/420/ - Drugs and Psychedelics

Bought a half ounce yesterday and just ate what I'm hoping is a microdose. Haven't done drugs in years and last time I did shrooms was a decade ago so starting off slow.
As for your question, all I can say is that shrooms delivered some of my happiest drug induced moments. Only thing that really compares was MDMA but that came with a miserable crash

>1491
Update: It was way more than a micro-dose but still chill. Half a gram if even that. Started with a fairly intense but enjoyable body high, then a state of giddiness and lowered inhibition set in before petering out into a buzz.
Verdict: Enjoyable

>>1491
are those truffles?

>>1477
If this is a genuine question: it's because the serotinergic action in psychedelics essentially increases the brain's neuroplasticity by making it form more connections between neurons than it otherwise would. Psychs in the modern world (1920s) were originally used in therapeutic contexts because they're the only drug that actually cures at least certain kinds of mental illnesses by promoting structural neurological changes rather than artificially and temporarily putting one's brain chemistry in a state that mimics a model of sanity.
>picrel, this is your brain and this is your brain on drugs

>>1477
Terence McKenna knows.

RIP.

I've been 100% drug-free my whole life but I am tempted to try microdosing at some point to help with my depression.

>>1521
>I've been 100% drug-free my whole life
Are you sure about that or are the drugs you consume just socially acceptable?