Spannende #Psilocybin-Studie, die theoretisch nachgewiesen hat, dass das #Psilocin nicht einmal der stärkste Wirkstoff im Mix der Pilze sein könnte; außerdem ist ein MAO-Hemmer dabei:

https://www.psypost.org/psilocybin-might-not-be-the-most-psychoactive-ingredient-in-magic-mushrooms-new-research-suggests/

Well said my man!

#Psychedelics #Psychedelic #Psychedelia #LSD #Psilocybin #Psilocin #Mescaline #DMT #Ayahuasca #MDMA #2CB #Weed #Cannabis #Drugs

I want to be clear about where I stand. I support classic psychedelics like psilocybin, psilocin, Mescaline, LSD, and also cannabis, not because I think everyone should use them, but because I believe in the freedom of consciousness.

This isn’t a war on drugs; it’s a war on consciousness itself. The stigma surrounding psychedelics has been built and reinforced by decades of fear-based media and institutional control. Simply talking about these substances bout to send some people on the Fediverse into outrage, which says more about the conditioning than about the substances themself.

I am proudly pro-psychedelics. For those struggling with depression, PTSD, or deep emotional wounds, these tools, when used with respect and proper guidance, can offer genuine healing. They can also serve as a way for anyone seeking to explore the layers of their own ego and understand themselves on a deeper level.

But as we know, society and cultures often treat altered states of mind as something dangerous, when in reality, they are among humanity’s oldest pathways to growth, connection, and awakening.

If you want to explore consciousness the way I do, you can visit https://doubleblindmag.com for insightful stories and perspectives on psychedelics, healing, and self-discovery.

You can also experience their insights in video form on their YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@DoubleBlind/videos.

#Psychedelics #Psychedelic #Psychedelia #LSD #Psilocybin #Psilocin #Mescaline #DMT #Ayahuasca #MDMA #2CB #Weed #Cannabis #Drugs

As we move into 2026, I want to be clear about where I stand. I support classic psychedelics like psilocybin, psilocin, Mescaline, LSD, and also cannabis, not because I think everyone should use them, but because I believe in the freedom of consciousness.

This isn’t a war on drugs; it’s a war on consciousness itself. The stigma surrounding psychedelics has been built and reinforced by decades of fear-based media and institutional control. Simply talking about these substances bout to send some people on the Fediverse into outrage, which says more about the conditioning than about the substances themself.

I am proudly pro-psychedelics. For those struggling with depression, PTSD, or deep emotional wounds, these tools, when used with respect and proper guidance, can offer genuine healing. They can also serve as a way for anyone seeking to explore the layers of their own ego and understand themselves on a deeper level.

But as we know, society and cultures often treat altered states of mind as something dangerous, when in reality, they are among humanity’s oldest pathways to growth, connection, and awakening.

For reference, I celebrate Bicycle Day every year (4/19), and you can learn more about its history and meaning here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InD5_Ml1OxQ

#Psychedelics #Psychedelic #Psychedelia #LSD #Psilocybin #Psilocin #Weed #Canabis #Drugs

A groundbreaking 2025 study has revealed that psilocin, the active compound in psychedelic mushrooms, can extend the lifespan of human skin and lung cells by more than 50 percent. This discovery highlights an unexpected role for psychedelics beyond their well-known effects on the brain, pointing to potential applications in cellular health and longevity.

Researchers found that psilocin influences cellular pathways related to stress resistance and repair mechanisms. By enhancing the cells’ ability to withstand damage and maintain function, psilocin effectively slows down cellular aging. This could have far-reaching implications for regenerative medicine, anti-aging research, and treatments for age-related diseases.

While the study was conducted at the cellular level and not yet tested in whole organisms, the results are promising. They suggest that compounds traditionally associated with mental health and consciousness studies may also hold keys to improving physical health and lifespan at the cellular level.

The findings also raise exciting questions about the broader impact of psychedelics on human biology. Could psilocin or related compounds one day become tools to support tissue regeneration, healthy aging, or even organ preservation? Scientists are now exploring these possibilities while investigating safety, dosage, and mechanisms of action.
This research underscores the incredible potential of compounds found in nature and reminds us that even substances with a long history of cultural and spiritual use can reveal new benefits under scientific scrutiny.

Core discovery & science
#MedicalBreakthrough #CellularLongevity #LifeSciences #RegenerativeMedicine #AntiAgingResearch

Compound & psychedelics
#Psilocin #PsychedelicScience #NaturalCompounds #PlantMedicine #BioInnovation

Impact & future applications
#HealthyAging #FutureOfMedicine #InnovativeMedicine #CuttingEdgeScience #LongevityResearch

Loughor man jailed for running multi‑drug supply operation

Oliver Nancarrow, of Beili Glas, was sentenced at Swansea Crown Court to three years and nine months in prison after pleading guilty to possession and being concerned in the supply of cocaine, ecstasy, psilocin, ketamine, cannabis, LSD and MDMA, as well as possessing criminal property.

The court heard Nancarrow came to police attention during an unrelated investigation when officers identified his number in seized phones. Subsequent enquiries linked him to a drugs line offering a range of substances, with bulk text messages advertising prices and even “tester” samples of cocaine to potential customers.

When South Wales Police’s organised crime team searched his home on 7 July, they found quantities of Class A and B drugs, £3,410 in cash, and six mobile phones — two of which contained messages tying him to the supply of a large list of drugs. Officers also recovered packaging branded “Head Chef”, hidden storage containers, and lists of debts.

In total, police seized cocaine, ecstasy tablets and powder, LSD tabs, magic mushrooms, cannabis and ketamine, with an estimated street value of more than £13,000.

Judge Geraint Walters described the operation as “sophisticated”, noting concealment methods including magnetic storage boxes designed to attach to vehicles.

Sergeant Luke Tucker, of South Wales Police, said:

“Oliver Nancarrow is another young man who has now thrown away years of his life due to involving himself in the illegal drugs trade. Like so many others before him, he was motivated only by financial greed, and did not care for how many lives would be damaged as a result of the drugs being used. He is rightfully starting a sizeable sentence in prison.”

Nancarrow will serve up to half his sentence in custody before being released on licence.

#Cannabis #cocaine #Crime #drugs #Ecstasy #ketamine #Loughor #LSD #MDMA #psilocin #SouthWalesPolice

#Shrooms #Mushroom #Psilocybin #Psilocin #LSD #Psychedelics #HarmReduction

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Research is investigating the medicinal applications of #psilocybin, with studies showing how #psychedelics can promote neuronal plasticity.

This ‘fundamental’ study into the effects of #psilocin on human neurons: https://elifesciences.org/reviewed-preprints/104006?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic