Although different people use various methods to consume magic mushrooms based on convenience, taste, and desired effects, one of the most popular and enjoyable ways is drinking mushroom tea. Mushroom tea is not only easy to prepare but is packed with health-promoting ingredients that can boost immune health, reduce inflammation, regulate stress and blood pressure, improve gut function, support overall brain health as well as create unique flavor combinations with unique effects – perfect for enjoying at any season or time of day! Blending different mushroom types or strains creates tasty combinations that can be enjoyed no matter season or time of day!

As with any food or organic substance, magic mushrooms will eventually lose their potency and may become contaminated by bacteria and mold, leading to spoilage issues and potentially harmful chemicals that could cause nausea, vomiting or infection.

Mushrooms can be stored safely for extended periods under ideal conditions. To preserve freshness and ensure optimal condition, store them in an airtight paper bag inside the fridge. Alternatively, an airtight container with lid placed in a dark room would work just as well.

Refrigeration alone won’t determine how long your mushrooms last, however. Mushrooms contain 95% water and will quickly dry out if left out too long, showing signs of wrinkled caps or losing their original form. If this occurs, add them to a wet dish or beverage like soup to rehydrate them quickly.

Stored appropriately, magic mushroom tea can be prepared using various methods ranging from making a basic brew with boiling water to using various herbs and spices to achieve the flavor or effect you are seeking.

As an added treat, try making a delicious blend of Reishi and Cordyceps tea that will help relax your body before bedtime or prepare a cup of Lion’s Mane tea to boost concentration and focus before attending an important meeting.

Under appropriate conditions and careful supervision, magic mushrooms can have profoundly life-altering effects, including disorientation, altered sense of time, and disconnection with reality. However, this risk can be reduced by staying hydrated, being in an environment familiar to you, and staying calm during your experience. If you find yourself feeling distressed or at risk for harming yourself or others, seek emergency medical attention immediately. Bringing along someone trusted can provide essential comfort and help keep your emotions under control during an otherwise trying journey, helping lower the chances of having a disastrous trip experience.