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Truffles are not drugs
But what exactly are truffles?
Truffles are not drugs
But what are truffles anyway?
So what exactly are truffles?
Truffles, also known as “sclerotia,” are an underground mass of fungal mycelium found in certain species of fungi, including Psilocybe tampanensis and Psilocybe mexicana.
Do truffles contain psychoactive substances?
Yes, truffles contain natural psychoactive substances, such as psilocybin and psilocin, which can have effects on the mind and perception.
So why are truffles not considered drugs?
The difference lies in definition and use. Truffles are traditionally used in some cultures for spiritual and ritual purposes and are not consumed in the same way as illegal drugs. In addition, fresh truffles are 100% legal in the Netherlands just as fruits and vegetables are 100% legal.
What makes a substance a "drug"?
A drug is generally defined as a substance that has a chemical effect on the body and mind, often with potential for abuse or adverse health effects. Truffles are not harmful and only have positive effects on health.
Are truffles legal?
In some countries, including the Netherlands, truffles containing psilocybin are legal. Because the Netherlands is part of the European Union, we may send the truffles to any country within the free trade zone.
Are truffles used medicinally?
Truffles contain psychoactive substances that can be used in supervised therapeutic sessions, for example to treat depression or anxiety. Designations for this are psychedelic therapy, psilocybin therapy or magic truffle therapy. However, this is done under the supervision of professionals and is not the same as recreational drug use.
What is the difference between recreational use and ceremonial/guided use of truffles?
Recreational use involves taking truffles for entertainment or relaxation with no specific therapeutic purpose. Ceremonial or guided use takes place in a controlled environment with a counselor and may be aimed at personal growth, spiritual experiences, or emotional processing. Microdosing with truffles falls under guided use of truffles through our guidance and following the microdosing schedule.
Can microdosing truffles carry risks?
Actually, no because the dose is so low that you notice almost nothing. As with any psychoactive drug, there are small risks associated with microdosing truffles, such as in people with certain medical conditions. Therefore, it is important to handle truffles responsibly and with knowledge. You can contact us for all your questions.
Can using truffles be addictive?
Truffles do not cause mental or physical dependence and are not addictive in the same sense as, say, nicotine or opiates.
How does the effect of truffles differ from that of illegal drugs?
The effect of truffles is generally milder than that of many illegal drugs and can vary depending on factors such as dosage, environment and individual sensitivity. Microdosing with truffles poses no danger to users.
What are the possible benefits of using truffles?
For some people, the effects of truffles can contribute to personal growth, spiritual experiences, or coping with emotional challenges. Depressive feelings, stress and social pressure may decrease. More focus, creativity, connection with yourself and your environment, and more love may be experienced.
Purpose of microdosing with truffles?
The concept of microdosing is not new and has been practiced in various cultures for centuries. However, it has gained popularity in recent years, especially as an opportunity to improve various aspects of mental health and well-being.
Although there are several substances used for microdosing, truffles are a common choice because of their natural presence of psilocybin, a psychedelic compound. Psilocybin truffles contain lower concentrations of psilocybin than magic mushrooms, making them suitable for microdosing.
The purpose of microdosing is to experience the benefits of the substance without the intensity of a full dose. It can have several potential benefits, such as improving mood, concentration, creativity, cognitive function and reducing anxiety and depression.
Do you go tripping from microdosing?
Microdosing refers to ingesting very small, subperceptual amounts of a psychedelic substance, such as truffles, that are just below the threshold of what produces noticeable effects. The goal of microdosing is not to induce hallucinogenic experiences, but rather to promote subtle changes that can have positive effects on mood, creativity, concentration and overall well-being. By carefully adjusting the dosage, people can experience the benefits of psychedelic substances without increasing the intensity of a complete trip.