Truffle therapy with magic truffles

Truffeltherapie met magic truffels

Marcel · 2019-01-30T17:45:40Z

Truffle Therapy Truffle therapy and mushroom therapy fall under psychedelic therapy. This is a therapeutic trip session using magic mushrooms and/or truffles. Thanks to their mind-altering effects, the brain can act more effectively to address anxiety and depression. Magic truffles make it possible to connect with the subconscious. Mushrooms and truffles are drugs! Mushrooms have indeed been classified as illegal drugs. Not so much because they are dangerous to health, but more because they are dangerous to the economic returns of the pharmaceutical industry, among others. Mushrooms and truffles are the safest drugs of any type of drug. Read more here about the safety of mushrooms and truffles. Truffle Therapy Because mushrooms have been declared illegal in the Netherlands, we conduct our trip sessions using magic truffles. Magic truffles have exactly the same active ingredients as mushrooms, and magic truffles are legal. When we talk about mushroom therapy, or psilocybin therapy, we are using magic truffles, so it is called truffle therapy. What does truffle therapy help with? Various scientific studies support our vision based on experience. Our trip therapy can be used for, among other things: improving low self-esteem, combating anxiety, treating depression, combating burnout, and overcoming mild addictions. How trip therapy works: Psilocybin therapy works in the same way as ayahuasca, only slightly differently. Read the difference between ayahuasca and magic mushrooms here. Psilocybin is very similar to the body's own serotonin. Serotonin causes the opposite of depression, which is contentment. With increased stimulation of the serotonin receptor, the brain enters a state of hyperconnectivity. This also happens, to a lesser extent, when you dream. During the state of hyperconnectivity, various parts of the brain can communicate with each other (better). Problems in the subconscious can become visible and can be processed. On the left is a schematic representation of the connections in the brain without psilocybin, and on the right with psilocybin. Here you will find more information about how psilocybin works. Need even more information? Feel free to browse our other blogs for details. You can also Google the effects of psilocybin and how it can make therapy more efficient. Of course, you can also ask us anything you want. You can ask questions via the public comments or the contact form.

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Truffle therapy

Truffle therapy and paddotherapy fall under psychedelic therapy. This is a therapeutic trip session using magic mushrooms and/or truffles. Thanks to the mind-altering effects, the brain can act more effectively to address anxiety and depression.

Magic truffles make it possible to connect with the subconscious.

Magic mushrooms and truffles are drugs!

Magic mushrooms have indeed been classified as illegal drugs. Not so much because they are dangerous to health, but rather because they are dangerous to the economic returns of, among others, the pharmaceutical industry.

Magic mushrooms and truffles are the safest drugs of every type of drug.

Read more about the here safety of magic mushrooms and truffles.

Truffle therapy

Because magic mushrooms have been declared illegal in the Netherlands, we conduct our trip sessions with magic truffles. Magic truffles contain exactly the same active ingredients as magic mushrooms, and magic truffles are legal. Therefore, when we refer to mushroom therapy or psilocybin therapy, we use magic truffles, and that is what it is called. truffle therapy.

What does truffle therapy help with?

Various scientific studies support our vision based on experience. Our trip therapy can be used for, among other things:

Improving low self-esteem
Anxiety management
Depression treatment
Combating burnout
Treating mild addictions

How trip therapy works

Psilocybin therapy works in the same way as ayahuasca, only slightly differently.

Read the difference between here ayahuasca and magic mushrooms.

Psilocybin is very similar to the body's own serotonin. Serotonin produces the opposite of depression, which is contentment. With increased stimulation of the serotonin receptor, the brain enters a state of hyperconnectivity. This also occurs, to a lesser extent, when you dream. During this state of hyperconnectivity, various parts of the brain can communicate with each other (better). Problems in the subconscious can become visible and be processed.

On the left, a schematic representation of the connections in the brain without psilocybin, and on the right, with psilocybin.

Here you will find more information about how psilocybin works.

Need more information?

Feel free to contact us other blogs through for information. You can also Google the effects of psilocybin and how it can make therapy more efficient. Of course, you can also ask us anything you want. You can ask questions via the public comments or via the contact form.

Posted : 30 January 2019 18:45