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A symbol of history and myths

The fly agaric(Amanita muscaria) is one of the best-known symbols of our natural world and is surrounded by myths, legends and cultural meanings. The fly agaric has had a special significance in many different cultures for thousands of years.

• In the Vedic scriptures (Rigveda): The term “soma” is used to describe an elixir that promises enlightenment and immortality. Some theories, such as that of ethnomycologist R.G. Wasson, suggest that it could have been fly agaric extracts.
• Shamanistic traditions: In Siberia and Lapland, the fly agaric has been used by shamans for centuries to facilitate the expansion of consciousness and spiritual journeys. Even today, it is still considered a “sacred teacher” in parts of the world.
• Santa Claus as a shaman? Some ethnologists, such as Christian Rätsch, speculate that Santa Claus dressed in red and white and his flying reindeer could have their origins in the color and effect of the fly agaric.

Interesting facts about the fly agaric

• Cultural symbol: The fly agaric is deeply rooted in fairy tales, works of art and traditions. It appears in many stories as a symbol of luck and a mystical figure.
• Spiritual use: In some cultures, the mushroom is smoked or dried for ritual purposes. Experienced guidance is essential, as effects can vary greatly.

“Since corona, the fly agaric has been the cure par excellence” – Dr. med.

In recent years, the fly agaric(Amanita muscaria) has gained increasing attention as a potential remedy. This statement comes from Dr. med. Anita Ginter, a doctor of integrative medicine in Freiburg, who used the fly agaric for a variety of health complaints during the corona pandemic. But what is behind this statement?

Areas of application during the pandemic

Dr. Ginter describes the fly agaric as an effective remedy for symptoms of long covid and post-vac syndrome. Her experience shows that the mushroom in microdosed form can help with a variety of ailments, including:

• Myocarditis and exhaustion
• Panic attacks and depression
• Neuroinflammations and circulatory disorders

Particularly noteworthy is the fly agaric’s ability to promote blood flow to the muscles, heart, intestines and brain. According to Dr. Ginter, this leads to more strength, an improved ability to think and support for the immune system – similar to vitamin D.

Why now?

The pandemic has left many people in a state of exhaustion, anxiety and uncertainty. According to Dr. Ginter, the fly agaric with its strengthening and regenerative effect offers exactly the support that is needed at this time. According to her, it can also help to cope with the consequences of spike proteins, which can occur as a result of both coronavirus infections and vaccinations.

Our product: 100% pure nature

Our fly agarics are harvested by hand from the Carpathian forests, carefully dried and gently processed. It is a purely natural product, free from additives or chemical processing.

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Note:

This product is not suitable for consumption. It is used exclusively for decorative purposes or for use in ceremonies or incense burning under experienced guidance.

If you decide to do so anyway

Our dried fly agaric caps are not intended for consumption. Should you nevertheless decide to ingest them, extreme caution is advised:

• Preparation: Our dried mushrooms already contain less ibotenic acid, as this is partially converted into the psychoactive muscimol during the drying process. Nevertheless, the active ingredient content can vary greatly.
• Dosage: Start with a very low amount (e.g. 0.1-0.3 g as a microdose) to minimize risks. Less is definitely more! Anything over 5 g of dried material poses significant risks.
• Side effects: Nausea, dizziness, hallucinations and confusion can occur even with small amounts.

Important: Never consume the mushroom lightly and only under safe conditions. Our dried mushrooms are not sold for consumption, but for decorative, scientific or ritual purposes.