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Magic mushrooms help cancer patients.

Posted by Bobby Brown on July 05, 2020 - 9:21pm


Magic mushrooms help cancer patients. Studies have found that psilocybin, known as a “magic mushroom,” can relax cancer patients. Doctors found that the substance reduced stress and sadness in 80 percent of participants and many found that even one use registered as a supremely meaningful experience. For one breast cancer patient, taking this drug gave her a sense of connection with the world and made her feel like she was part of something bigger. Even after she came down from the high, she still felt peaceful and calm, instead of experiencing the dread she was accustomed to. Have you heard of “eating the rainbow