Psylocibin Lemon Ginger Tea

Our Organic Psylocibin Lemon Ginger Tea delivers spicy, warming & lemon-y flavors with just a hint of Honey ginger crystals and Organic apple for a sweet background. Bonus: It Helps settle your tummy too Ginger is an absolute must for anyone tripping for the first time, especially if you’re concerned about nausea.

What makes it great

This delicious soothing tea is non-caffeinated. The ginger and lemon flavor helps to hide the taste of the Magic Mushroom. Each tea bag contains 1 gram of Organic Psilocybe/Psilocybin. This level of concentration is ideal for newbies and delivers a mild to medium psychedelic experience. Let your mind and body loose with some premium Psylocibin Lemon Ginger Tea.

After ingesting the tea the effects will take place within 30 min to an hour  You will experience mild and controllable visual and auditory hallucinations along with an enhanced sensation, lightness, and euphoria.

Instructions:

Boil hot water and let it rest for 1 minute before pouring over the teabag. Let the tea steep for 10 minutes before drinking the tea. You can steep another cup of tea with the same teabag. For flavoring, you can add some honey to the tea.

Shroom Tea Effects: Does Mushroom Tea Change the Experience?

Besides making the magic mushrooms come on a little faster and possibly stronger, some folks report that the type of tea bag, herbs, or fruit they mix with their shroom tea can also have an effect on their mushroom experience.

“Anytime you drink a tea it changes your subjective experience,” says James W. Jesso, host of the Adventures Through the Mind podcast and author of Decomposing the Shadow: Lessons from the Psilocybin Mushroom. He explains that when you drink a tea, it has a certain effect on your experience: Whether that’s a calming sensation from lavender or an arousal effect from Catuaba bark,” says Jesso, “the art of tea is the art of herbal alchemy.”

Jesso also brings up psilocybin’s ability to change one’s “feeling state” to one where “feeling is an act of perception.” And that, perhaps, we’re extra perceptive to how our herbal teas are affecting us when we mix them with psilocybin. Lindsey Bartlett, cannabis industry writer and editor at Green Entrepreneur reports something similar: “I add in other tea ingredients for digestion and happiness, like tangerine, turmeric, white tea, marshmallow root, or peppermint.” Bartlett also says that she’ll add some seasonal fruit to her brew, and the trip itself can feel seasonal in turn. “In winter I was using blood orange juice and peels. The tea turned this deep, deep red and the trip was equally deep.”

source –Double-blind