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Magic truffles are not actually true truffles. They are sclerotia: compact structures formed from fungal mycelium in which nutrients are stored. Like Magic Mushrooms, these sclerotia can contain the psychoactive compounds psilocybin and psilocin.
Magic truffles are not true truffles, but sclerotia produced by certain psychedelic fungi. Sclerotia are compact masses of dense fungal mycelium in which the fungus stores nutrients and other reserves. They can contain psilocybin and psilocin, the compounds responsible for their psychedelic effects.
Magic truffles are sclerotia, while Magic Mushrooms are the fruiting bodies of a fungus. Both can contain the same important psychoactive compounds: psilocybin and psilocin.
Orders containing fresh Magic truffles are shipped in an insulated cooling bag with an ice pack as standard. This helps us keep the truffles as cool as possible during transport.
Our range includes both milder and stronger Magic truffles. Keep in mind that these are natural products, so the concentration of active compounds can vary. The experience can also differ significantly from one person to another.
Descriptions such as “mild” or “strong” do not guarantee a particular experience. Personal sensitivity, the amount used, set and setting can all play an important role.
Fresh Magic truffles are usually eaten directly. However, not everyone finds their flavour and texture pleasant.
They can also be prepared as truffle tea. Some people find this easier on the stomach, although nausea can still occur.
There is no amount that will produce the same effect for everyone. Intensity depends on factors including the concentration of active compounds, individual sensitivity, previous experience, mental state and surroundings. The strength of fresh truffles can also vary between varieties and batches.
If you are unsure about the amount, take extra care and make sure you understand the possible risks and interactions beforehand.
“Set” refers to your mental state, while “setting” refers to the environment in which the experience takes place. Both can have a significant influence on how a psychedelic experience develops.
Some customers also choose a Trip Stopper as part of their preparation. This does not replace a safe environment, appropriate set and setting or professional medical assistance.
Magic truffles are not risk-free and can cause both physical and psychological side effects. Possible effects include nausea, dizziness, anxiety, panic, confusion and disorientation. A particularly unpleasant or overwhelming psychedelic experience is often referred to as a “bad trip”.
Keep the following points in mind: