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I've seen this first hand where I work. Coworkers are willing to spend $60 on a pack of 7-OH every two days but can barely pay their rent or buy food to eat.

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Sounds like HPPD

Interesting

Hey friends, I need some help. I work at a smoke shop and we sell these Rize mushroom chocolate bars that create some solid psychedelic effects. I’ve tried them myself and everyone I’ve talked to says the same thing: very similar to classic Magic mushrooms, visuals, auditory hallucinations, changed mind state, changed body sensations, etc. I’ve tried for weeks to figure out what the chemical is inside these that produces effects, but I can’t seem to find a solid answer. I even emailed Rize HQ to see if I could get a response, but nothing. At first I thought it was Amanita Muscaria, but on there website it explicitly states that Amanita is not used in the bars. It also says on the bars that no psilocybin is used. So what do you think it is? Maybe 4-AcO-DMT? Or something else? Would love to hear your thoughts. Note the ingredient list on the back (“Organic Mushroom Alkaloid Extract”) Thanks in advance.

Severe depression and anxiety. Mental Illness.

It's important to note: customers have reported full ego-dissolution experiences on these things. One customer said he saw God while eating them. When I asked about his experience he said he saw a light brighter than any light he had ever seen, and that this light had a Godly presence to it. For my own experience, I took 4 out of the 10 squares of the small 5 gram bar we sell (roughly 2 grams). My trip was moderate, lasting around 4 hours. I had classic mushroom visuals - wavy patterns on objects and breathing walls. My body felt light, airy, and fluid. My mind state shifted noticeably. It was very much like psilocybin, but not quite the same. I wonder if it's 4-AcO-DMT, since that converts to psilocin in your body (4-HO-DMT), which is what psilocybin converts to as well. That could explain why the rize chocolate bars feel so similar to classic magic mushrooms.

How would you test it?

Agreed.

Lions mane is an additional ingredient to help support focus / mental clarity. I've taken lions mane many times before as a supplement and it's definitely not what is causing the psychedelic effects.

Interesting. Thanks for your response.

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That makes sense then. There are pros and cons to it for sure. For me, the cons outweighed the pros. But to each their own.

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They are effective when absolutely needed. When I was flying off the rails, Olanzapine was one of the only things that could bring me back down to earth - so for that I think it's a good thing. But if you are stable and showing no signs of psychosis long term, I don't think it's necessary. Just my thoughts.

@Ponder I was put on Olanzapine after a psychotic episode last year and was on it for a total of 10 months. I really didn't want to be on it. The stuff was so sedating it was making me sleep 12 hours a day and I constantly felt numbed out of life. I felt stable enough mentally to stop taking so I did. The withdrawals were pretty rough but it was worth it. Way too strong for me.

Hell yeah.

This is pretty amazing.

Yup, or maybe we had these abilities in the past - but they were lost somehow? Who knows.

Super cool. Thanks for sharing.

I know right. Complete connection.

I wouldn't rule anything out