I'm a chronic migraine sufferer and I've tried EVERYTHING (including CBD). Been doing research into microdosing psilocybin and I'm looking for a good/reliable source. Any help? Or pointers in the right direction? Much appreciated. Paul
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There are plenty of places you can get advice on growing your own, including sources of spores on the Internet. This is the safe way.
If you don't want that risk then I suggest you visit the Eastern Cape; Hole In The Wall is famous for beach vendors. But pretty much any E. Cape area can help.
If you dont want that risk, grow some dreadlocks. Wear hippie clothes. Once you have a beard and a serious body odour, ask someone who is looks (and smells) exactly like you and you are golden.
Unless he (or she) is also searching for mushrooms too...
If you don't want that risk then I suggest you visit the Eastern Cape; Hole In The Wall is famous for beach vendors. But pretty much any E. Cape area can help.
If you dont want that risk, grow some dreadlocks. Wear hippie clothes. Once you have a beard and a serious body odour, ask someone who is looks (and smells) exactly like you and you are golden.
Unless he (or she) is also searching for mushrooms too...
Your best bet would be to order some spores and grow it yourself, its quite easy - especially with summer on the way the temperature is easy to work with.
Have you ever tried keeping a journal for a month of what you've eaten that day, stress levels, excercise etc. and when a migraine has occurred in an attempt to draw a possible correlation to some lifestyle factor?
Have you ever tried keeping a journal for a month of what you've eaten that day, stress levels, excercise etc. and when a migraine has occurred in an attempt to draw a possible correlation to some lifestyle factor?
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