Oh no I misspelled psyciloybin. Once again, nothing to say so let's attack someone's grammar they misspelled in one comment of many others with the spelling being correct. As I've stated, I've only explained this over and over to such a high point because I can't believe you guys still aren't getting it here
Guess I must repeat myself for the 10th time and maybe this time you'll get it, If not I'm truly at a loss and done explaining common sense in multiple ways for someone to finally understand.
Once again, I've said over and over pscilocybin is a chemical and that the genus is scilocybe
And that there is a chemical called pscilocin just like scilocybin, that is also in the spicocybin mushrooms, as well as other mushrooms that are not of the spcilocybin species
There have been many, many accounts of scilocin occurring in other hallucinogic mushrooms that do not contain the partnering chemical pscilocybin. They are all separate chemicals that can either occur together, or on their own, or combined with other chemicals outside of the only mushrooms y'all seem to know, called scilocybin.
There are many other hallucinogenic mushrooms that contain scilocin outside of the scilocybin species although yes it is a partnering chemical.
My words are being laughed at because they've been entirely misunderstood so incredibly much that I've had to explain it multiple times over and over , the same thing I've originally been saying, in a million different ways just for at least a single person to understand it, I am giving different examples of the original thing I am talking about so that you may understand in different ways
Yes the central nervous system does have a lot to do with how both Wellbutrin and mushrooms work, because that is the system in which your brain tells your body anything. But I better not say that before I have to repeat that sentence ten times in different ways for a person to finally click
it in their brain what I mean
Oh and here goes the third time of repeating this just in case you still haven't caught on, I never told this person to try what I did, again. I said people have different body chemistry and that it did this to me. That is purely it. There has been another instance of this documented other than my experience. It can happen, I did not try it because of their report of it either, I found their report because of I trying it for myself, putting myself at risk and no one else.
It was my decision, I have tripped on acid and various other things and have created things of my own experimentation. Can you not see that I said these mushrooms must be studied more, yet I did not tell this person to eat them, or study them in any way I have. I was simply speaking of my knowledge about them to this person, and my own experience that has led me to the conclusion through my long research with them that they do contain traces of pscilocin, or another hallucinogenic chemical that is weakened with in them, due to how much water they retain and various other reasons that are common within any mushroom that can effect the chemical makeup of it, whether the chemicals are present or not, they can be weakened in the mushroom given many factors. But the chemicals are still there, thus can be extracted or brought to life with other partnering chemicals. And this is why the pscilocybin species is the most known hallucinogenic mushroom, they are Hardy and contain plenty of hallucinogenic partnering chemicals in which brings other chemicals out in it, to life. Giving a fullwr effect of each of these chemicals to the consumer.
Here is a great example of what I mean. The nightshade family. Made up of atropine, hyoscyamine and scopolamine
Datura's, a species of this genus is the most hallucinogenic as it mostly contains all three chemicals, in eacah subspecies of datura. Which once again in in the nightshade family. The solanaceae family is so complex because of these chemicals that there are subspecies of species because there are so many plants containing one, or two, or all three of these chemicals on their own, combined with other naturally occurring chemicals unique to those plants that the family has 90 genus's with well over 1,000 species and subspecies that were grouped into these categories because of just 3 chemicals.
So tell me, do you really think that the scilocybin species are the only mushroom that contains it's own 4 chemicals that do not occur in other subspecies given the 1,000 of mushrooms still undiscovered that would be put into this category if the chemicals were investigated? This is how things get grouped together, the chemicals, of many unknown things that connect them because that unknown thing had the same occurring chemical.
It goes way beyond this web however and I'd have to get even deeper
Forgive me I know chemistry and botany must be driving you guys mad
Believe it or not there are other hallucinogenic mushrooms in other family's that we're grouped by their main occurring chemical, whether they had scilocin or not, if the scilocin was weak enough that would not put it in it's own category of being hallucinogenic because it would match other mushrooms with the same pattern of being weaker of those chemical and stronger of others.
But at least my points have been getting laughs because I don try to make serious information humorous unlike people with sticks up their ass while they try to wrap their mind around why I have to keep repeating myself
Cannot understand still, thus repeat something I already said trying to correct my words with things I've already said, going to google and coming back, just to attack my grammar because they've found so far I'm correct and don't know what else to do
Oh well beats me
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