in the wild, they have become a popular ingredient in many edible mushroom-infused products. But it’s a bit of a stretch to call it a magic mushroom—or a healthy one, for that matter. Recent recalls have brought the safety and legality of these products into question. Here, we get into it.that has been somewhat spurred by the psychedelic renaissance we’re currently in.
“The most common thing is people go to sleep on it and then you wake up and have these hallucinations,” says Eric Leas, an assistant professor at the University of California–San Diego Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health. “It’s a characteristically unique psychoactive experience that’s different than classical psychedelics.”gummies. She likens it to a glass of wine. “But you don’t have a hangover the next day. You feel the inhibition going, in your body. You feel more relaxed.
Another wrinkle? There is no actual requirement for companies selling these products to disclose what compound is in them. In June, after users reported getting sick from Diamond Shruumz–brand chocolate bars, cones, and gummies,and recalled the products. The bars had “higher than normal amounts” of muscimol.
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