Hello, everybody. Welcome back to psychedelics today. Today, here with kyle doing a solidarity friday episode

be a little shorter than normal but i think we got some interesting material to discuss

yeah it's going to be a fun one so um yeah before we dig in just uh briefly mentioning

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of a short episode it's all I'll say but you can learn more from psychedelic education center.com

yeah like most interesting article Kyle I think in the last week or two was this one where

essentially a guy injected mushroom tea

into his veins. He allegedly boiled the mushrooms and then put it in a syringe and put it in

his arm or wherever. You know, weird because that would work with like pharma-grade psilocybin.

I don't really know about doing that with plant material.

Right.

And yeah, well, you know, some people do it with opium, but there's like processing done, right?

Like you got to do some processing before it's okay to inject.

But the really interesting part is allegedly there was a fungal infection inside the gentleman's body.

Like I felt like it was kind of weird that they said that quote unquote mushrooms were growing in the blood.

You know, as a drug nerd, mushroom nerd, like mycelia could

grow and there could be like a fungal infection of some kind. But like the human blood system,

like that doesn't really seem like the right place to be growing like Cubansis, right?

Well, yeah, some of those headlines it made it out to seem that

way and it definitely felt like clickbait i mean i clicked on it obviously it was like what was this

all about but i mean i was kind of skeptical you know obviously after boiling the mushrooms and

making tea and filtering it like what type of spores are around still after that?

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