A compiled list of effects that psilocybe mushroom can have on the body.
After ingestion:
emptiness of the stomach feeling
involuntary/voluntary muscle spasms (usually the arching of the back and bending back of the shoulders as well as tilting of the head)
visual distortions, such as the breathing effect of walls and the movement of still patterns (especially geometric, complex or striped patterns). trees and nature especially exhibit a flame or vortex, twisty type characteristic when viewed.
feeling of vertigo
numbness in the limbs, especially in the legs.
moist, numb feeling in the lower abdomen, like you just pissed your pants.
outlining of distant objects(skies look as if they're painted on)
red shift in vision.
colors seem more vibrant and alive
uncontrollable smiling and laughter
increased sensitivity to touching (especially touching objects with interesting textures or finishes)
increased perspiration, hot flashes
tiredness or overall lethargy
loss of appetite
auditory distinctions are much more sensitive (enjoying music as if you've heard it for the first time).
constant peeing, with urine exhibiting a foul odor (like burnt rubber.)
sensitivity to taste, textures and temperatures in the mouth.
redness in the skin in certain areas, sometimes accompanied by itching.
auditory hallucinations (a constant high pitch in the background, hollow metallic noise, like your inside a metal tunnel, or some other "broken record" occurrence.)
increased heart rate
acute vision
nausea and/or dizziness
upset stomach, cramps
weakness in the knees
nervous euphoria
confusion on the onset
slight drunkenness when walking or moving
teary eyes, especially when yawning
manic energy, indecisive judgment in looking for something to do or get
trouble understanding how to operate machinery
tongue, throat and breathing seem to tightly integrate with the though process
strange feeling around teeth
feeling of extreme lightness
weird feeling around nose
vomiting, after which is usually accompanied with intense open-eyed hallucinations
a "wah, wah" feeling in your body, like your being bombarded by some kind of kinetic force.
heavy philosophical rambling, like you're a college professor talking to a room full of students, especially profound with high doses.
