Psychedelic Depression Treatment

Psilocybin is present in over 200 kinds of fungus. It is a psychedelic agent and makes you hallucinate in larger doses. It has been found to cure depression and anxiety for long periods of time after a dosage of it. Generally it is administered in the office of a person who is trained to administer it and monitor people while they are under the influence.

It has been in use for religious reasons for more then 6000 years. Many cultures have used it for such reasons.

I have schizoaffective disorder so it might not be a great idea for me to use it to treat the depression and anxiety if suffer from. I do know several people it has worked wonder for. If you wish to try it, I highly recommend contacting someone with experience with the drug.
 

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