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Wood lover paralysis
#22456514 - 10/31/15 04:57 AM (8 years, 2 months ago) |
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Simple question really. Have people experienced this with ALL wood growing psilocybes? Or just azures and cyans?
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I've only heard of it with those 2
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Re: Wood lover paralysis [Re: SnowDaze]
#22456581 - 10/31/15 05:53 AM (8 years, 2 months ago) |
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I've experienced it once on Cyans out of about 5 or so total trips from them, the higher you take usually the more apparent it's going to be.. you may not notice at lower doses.. I'm sure it occurs in all species which grow from hard wood, but it is not that common to have it happen.. Maybe < 10% chance out of all the patches.
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Thus far, ive done two wood lovers, ps cyans and ps stunzii.
Ps stunzii had Zero side effects. One of my favorite species. Perfect experience.
Ps cyans however has a number side effects. Muscle pain, lethargy and tightness in chest. Never had paralysis yet, but never done a large dose of cyans either.
so, thus far, ive heard only azures and cyans have this issue.
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Allenii too.
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DavidReishi said: Allenii too.
Thank you for the info... I'm gonna look this strain up
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Stunzii are another temperate climate species I'm interested in. What is the average dosage for them? I was put off by the dosage calculators 10+ gram dose! Are they actually that weak? Thanks for the help guys
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Damn I could not eat that much... I have trouble eating a few grams
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This is common with Ps. Subaeruginosa too.
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no way, that cant be right.
In my experience, they are about half as strong as cubes. So 2 grams ps stunzii is about 1 gram of cubes.
Definitely hunt for them if you are in the right area of the world. They are wonderful.
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I thought stunzii were way more potent than cubes
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I've heard the paralysis happening mostly with cyans and azures...haven't heard any reports of it happening with allenii yet.
Personally, I've ate cyans and allenii many times over the past couple years and haven't had the paralysis (most of my doses were around 1g to 2.5g, with a few nights of 7g+ taken over an 8 hour period).....
...and not once have I had a body load from cyans or allenii that was different than what I experience from cubesnsis or even LSD . The aspect of tight/tense muscles is just the same as I've experienced from cubensis as well as LSD, this tension in muscles seems like a common part of the body load with the classic psychedelics .....Though I've certainly had trips where there's been zero body load, from the same mushrooms or LSD that gave me a body load during prior trips...which leads me to believe the body load doesn't always derive solely from the drug that one takes.
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sorry friend, they are in fact weaker.
But if u take the right amount, youre gunna feel golden
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If they are weaker why bother going through all the extra trouble of growing them?
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Haha, silly kids....
just cause its weaker, doesnt mean its inferior. U have to have the experience to truely appreciate stunziis. Its quite different than cubes, but in a good way.
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MasterPython said: If they are weaker why bother going through all the extra trouble of growing them?
Not everything is about potency
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Re: Wood lover paralysis [Re: SnowDaze]
#22459251 - 10/31/15 08:35 PM (8 years, 2 months ago) |
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I dose woodlovers (both ovoids and cyans) in the 2-3g range (20-30g fresh) on a regular basis. Never had any issues with bodyload. If anything, I get full body cosmic soulgasm like an intense MDA roll with LSD visuals. Does a dose that high lay me out for the first hour or so while my ego tears apart and reforms? Sure, but that isn't paralysis, just a high dose of psilocybin.
However, I do a lemon tea extraction of all the alkaloids and throw away the mushroom material every time. Whatever nasty toxins there are in woodlovers seem to not come out in the tea. That, or it is an idiosyncratic reaction/allergy that only occurs in certain people or a toxin they only absorb from certain areas/substrates. At any rate, woodlovers are my go-to mushroom and I have never had any issues with any of them, pelliculosa, cyanescens, ovoideocystidiata. They're all way easier and more pleasant of a trip than cultivated cubensis, IME.
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openmind said: I've heard the paralysis happening mostly with cyans and azures...haven't heard any reports of it happening with allenii yet.
Personally, I've ate cyans and allenii many times over the past couple years and haven't had the paralysis (most of my doses were around 1g to 2.5g, with a few nights of 7g+ taken over an 8 hour period)..... ...and not once have I had a body load from cyans or allenii that was different than what I experience from cubesnsis or even LSD . The aspect of tight/tense muscles is just the same as I've experienced from cubensis as well as LSD, this tension in muscles seems like a common part of the body load with the classic psychedelics .....Though I've certainly had trips where there's been zero body load, from the same mushrooms or LSD that gave me a body load during prior trips...which leads me to believe the body load doesn't always derive solely from the drug that one takes.
That last fact is very interesting. I've eaten woodlovers twice (dry allenii 1g, fresh cyans 20g) and found the body load almost unbearable both times. The feeling concentrated in my mouth/tongue/throat. In fact, when I ate the allenii, I first tested the waters by lemon-tekking a mere .1g and even this gave me the body load. Overall the body load was worse than any LSD or cubes I had back in the day as a teenager. It felt, quite literally, like I was poisoned.
And when I got down to it and lemon-tekked the gram, the trip hit me forty minutes later like a brick wall, and I personally experienced the muscle paralysis. It might not sound like actual paralysis, but after experiencing it, and before seeing all the discussion about it, I could only articulate it as "waves of temporary muscle paralysis." One moment I'd be tripping balls, but physically fine and in control, and the next moment I'd be flailing about on the floor with my limbs responding to 15% of what my brain asked of them. I remember it somewhat worrying me at the time, as I also began having an involuntary urge to end up outside naked...i.e., I worried that I might go outside and be stuck out there, with my muscles failing to bring me back in.
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P.Zappatecorum said: I dose woodlovers (both ovoids and cyans) in the 2-3g range (20-30g fresh) on a regular basis. Never had any issues with bodyload. If anything, I get full body cosmic soulgasm like an intense MDA roll with LSD visuals. Does a dose that high lay me out for the first hour or so while my ego tears apart and reforms? Sure, but that isn't paralysis, just a high dose of psilocybin.
However, I do a lemon tea extraction of all the alkaloids and throw away the mushroom material every time. Whatever nasty toxins there are in woodlovers seem to not come out in the tea. That, or it is an idiosyncratic reaction/allergy that only occurs in certain people or a toxin they only absorb from certain areas/substrates. At any rate, woodlovers are my go-to mushroom and I have never had any issues with any of them, pelliculosa, cyanescens, ovoideocystidiata. They're all way easier and more pleasant of a trip than cultivated cubensis, IME.

When I lemon-tekked the 1g dry allenii, the body load (all except the mouth/throat aspect), and even the temporary paralysis, did feel like it bordered on a sort of hyper-sensuousness. In fact, I distinctly remember a crazy unplanned monkey-spanking session on the come up.
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Do you usually lie down for a trip, or move about? I generally get pretty lethargic from mushrooms and lie down on the come up. Once I'm through the peak I get more energy and want to walk around, but in general psilocybin, whether from cubes or woodlovers, has a fair amount of bodyload in terms of that heavy, lay you out on your back kind of feeling. Is that what you mean by paralysis, or do you actually mean that you try to move your muscles and they won't respond?
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As I described it in the other part of my post, the "paralysis" manifested as waves of losing most of the motor control of my limbs. If I was standing one minute, I was crumpled on the floor flailing about the next. During this particular trip, I started out seated and mobile but ended up laying down. But for my second trip with cyans I camped out prone on my bed from the beginning.
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Super weird. I think I read in another thread Stamets claims whatever toxin causes it gets boiled out. I always boil my tea so who knows? Most of the trips I've read about this happening there were pretty high doses on mostly raw mushrooms or mushroom honey. With lemon tek, you're still eating the mushrooms. I discard the mushroom when I make tea. It vastly decreases the bodyload. Would be interesting to see if you still had problems with boiled and strained tea. Two other things I add are chamomile and ginger. I thought they were inert but interestingly I've read that chamomile has some kind of enzyme inhibitor (not monoamine oxidase, something else) that potentiates the trip. Maybe some of the other things I'm putting in there buffer it. I'm hoping to have some allenii fruit from a patch I started last year this season, as well as azures, we'll see if I get any of the dreaded paralysis from those.
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Interesting that this doesn't seem to happen with stunzii, considering the amount you need to eat. Or maybe because it's not primarily a woodlover?
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Have you looked up botulinum toxin? The effects seem similar to what is described as woodlover paralysis, which I've only experienced on a high dose of wild-picked Azurescens (3 grams). If this bacteria manifests itself in improperly dried wild shrooms, it could very well be the cause of the unpleasant symptoms. Cultivated specimens IME don't produce the toxic side-effects. If someone has experienced these symptoms with cultivated specimens I would love to hear about it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Botulinum_toxin
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Re: Wood lover paralysis [Re: Bozko]
#22463348 - 11/01/15 05:31 PM (8 years, 2 months ago) |
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Read the article. Sounds like a good fit.
But one part doesnt make sense.
When i get it, it causes really intense pain in my muscles. Kinda like lactic acid buildup from weigh-lifting workouts.
But yet in the article, it says it reduces muscle pain. Thats confusing.
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I think that the pain reduction from the toxin may only be present at therapeutic levels. When I read this, from the main page on botulism, it really reminded me of my unpleasant experience.
The muscle weakness of botulism characteristically starts in the muscles supplied by the cranial nerves. A group of twelve nerves controls eye movements, the facial muscles and the muscles controlling chewing and swallowing. Double vision, drooping of both eyelids, loss of facial expression and swallowing problems may therefore occur. In addition to affecting the voluntary muscles, it can also cause disruptions in the autonomic nervous system. This is experienced as a dry mouth and throat (due to decreased production of saliva), postural hypotension (decreased blood pressure on standing, with resultant lightheadedness and risk of blackouts), and eventually constipation (due to decreased peristalsis). Some of the toxins (B and E) also precipitate nausea and vomiting and difficulty with talking. The weakness then spreads to the arms (starting in the shoulders and proceeding to the forearms) and legs (again from the thighs down to the feet).
Clinicians frequently think of the symptoms of botulism in terms of a classic triad: bulbar palsy and descending paralysis, lack of fever, and clear senses and mental status ("clear sensorium").
To lighten the mood, on that same page they mention Infant Botulism, which is called, I shit you not, Floppy Baby Syndrome.
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Re: Wood lover paralysis [Re: Bozko]
#22463863 - 11/01/15 07:19 PM (8 years, 2 months ago) |
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I feel like it would be scary as hell and send me in a bad trip for sure if I had this happen to me
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Re: Wood lover paralysis [Re: Bozko]
#22628820 - 12/08/15 06:32 AM (8 years, 1 month ago) |
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Hey, I was playing around with the same theory in another thread Unfortunately the timing of the symptoms don't match up. The Botulinum toxin requires 24-72 hours to take effect, reflecting the time necessary to disrupt the synaptosomal process. In very rare circumstances, some individuals may require as many as five days for the full effect to be observed.
So far there have been two drugs that have had some positive effects on woodlover paralysis, Nootropil(piracetam) and Benadryl(Diphenhydramine).
I did however find this list of pesticides used by Portland Public Parks and Recreation (The guys spraying stuff where the mushrooms grown portland, Oregon and probably many other public parks and lands). I think its safe to say that if you are ingesting mushrooms that were picked in one these public places then you are also running the risk of ingesting any one of the chemicals on this list. Here is the full document.
PARK SERVICE ZONES APPROVED LIST Areas of pest management: General community, neighborhood, regional, and urban parks. HERBICIDES Primary choices:
Gallery 75 DF (isoxaben) Used on shrub beds, tree circles, and other areas. Can be used in combination or rotation with oryzalin to broaden the spectrum of weeds prevented.
Garlon 3A, Lilly Miller Brush and Vine (triclopyr amine) Selective products for woody, difficult to control perennials. Used in spray and cut-stem applications, also for invasives and habitat restoration. Ranger Pro, Roundup Pro Concentrate, RU ProDry, Rodeo, Aquaneat,
Aquamaster (glyphosate) Primary vegetation control product used with other methods in shrub beds, tree circles, bare ground, and on invasive weeds.
Surflan AS (oryzalin) Used in shrub beds, tree circles, fence lines and other park areas for weed control. A primary liquid form preemergent product.
XL 2G (benefin+oryzalin) Combination product for wider spectrum weed control. Useful in sites where liquid products are more difficult to apply. This is a primary granular preemergent product. Specialty uses: DeMoss, Garden Safe Moss and Algae Killer, others (fatty acids) Moss control desiccant. For structures and non-vegetated surfaces. Not typically used, but possible sporadic use.
Scythe (pelargonic fatty acid) Minor use desiccant used for top-kill of early-stage, easily killed weeds.
FUNGICIDES
Fertilome Liquid Systemic Fungicide (propiconazole) Possible use for disease control for high value plants in short term, special situations where long term plant health is affected. Typically not used, in park zones but retained for unusual circumstances.
Microcop (copper sulfate) Copper soap (copper octanoate) Possible use for disease control for high value plants in short term, special situations where long term plant health is affected. Typically not used in park zones, but retained for unusual circumstances.
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But how could antihistamines treat herbicide poisoning?
Either way, mushrooms uptaking pesticides and herbicides is bad bad news that makes me paranoid. We need a member with a GS machine so we can see what the chemical make-up of these cyans are. Ps cyans do grow in public areas, but Ps azures grow on the coast, away from public herbicide spraying, so i dont think its the herbicides just yet.
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Most of the time i hear of wood-lover paralysis its Azurescens, seems herbicides poisoning is unlikely.
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LogicaL Chaos said: But how could antihistamines treat herbicide poisoning?
Either way, mushrooms uptaking pesticides and herbicides is bad bad news that makes me paranoid. We need a member with a GS machine so we can see what the chemical make-up of these cyans are. Ps cyans do grow in public areas, but Ps azures grow on the coast, away from public herbicide spraying, so i dont think its the herbicides just yet.
Because it's not the anti-histaminergic properties of benadryl that treat Organophosphate poisoning. It's the anti-muscarinic properties effecting cholinergic systems. Organophosphate poisoning results from exposure to organophosphates (OPs), which cause the inhibition of acetylcholinesterase (AChE), leading to the accumulation of acetylcholine (ACh) in the body.
A muscarinic receptor antagonist(benadryl) acts in a similar way to Atropine.
There are costal safe zones yes, however as you get closer to the mouth of the columbia and into the delta flood zones, as well as the public parks, you are at a high risk of ingesting foreign chemicals. If you are finding high concentrations of drift wood, that should be a red flag. That drift wood is from some pretty nasty flooding that has happened over the years. The columbia river is literally a waste pipe from the local cities as well as our thriving agricultural and timber industry. There are paper mills, military bases rumored to make chemical weapons……The list of pollutants goes on… The coastline is defiantly not herbicide or pollution free.
The coast is only safe if you are outside of the high risk zones. I have a couple safe spots on the coast (thank jesus;). They are far away from any public influence and away from flood zones. You could eat tons of theses suckers without a shred of paralysis. The other ones from the high risk zones are not cool man(well kinda;)…. I mean cmon' man, effects lasting a week or more? Paralysis? Thats poison, not drugs. I would love for it to be untrue but it's pretty clear we are dealing with a foreign chemical here.
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What makes you think that?
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djbabyjesus said: You could eat tons of theses suckers without a shred of paralysis.
Whoa, hold on. Are you saying that you have eaten two types of Azures from two different areas (one near public areas, one untouched by people) and the untouched areas have Azures with ZERO side effects?
Thats craziness.
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djbabyjesus said: You could eat tons of theses suckers without a shred of paralysis.
Whoa, hold on. Are you saying that you have eaten two types of Azures from two different areas (one near public areas, one untouched by people) and the untouched areas have Azures with ZERO side effects?
Thats craziness.
Yes, absolutely. Craziness indeed.
In fact, I gifted about 10 grams(dry) of the good azures to a friend who ate them ALL over 3 days at a festival. He said he felt amazing. Like slow moving DMT three days in a row. Zero side effects reported.
It's nuts, but they are the facts.
I'll try to post some pics of the different kinds tonight.
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Please do.
I think you're on to something here...
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I'm not 100% on this, but have there been as many reports of paralysis from European specimens? It seems more common in the US? However, I found some this year in an area that definitely isn't treated with anything, and isn't in a flood plane/hasn't ever been flooded. But friends that tried them said there was an odd body load, with occasional muscle aches/cramps. Only one was aware of the possible side effects, even then he only knew about the paralysis part (I did tell him to research them first, but clearly he didn't do as much as he should have)
I forgot to mention, one friend who took the same dose didn't get any negative effects. The only difference they could provide was that they only ate the smaller (fresher?) fruits from a different patch located near the first.
I'm still leaning towards a bacterial contaminant, with the negative effects coming either direct from the organism or a chemical produced due to their presence? Someone on this site must have access to a lab? A few weeks back someone was asking what they should do for their final mycology/micro biology project at college (uni), finding out what's up with these shrooms would be a good one
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Hey,
Im not sure if i am posting in the most recent thread regarding this, but i have been thinking about it for many years and have read numerous posts over the years regarding paralysis symptoms from p. subaeruginosa.
Just wanted to tell the story of my own experience regarding this-
Had only tripped a few times on larger doses, took about 15g psubs fresh when 17 years old, mushrooms picked in a natural habitat and eaten within 24 hours.
We tripped at our primary school and it was hard to stay together as a group, after 3 hours or so and a good peak we left to walk to a friends house. On the way there two of us noticed our toes pointing downward with each step, we were continually tripping over our toes, unable to walk normally with much effort, it was frustrating. After making it 2km to sit down for two hours or so me and the same friend had to walk home together. We visited a supermarket and bought lots of candy...including bubblegum (hubbabubba). So about 6+ hours after ingesting the psubs the foot thing was more manageable, but eating the gum was impossible, and turned my lips inside out and they became stuck in that state for the whole walk home... i wanted to keep chewing the gum but i was just drooling everywhere and my bottom and top lip was completely folded out. I remember feeling my lips and thinking 'wtf will they ever return to normal??'
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