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de intense visuals without any of the negative feelings that may be caused by LSD. British colloquial names for the mushroom are quite poetic, such as: - Liberty Cap - Magic Mushroom - Blue Legs - Pixie Caps Contrary to common opinion, "liberty cap" is not a new name, since M.C. Cooke mentioned it in his writings that date back to the 19th century. Due to the widespread distribution of this Psilocybe species across England, particularly Scotland and Wales, Psilocybe semilanceata appears to be more popular in England than in any other European country, with the possible exception of Norway. This is an opinion echoed in numerous scientific and medical articles published on the subject in Great Britain. In my opinion, these publications contain the most detailed descriptions of casual Mephedrone Bestelle use of psilocybincontaining mushrooms species by laypersons anywhere in the world. One analysis by P.R. Mills and his collaborators described seven Scottish patients with symptoms caused by ingestion of Psilocybe semilanceata mushrooms during the fall of 1978, when the species fruited abundantly in the Glasgow area after heavy rainfall. Four of the seven men had eaten no less than one hundred mushrooms each, which meant they had taken about 50 mg of pure psilocybin a person. It is not surprising, then, that such dosages should cause visions that lasted several hours, along with marked somatic symptoms. Mega Mushroom Festival While there is talk about "hippies" in the report from Manchester, a 1980 newspaper article from Wales describes a "new kind of gypsy", whose exploits included a mushroom celebration near Cardiff with 100 participants. The occasion was the discovery of yet another bumper crop of Psilocybe semilanceata in that area. Nineteen of the revelers felt so seriously ill they had to seek medical treatment. It appears that in the early days of mushroom usage in Great Britain, massive amounts of Psilocybe mushrooms were consumed on several occasions, which caused a higher number of panic reactions than elsewhere in the world. However, it is clear from articles published in medical journals that these cases were merely "the tip of the iceberg", that is, they were a small group of users whose reactions to the acute stages of mushroom intoxication attracted attention because they included clinically relevant symptoms such as states of pathological depression with no recognition of surroundings. In an attempt to describe patterns of usage of the Psilocybe species in the Tayside area near Dundee, Scotland, N.R. Peden and his collaborators found that the typical user was much younger there than in Manchester or Wales. The authors examined 27 patients, whose ages ranged from 12 to 24 years. I have previously cited accounts about accidental intoxications indicating that children can have abnormal reactions to psilocybin, such as cramps or loss of consciousness. Teenage use of hallucinogens and othe

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