Magic Mushrooms: The Truth About Psilocybin: An Introductory Guide to Shrooms, Psychedelic Mushrooms, And The Full Effects

You are right. It needs more research before being used as a medicine under a medical doctor's guidance. Good book.

A bit vague

I appreciate the effort of the author. Writing a book is no simple task, and it takes some patience and dedication.That said, I feel like it was written by a 14 - 16 year old for some sort of school project. Like a really long essay that I wanted to mark up with a red pen because of all the grammatical & logical errors..A+ for effort, as I hope the next generation of young humans learn more about our origins and the entheogenic plants that helped our brains evolve.The book seems to be self-published and printed. No official book-like markings or copyrights or publisher info.

Short concise points, beginners quick study guide, pamphlet style. Do a lot more research than (this little pamphlet) and focus on the preparation with your own self if you choose to embark on what can be a life altering experience. If you make the decision to go read this book accompanied with some Golden Teacher/FLESH OF THE GOD's Should still research and prepare what you plan to ingest and put in your body.If you take them Respect them have a super positive mindset. Have good people with you Be happy, be safe, Take to the outdoors, wood works/woods,mountains,beaches again "OUTDOOR'S"

I tried some a couple o times in the early 70s and found the experience better than LSD (which I tried a bit more). I simply found it harder to find at the time. I am definitely open to experimenting more now at this point in my life to help with depression (I don't want anything to do with pharmaceuticals). I am hopeful things will improve legally in this "Land of Liberty)🤔

Colin Willis' "Magic Mushrooms: the Truth about Psilocybin", explores the uncovered world of psilocybin mushrooms through their recreational and medicinal effects on societal development. Willis' work is groundbreaking, as he determines that the presently maligned drug has transformed numerous lives. Supported by the most recent research, Willis identifies the correlations between substance usage and the prevention and treatment of increasing, prevalent mental health issues, such as OCD, depression, and anxiety. In addition to his educated and personable form of writing, the author will invite you to explore a deconstruction of our society in all of its twisted and exposed glory. With an extensive comparison to other accessible drugs, this book is stimulating, thought-provoking, and an absolute must-read.