Psilocybin-containing mushrooms (magic mushrooms)
In trip therapy, we promote the healing properties of magic mushrooms, the psilocybin-containing varieties of mushrooms. We combine the healing properties of these psychedelics with healthy lifestyle recommendations for unprecedentedly positive results. From this perspective, we want to reiterate that it's not only the psychedelic effects of psychedelic mushrooms that can help us, but also the medicinal properties of edible mushrooms.

Video about mushrooms
The video below is the story we've been trying to tell the world for years. It's wonderful to see this information increasingly being shared on platforms like YouTube. The video below is a wonderful and comprehensive collection of what non-edible, edible, and psychedelic mushrooms mean to us.
How can mushrooms help you?
Are you struggling with your mental health? Mushrooms can help you connect your brain better, which can improve your mental well-being. We can do this with mushrooms that may or may not cause you to hallucinate. Here's a brief overview of various medicinal mushrooms.
| Kind | Operation |
|---|---|
| Reishi | Anti-inflammatory so better immune system, less depression |
| Lion's Mane | More Nerve Grow Factor against Alzheimer's and MS (neurodegeneration) |
| Turkey tail | Better immune system, especially against cancer |
| Shiitake | Activates immune system against viruses via AHCC |
| Chaga | Better immune system |
| He Shou Wu | Protection against DNA aging via superoxide dismutase |
| Psilocybe | Hallucinations and BDNF for insights and connections in the brain |
Beyond this list, there are many more mushrooms that boost the immune system. A stronger immune system means lower inflammation levels in the body and therefore fewer inflammatory products that biochemically trigger depression.
The psychedelic mushrooms of the Psilocybe species
For our psychedelic sessions, we use strains from the Psilocybe group. At slightly higher doses, these varieties produce hallucinations, visions, insights, new brain connections, and other changes. How psilocybin, which is converted into the active substance psilocin, works precisely isn't yet fully understood. However, we have described several mechanisms. More information can be found via the following links.