“Despite their fairytale looks, they're a toxic, invasive species,” Sean, the owner and operator of the Margaret River ...

This poisonous, psychedelic fungi is the latest wellness kick — and may have even inspired many major religions ...

A group of Aussie mates were cycling through a dense forest earlier this month when a fairytale-like scene suddenly appeared ...

2 Amanita muscaria is edible and quite tasty, ... / Some recommend against ever eating toxic mushroom. By Victor Yool Dec 10, 2003. Q: Three comments on your Amanita muscaria columns: ...

Though the Amanita mushroom is considered poisonous because it contains ibotenic acid, muscarine, and muscimol, these psychoactive compounds give Amanita muscaria many of its nootropic qualities.

An emerging alternative to psychedelic mushrooms is more dangerous than advertised, public health researchers are warning. In a new paper, they highlight the toxicity of the Amanita muscaria ...

Q: A recent "Ask Dr. Hort" column raised concern for two reasons. First, Victor Yool offered positive identification of a mushroom based solely on a questioner's description. Far more ...

Amanita Muscaria is a unique mushroom that offers psychedelic benefits for the human body. Today, ... Moreover, it is free from gluten, GMOs, or any other toxic additive, ...

Understanding Amanita Muscaria. ... can be relaxing and sedative or downright euphoric and “dreamlike.” It can also be highly toxic, necessitating caution and proper preparation.

Amanita Muscaria, commonly known as the fly agaric mushroom, has been traditionally recognized for its distinctive red cap with white spots. ... ensuring the dosage was effective and non-toxic.

In the yard yesterday, I came upon a fly amanita. This is a mushroom — Latin name Amanita muscaria — that you don’t want to harvest and eat. Whenever I find one, I’m reminded of a walk I ...