Reports of adverse events from psychedelic mushrooms have more than doubled since 2020, with 1,119 cases logged in 2024 alone—up from 486 in 2020. Young men aged 17–29 made up over half of all reports, and were 2.5 times more likely than women to experience complications. The most common symptoms? Hallucinations (27.4%), agitation (23%), rapid heart rate (16.3%), and vomiting (15.6%). These findings, based on poison center data, mimic the popularity of psilocybin in the last five years, suggesting a need for more common public education on this ancient medicine.