vision, hearing and perception. Excessive use of psychedelic mushrooms leads to extremely dangerous consequences for the psyche and health. All mushroom pickers should be avoided and in no case do not use hallucinogenic mushrooms. Before going to the forest, it is worth studying a list of dangerous and toxic mushrooms to prevent unpleasant consequences.