A study involving the University of Zurich has found that "magic mushrooms" direct brain activity more decisively towards the present.
"Hallucinogenic mushrooms": what really happens in the brain
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The active ingredient in "magic mushrooms" does more than just confuse the brain. Psilocybin directs brain activity more decisively towards what is happening in the present moment.
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