FDA warned food manufacturers that Amanita muscaria (A. muscaria) is not “authorized for use in conventional foods,” does not ...

Federal regulators have cracked down on mushroom edibles containing Amanita muscaria — also known as fly agaric — after mounting safety concerns. Federal regulators are taking aim at a popular ...

While psilocybin has been considered for its potential benefits, the compounds in the Amanita muscaria can be toxic. However, what constitutes a safe dosage of either compound is still unknown.

This week, the Food and Drug Administration warned food manufacturers that Amanita muscaria and the compounds in that mushroom are not authorized for use in food, citing a review of the scientific ...