Magic Mushrooms- Penis Envy

What Is the Penis Envy Mushroom?

Penis Envy is a strain of Psilocybe cubensis mushroom species. They are uniquely potent and contain a fair amount of psilocybin, the psychoactive compound in “magic mushrooms”. Penis Envy is rather common, but if you’ve never heard of it, read on for some interesting facts about this unusually named mushroom. You will often hear Penis Envy and Liberty Caps named as some of the strongest mushrooms.

What Are the Best Ways to Consume Penis Envy Mushrooms?

There is some debate about whether you should eat mushrooms fresh or dried. However, it’s more common to find them dried. Dried mushrooms are known for their chalky, chewy flavor. For many people, this is not so pleasant. For others, this just comes with the territory of eating mushrooms. You can weigh out a dose and chomp on them as is, but keep a beverage handy to help wash down any pieces that just won’t break down.

Mushroom teas are easy to make and simply require boiling water add your mushrooms to steep for about 30 minutes—strain before you drink and sip as slowly as you’d like or a gradual, sustained high. Lemon tekking is a method that helps break down the psilocin into psilocybin. Psilocin is the precursor to psilocybin and is often related to that stomach-flopping feeling you might get after ingesting magic mushrooms.

To lemon tek, submerge your dose of Penis Envy mushrooms into a glass of pure, freshly squeezed lemon juice. Let it soak for about 10 minutes, and then eat the wet mushrooms. The acidity of the lemon juice begins the digestion process, so by the time the mushrooms hit your stomach, they are already beginning to activate. It’s said that lemon tekking helps the high come on faster, but the entire experience is shorter.

You can also grind up dried mushrooms and put them into capsules. This is a popular way to microdose and obtain a consistent daily dose of psilocybin.

Taking psilocybin can trigger persistent disturbing changes in perceptions, feelings, and moods. It can also cause temporary hallucinations, visual flashbacks, and short-term changes in thinking and emotion.

As a result, people can develop anxiety and paranoia.

Sometimes, a person can have flashbacks long after the substance’s effects have worn off. Stress, fatigue, or other environmental factors can trigger these flashbacks. Physicians now diagnose this rare condition as hallucinogen-persisting perception disorder.

When taking mushrooms, there is also a risk of mistakenly consuming poisonous varieties. A person should visit an emergency room immediately if they have symptoms of mushroom poisoning, such as:

• muscle spasms
• confusion
• delirium