Paul Stamets is a mycologist and advocate for bioremediation and medicinal fungi. He has written, edited, and contributed to several books, including "Mycelium Running: How Mushrooms Can Save the World," and "Fantastic Fungi: How Mushrooms Can Heal, Shift Consciousness, and Save the Planet." www.paulstamets.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Agaricon and Turkey Tail can reduce the adverse effects of vaccines.
Immunologically depressed people have a poor antibody response to vaccines.
The FDA approved the study because they found no adverse effects from Agaricon and Turkey Tail.
Agaricon and turkey tail support the immune system.
The adverse effects of the mRNA vaccines were significantly less in those who took agaricon and turkey tail.
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what is going on my friend how are you see again good to see you brother it's been a while it's
been a while there's a lot of interesting developments so this is a never-ending story
I feel the never-ending story of mushrooms yeah so this giant one that you brought me explain this
again because you were telling me out there I'm like let's save this for the show because this is
crazy sure this is a the best gift that I can give from a mycologist to a friend this is a rare old
growth mushroom called agaricon only grows in the old growth forest it's now on the red list of
threatened species in Europe this one was found on the ground folks so it's important that people
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