Amanita Muscaria - powder

Entheogens, Medicinal Mushrooms, and Adaptogens

Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria) is an iconic mushroom that, with its bright red hat with white spots, mainly decorates the coniferous forests of the northern hemisphere. Since ancient times it has been part of shamanic traditions in northern Europe, Siberia and America, where it has been used in spiritual and healing rituals for its psychoactive properties. It contains two important alkaloids in particular: muscimol, which is relaxing, calms the mind and can induce altered states of consciousness, and ibotenic acid, which has stimulating effects and is toxic in higher doses. Proper processing of the mushroom converts ibotenic acid into muscimol, maximising its relaxing and hypnotic effects.

Country of origin: Ukraine

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Price range: 398.00to 698.00 VAT incl.

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Mushroom Amanita muscaria is known for its content of active substances, which are alkaloids muscarinic, muscimol and ibotenic acid. Most of these substances are found in the red skin on the top of the cap and in the yellow tissue underneath, so the mushrooms are peeled and then flaked before consumption.

In traditional medicine, Fly Agaric was Fly Agaric torelieve pain, suppress inflammation and anxiety, but also as a means of promoting deep, regenerative sleep. Its history goes back deep into mythology, folklore, and folk traditions— mushroom often considered a gateway to the world of supernatural beings, fairies, or spirits, and was associated with mysticism and spiritual awakening.

Currently, red fly agaric ointment for external use is also popular. It helps relieve joint and muscle pain, accelerates regeneration, has anti-inflammatory effects, and promotes overall relaxation of the body. It is also suitable for use in cases of arthritis or arthrosis.

Mushroom intended for external use only and is not intended for consumption. You can find wonderful instructions on how to prepare an effective ointment on our partner website here.

For a more detailed description of the mushroom and more information about its effects, history and uses, visit our Herbarium.