The question arises from the phone screen, over a soft, immersive image of the dark, landscape of Polynesia. You could type a meditation or respiratory activity, or label it with the sharp eye, like a mushroom emoji. The next question is, “How far do you want to go?” You choose "moderate" - you plan to swallow, say, 1.5 grams of magic mushrooms.

Which Mushroom

is enough to make the floor tiles of the bathroom go around like marble paper. Choose one of the five pre-recorded songs, and answer a few gentle questions about your mood. Soon you will be filling in the depths of your knowledge, with an app as your guide.

Key trip-T because the app is for Field Trip Health, a Toronto-based business that specializes in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. The Trip app, which kicks off soft this week, is a digital companion at Field Trip clinics in New York, Los Angeles, and Toronto,

where patients live in rooms full of Svago zero-gravity zero-gravity leather seats and clothing heavy and take the ego. -a drug that calms the mind under the supervision of a Field Trip-trained therapist.

Field Trip

is a new and growing group of for-profit companies that use psychedelic drugs (i.e. MDMA, ketamine, and psilocybin, an alkaloid that turns magic mushrooms into magic) to treat depression, anxiety, and other complex mental illnesses. Unlike many players in that revenue group, Field Trip is open for mushrooms. Field Trip does not treat patients with MDMA or

psilocybin; both are still listed by the government as ingredients of Schedule 1. But it also does not wait for it to become legal to find its customers. Instead, in New York and Toronto, Field Trip treats selected patients with ketamine, a divisive drug approved by the FDA for offline use. (Los Angeles Clinic opens later this month.)

And for those who are protected in a safe home environment, the new Field Trip app breaks down its basic knowledge-enhancing principles, making it a guide — or at least one fax — accessible to whether you can visit a clinic or not.

The official approval of Psilocybin may be many years away, but Field Trip founder Ronan Levy, a former Canadian cannabis company, says the company plans to open 75 clinics in North America by 2024, if not soon. "We are building Buy shrooms Canada to support the next wave, when efforts to authorize psilocybin cross the line," he said. “This experience can be four, six, eight hours, and most medical offices are not designed for that. You need a very different sense of humor. ”

Long Journey

For centuries, traditional communities around the world have used psychedelic plants such as psilocybin and ayahuasca in religious and social mushrooms. The idea of learning these things and developing “practical ways” to use them came to the United States in the late 1950's.

1957

New York businessman named R. Gordon Wasson wrote a Life magazine article entitled "Seeking the Magic Mushroom," based on several trips from the depths of Oaxaca, Mexico. The article introduces countless Americans to the possibility of psilocybin mushroom treatment, and a new self-improvement approach has been developed. Psychedelics aroused the curiosity of researchers.

One of these research programs was the well-known Timothy Leary's Harvard Psilocybin mushrooms, which provided drug doses to Boston graduate Buy shrooms Canada between 1960 and 1962.

• Leary's
• enduring
• legacy

(apart from coining the phrase "open, open, come out," and breaking the bejesus to parents and politicians) is the concept of "setting and setting." A set refers to the attitude a person brings to a trip; preparation refers to the physical area. Both need careful consideration in order to make the trip feel safe and sound.