Mushrooms

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Shiitake mushrooms contain naturally-occurring substances called purines. Purines are commonly found in plants, animals, and humans. In some individuals who are susceptible to purine-related problems, excessive intake of these substances can cause health problems. Since purines can be broken down to form uric acid, excess accumulation of purines in the body can lead to excess accumulation of uric acid. The health condition called "gout" and the formation of kidney stones from uric acid are two examples of uric acid-related problems that can be related to excessive intake of purine-containing foods. For this reason, individuals with kidney problems or gout may want to limit or avoid intake of purine-containing foods such as shiitake mushrooms

As they are Fun guys (Fun-gis)

Just like any other mushroom. Which is why they can be VERY dangerous if you're looking for them in the wild and you don't know what you're doing. Because they are almost Identical to some of the most poisoness fungi in the world. The only way you can tell weather the mushroom is your best friend, or worst enemy, is by bruising it(pinching it) while it's still rooted to the ground. If they are a lighter blue color. You're in for a trip between salvia and acid. Be Very VERY careful about the darker one's though. If it turns purple, i would strongly suggest you not do it. because you'll trip like a 2 year old. But if the trip doesn't kill you, you're mushrooms will. So remember, the darker the mushroom is after you pinch it, the more risk there is in eating them. And don't think any mushroom will get you high. because that is SO SO wrong. The mushrooms you're lookin for have blue/red/green (only one of those colors) spots on them. Look them up on google images. And also, i would never suggest eating more then 20. and that is still a whole lot. if you're i first time user, only eat around 8/10 light ones. But everyone is different.

you might want to get that checked out.

A urine test could be used to determine if one has recently used magic mushrooms (mushrooms that contain psilocybin, psilocin, and related compounds). However, it is quite uncommon for urine tests to be given for magic mushrooms, except in cases where a magic mushroom offense is involved (such as if one was on probation for mushroom possession). In the event that a urine test for magic mushrooms is given, it would typically be able to detect usage within the last 1-3 days.

Monterey Mushroom is just north of Apopka in Zellwood

Typically they stick to a carnivorous diet, sometimes eating fruit. However, it would not be surprising if under special circumstances (famine eg) they ate mushrooms. They even eat their own kind if need be.

In EK? Everywhere, check cow and sheep fields for good numbers though

yes, it has the eight charicteristics of life

-responds to enviroment

-reproduces

-exchanges gasses

-needs nutrients

-made of cells

-needs water and food

-produces waste

-grows

From what I have heard and what I have monitored morel mushrooms do not grow once they have popped if they do it is very little

No, Gnomes do not exist.

Anything you put into your body will show up in your urine, feces, hair, sweat, etc. If you eat psychedelic mushrooms and they test for hallucinogens, then it will show up.

Yes, and you are supposed to.

No they are not. CA has strict laws against both magic mushrooms and

even mushroom spores.

I expect I'm ranting at the converted but there is something very strange about outlawing magic mushrooms in Britain and I'd love to know the reason why it happened.

A current concern of British government (and society, we're told) is the number of young people who go out binge drinking at the weekend, get in fights, vomit everywhere and generally cause trouble for the emergency services. This costs the tax payer in the region of infinity million pounds a year.

No one has ever been hospitalised from taking magic mushrooms in Britain. No one has ever started a fight on magic mushrooms. You will either be at home, listening to music and giggling or outside looking at the trees and giggling. No one gets hurt or causes trouble.

If I walk down a country road, pick and eat a poisonous death cap mushroom and am subsequently hospitalised will charges be brought against me? Will I be liable for the vast fortune in tax payer's money I will have wasted? No, but if I pick a magic mushroom and have a pleasant trip in the countryside then I am a criminal.

F|_|ck you Tony Blair you pr|ck.

Anyway, go here and buy a kit for research purposes. And then research until you can see through time :)

http://www.potseeds.co.uk/mushrooms/edible.html

Magic mushrooms are neither a stimulant or depressant. They are a hallucinogen.

The Beatles did not write a song about magic mushrooms. The song to which you refer is possibly "Tomorrow Never Knows" which was used as a soundtrack for a bizarre 3 minute movie entitled "Looking For Mushrooms". The song itself can be easily categorised as "psychodelia" and is the product of John Lennon's early experiences with LSD.

i dont know anybody that thinks it makes theme slepy so no

in new zealand, the best time is around the June month when all the mean frosts are, so yea the colder the better, unless its too cold like snowing. My guess would be around 1or2 degress Cel to 5 or 6 degress C.

A regular eighth of mushrooms is 3.5 grams. For your first time doing mushrooms your advised to take a half eighth 1.7- 1.8 grams. so no 3 grams of mushrooms will not get three people high, maybe two small girls, but most likely keep the three grams for yourself.

mushroom forums are a great place to start.

go to http://www.intensevisual.com upload photos in the mushroom identification forum.

there is a member that goes by the name shroom-walker. he is great at ID'ing and even has mushrooms named after him.

yes

like a dandilion using spores which are nulbs