Therapeutic mushroom or truffle trip
When we talk about a therapeutic mushroom trip, we mean a psychedelic therapeutic trip with magic truffles. This works exactly the same as magic mushrooms, and unlike magic mushrooms, it's legal in the Netherlands. Magic truffles contain fewer active ingredients per gram than magic mushrooms, but if the truffle intake is increased, the results are the same.
Therapeutic psilocybin trip
So, magic mushrooms and magic truffles contain the same active ingredient, psilocybin. Psilocybin is converted into psilocin by our own body. Psilocin can bind to the 5-HT2a receptor just like serotonin does.
Why does therapeutic mushroom therapy work so well?
We believe psilocybin therapy works so well because it allows for a connection with the subconscious. Mental health issues often manifest through physical symptoms, and vice versa. The subconscious mind, whether sober or awake, communicates largely through the body. This often explains feelings related to body parts like muscles, heart, stomach, and bladder. Anger, heartache, tension, and a heavy stomach are common terms for physical symptoms that originate from conscious or subconscious thinking.
During a mushroom trip, the increased stimulation of the 5-HT2a receptor facilitates direct communication between the subconscious and the conscious mind. This allows problems within the subconscious to be resolved or given a place. Furthermore, the mushroom trip also increases BDNF, which creates new connections in the brain and promotes the repair of damaged brain and nerve cells. This mind-altering effect can increase frontal lobe activity in people with depression, who already have reduced activity in the brain's frontal lobe.
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