A Japanese-American woman with advanced Alzheimer’s disease showed noticeable improvements after she took a high dose of magic mushrooms in a case study.
Except pilots, people driving vehicles, surgeons, EMTs, and quite a lot of other people, not to mention those of us who have a rough time on psychedelics.
Nothing suits everyone, and even for those who benefit from it, there’s an appropriate time and place.
A close friend of mine, in his late 70s, was experiencing increasingly uniform, flat moods. This happens sometime to older people, due to neurotransmitter depletion. He microdosed on shrooms for a month and was back to his old, vibrant self for the better part of a year afterwards.
Another single-person study, but I give this anecdata a bit more weight because I know the guy well. If that’s a placebo effect, I still want some.
Everyone should be doing shrooms.
They should be accessible to everyone and destigmatized for sure.
Not everyone wants to do them though, and those people shouldn’t.
Except pilots, people driving vehicles, surgeons, EMTs, and quite a lot of other people, not to mention those of us who have a rough time on psychedelics.
Nothing suits everyone, and even for those who benefit from it, there’s an appropriate time and place.
Apply that to everything in the universe. 🙄
Except people with dormant or active mental illness.
Idk I’ve found shrooms to really help with my depression. Obviously with mental illness you should be careful about it more so than usual though
A close friend of mine, in his late 70s, was experiencing increasingly uniform, flat moods. This happens sometime to older people, due to neurotransmitter depletion. He microdosed on shrooms for a month and was back to his old, vibrant self for the better part of a year afterwards.
Another single-person study, but I give this anecdata a bit more weight because I know the guy well. If that’s a placebo effect, I still want some.