Get to Know the Beta Carbolines – Newcomers to the Science of Magic Mushrooms
Understanding the pharmacology of magic mushrooms is not just about tryptamines anymore.
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Comparing Aeruginascin and Bufotenidine
Although aeruginascin is only present in psilocybin mushrooms and bufotenidine is present in toads, their structural and chemical similarities may be surprising.
Paul Stamets Tells Joe Rogan About the Future of Psilocybin Research
Stamets says standardized formulations of multiple psilocybin analogs are the "wave of the future" because of the entourage effect.
5 Fast Facts About Magic Mushroom Compounds
There’s a lot more going on inside magic mushrooms than just psilocybin.
Scientists Discover New Compounds in Magic Mushrooms
Researchers isolate ß-carbolines from several species of Psilocybe.
Jamaica is Home to the First Magic Mushroom Research Center
The center aims to quantify the chemicals in magic mushrooms and possibly identify new psychedelic molecules in them.
Why Do Magic Mushrooms Cause Nausea?
The evidence points to several possibilities. It could be psilocybin or a combination of factors.
Why Do Magic Mushrooms Cause “The Yawns”?
The serotonin 5-HT2C receptor may play a key role.
Undesirable Effects from Magic Mushrooms
There’s nausea, paralysis, and fatigue to name a few.
State of the Art of Aeruginascin – July 2019
Aeruginascin remains an understudied compound in psychedelic research.