From receiving a signed copy of mycelium running, to learning all about what you’re doing with bees and mycology and fungal habitat restoration you have always been the person I look up to the most out of anyone. I am amazed that you have achieved something so significant with fomitopsis that will forever be remembered as one of the greatest mycological achievements. I am so happy that yo are able to inspire and educate so many people on a topic which is so important as the world evolves. Congratulations and thank you, Paul Stamets.
Yay, Paul! Thanks for keeping the global agarikon mushroom community alive! They're one of the largest biological knowledge databases on the planet! Your efforts are much appreciated!
Congratulations, Mr. Stamets, and many thanks for your astounding knowledge and tireless work to educate the masses and to preserve vital parts of the planet that we are systematically destroying. Your impact is enormous, and your enthusiasm is inspiring!
As much as the reasons why this needed to be done - they should not be needed to happen for those specific reasons. However, for a less urgent need from humanity's errors and biggest problems. I cannot think of a more reasoned 'Myconaut' leader today than your efforts to help us understand the importance here with varying natural issues beholden to this life giving domain.
Congrats Paul! What a crazy ride it's been. You have been a pillar in the community and a personal inspiration for me for over two decades. I bought a couple of your books in 99 because information involving mycology was very difficult to access back then aside from a few community forums like the shroomery. Roger rabbit actually suggested that I buy some of your books. Fast forward through my life, a failed attempt at a free ride to college, trying to figure out what to do with my life after that, became an elevator mechanic, and today I have the privilege to work for a school and hospital in Alabama that is doing psilocybin research for treatment of cocaine addiction. Full circle right? Not how I saw it playing out but glad to be involved. Anyway, thank you for all you do and have done. I hope you know that not only have you literally made the world a better place with all of your research and passion but you have inspired an entire generation of myconauts to pick up the torch. You did for me with mushrooms what Bill Nye did for an entire generation of children with science. Do you continue to be an inspiration to us all. It's not just a "hobby"!
Huge congrats Paul!! 40yrs is a long time, and the undertaking to keeping them alive for the future, is a testament to your dedication. Please have the star trek discovery tv show put you in as a cameo, good lord they have a character with your name. Lots of love and happiness to you and your family.
I just added agarikon into my daily routine on top of lion’s mane (taken right before bed) and turkey tail (after breakfast) and I’m excited to see what happens. I can tell you that lion’s mane and turkey tail have unequivocally improved my sleep and health respectively. I personally can’t stomach the taste of any mushrooms (I know, I know), but the capsules have been a lifesaver. Absolutely no taste whatsoever, but great results all the same. Thank you for being you. You’re improving lives and I sincerely look forward to the day that mainstream medicine and, ipso facto, science, get on board and let Americans know that mushrooms are an essential part of every diet. And even though that day will invariably result in unscrupulous companies selling inferior and fraudulent products, I’ll always know where to go to find the real deal. Thank you, Paul. You and your entire team 👏❤️
Thank you. Thank you for bringing Mycology to the masses. Together, we will save the bees, the world, and then our species. It'll be fun, you're a fun-gi. Mass Mycology sounds like a cool book name too.
Congratulations on the Agarikon. The mushroom has much to teach us about ourselves and our place in the cosmos, and its lessons for us, it seems, are becoming more critical every day. Thank you for the preservation and presentation of this knowledge.
Congratulations on reaching 100! Thank you for all you've accomplished to promote, preserve, and protect our mycological patrimony. I can't tell you how many times I've recommended your videos to people who have no idea of the amazing role mushrooms have played in our existence, beyond the packet of button mushrooms on the produce shelf. Happy 2024 to you and all your team, long may you continue.
As a kid growing up in rural New York, one of the coolest and most memorable Fungus related memories was noticing a strange green glow on the forest floor at night on an adjacent hill to my house. One night I took a flashlight and went to investigate. Only to find glow-in-the-dark mushrooms!
When I removed an old rotten elder stump, one year, on Oregon coast. I used a chainsaw to cut the stump, from top, down, making pie shaped wedge pieces. I then separated the pieces with a splitting maul and hauled them to the small burn site/campfire area. Later, after dark, I went outside and was amazed at the glowing sawdust , that had been scattered radially from the stump, about 10 to 12ft diameter. The intense glow, from the sawdust. Thicker layers, from nearly even spaced cuts, formed the radiating lines of a miniature space port like, city. The bright glow from what was left of the stump at center. The glow, I believe was from microbes(?) decomposing the wood in the long dead stump. The glow effect lasted for three nights. I tried to take a pic, with camera, but being low quality, it would not show the glowing effect.😶
Epilepsy and Lion's Mane. Hi all :). I am writing from Ukraine, please excuse my spelling mistakes. 10 years ago, after suffering a severe craniocerebral injury with a cerebral hemorrhage, I began to have epileptic seizures. The attacks were both day and night. Severe attacks were rare, 5-6 per year, sometimes during the day, sometimes at night. Mini attacks without loss of consciousness during the day were constant.
I have been living with epileptic seizures for 10 years already =(((, the worst thing is that you don't know when it will happen, an attack can hit at any time =(((. In May of this year, I learned about lion's mane and decided to try it. So, what I want to say is that mini attacks without loss of consciousness during the day passed almost immediately and in general my physical condition and mood improved :). Now I understand that there is hope that I am not doomed and epilepsy is curable :). Now only rare attacks remain when I sleep at night, it's probably because the brain is more active in sleep. But now there is hope and too little time has passed for recovery. I've only been using Lion's Mane for half a year. I wish everyone that this miracle mushroom lion's mane brings the desired result!!! :)
Wow! Congratulations and thank you for your work. 2 years ago, when I was really sick I began consuming agarikon every day. I am better and haven't stopped. Grateful;!!
Hey man I would like to hug you around your nec but I can't do I'll just say thank you Paul. So far I have turned about a dozen people on to turkey tail. 2 of them were very bad off with stage for cancer. One pancreatic the other breast and both have gone into full remission. I even turned one of their specialists on to the turkey tail, a young doctor from Egypt. He was very impressed and is still researching. The lady with breast cancer was told to get her affairs in order and sent home and went home to die. My friend asked m we if the slippery bark elm poultices that I make could help, I told him that at this point it couldn't hurt. I gather my own because Arkansas is basically one big bug and fungus farm, but the next day after picking the mushrooms and peeling the bark, when I was gonna take her the teas and poultices , my friend called and said she had covid and that she must've picked it up while in the hospital. Well he's a big healthy dude who'd already had covid and I'm just a freak of nature or some kind of weird prototype that can't get sick or old so we went anyway. Here's the 'R' rated part of the story. When I showed up she was on her. Couch dying. I've seen enough people in hospice to know what the last night or day looks like and there no doubt that she was pretty well screwed and that medicinal barks and mushrooms were probably not gonna fix her. But I made her some strong slippery bark elm tea with the turkey tail mushroom powder in it. And she said she felt great. She didn't look great though, I figured it was the morphine they sent her home with but hey at least she was sitting up and had her house shoes on. The covid was filling her lungs very quickly though and she could barely talk. Now she was on her 3rd cup of tea when she almost passed out and she couldnt catch enough air to speak. My friend was freaking out and I told him that this is the part where she dies and if he didn't want to see it and probably have nightmares about it he should go away but she motioned to Steve like she wanted to tell him something so he got close and she tried to whisper something in his ear a few times. Finally he understood and was like really Barb?!? She nodded yes. He bailed into the bedroom and was tearing it down looking for something for like 5 minutes and he goes "GOT IT BABY!". I'm like got what and if I'm lying I'm dying, that goofy old broad had sent him in there to find her speed pipe, her glass whistle y'all. When he brought it over he told her "it looks full as hell Barb. are you sure this is what you want right now? She nodded yes and did the sign language for "you light it, I'll smoke it" so Steve looked at me and shrugged and blasted her off a toke. Now it was a small toke because her lungs were gone but it made a helluva lotta noise. But the second time she puffed as hard as she could and it still wasn't very big but y'all it made a loud crackling/tearing paper noise that made me kinda shiver. Then the old biker chick grabbed that Fontana flute with one hand and a torch lighter from the end table with the other and people she was open for business man. She was chiefing on it like I had never seen done with crystal before. Just chugga chugga woohoo! A couple of more times it made that noise in her lungs but she was back. We didn't know how long this would work but we figured worst case scenario, she get to heaven and gets busted for getting loaded before class man. But she didn't die in fact not 15 minutes in she started vacuuming and straightening up which made me laugh and she drank another cup of that tea even 8 hours for a week and a half she says that it was like the tea was actually telling her when to take it and asked if that sounded crazy but I told her that we humans have been conversing with the mushroom for thousands and thousands of years and we have a long and deep relationship with it. Only bad side effect it had was that she drank waaay too much that night and as the slippery bark is just full of musilage it had her shidding like a tied coon until that night. One of them first things that I thought about was " Huh, I bet the McKenna brothers would get a kick in the ass outta this" and I could especially hear Terrence and the way he talked and what he'd have been saying when she was takin the first few rips man.. "Well what's it gonna do kill ya or become a habit, guggle gurgle craaackle riiiiikp! Oh my oh my just wow!" Im laughing just trying to type it right now. Anyway it took her about 6 months to get off the pipe but she is still drinking the slippery elm tea, one cup twice a week and she is still cancer free. Well there it is Mr. Mckenn. Not the best story but its the gods honest truth man. Like I said at the beginning, love and respect to you and all the others like you. You are a good person who makes a difference for good. And if you ever break down or need a hideout in northeast Arkansas you have a nice place to stay and get everything fixed up. Love you man but I'm too hip and I gotta go. Later!
No wonder going into nature is so much more fascinating on psychedelics... it's so much more complex and intricate and delicate and ever interacting.. a cornucopia of various aging and dying processes.. endless fascination to be taken in with less of a domesticated filter when on psychedelics.
I've been very impressed with your work and have followed you foor years. Since recently loosing my sight to glaucoma I'm searching for healing answers. Is anything you are researching dealing with resoration of nerves, like with optic nerves and spinal nerves, or in the brain? Thank you!!
Unreal timing. two weeks ago I discovered a colony of agarikon on a fallen doug fir tree here on southern vancouver island. There are 8 that I can count in various stages of growth from dead to half dead and three still living with healthy white bottoms. half are the stacked pancake form and the others are cloud formation type like you show. I would like to help with your preservation efforts. How do I touch bases...
Hi Paul. I'm part way through reading your Mycelium Running book (2005) and have just read about the land you bought on Cortes Island and inoculation/woodchip experiment. I was wondering if there's any update on how it's panning out. Cheers, Miles (UK)
Hey paul. i watched your joe rogan interview from 2017. in it you mentioned a study you wanted to do stacking lions mane and Psilocybe fungi, i think for like a fungi based nerve delivery system??? after that interview i became super interested in fungi. i was watching the interview tonight for a second time and realised that the interview was a while ago and got curious if you ever got to do that study? if so what ever came of it? thanks for all the info you have shared already, very facinating.
Aloha, thank you for your work! I live on Maui and I am reaching out for your help. Right now, then planning committee and emergency relief effort has decided to bury the toxic ash from the Lahaina fire 700 yards from the beach, in a watershed! I can't think of a better way to get us all sick and ruin the native environment. I thought maybe you would be able to contribute your knowledge and expertise with potential options in effort to breakdown this toxic matter safely before this rain washes their plan away from this ill effort to contain. Thank you for your time and consideration. Please reach out if can
I hope you have time to answer this. I know you can not give medical advice but; I watched the netflix mushroom movie and your testimony about your mother caught my attention.I have prostate cancer, Prostatic adenocarcinoma, grade group 4. They have me on Eligard now and want to add another drug, which I am reluctant to do. Is there a brand of Turkey Tail supplement that you would recommend? Thank you for any information you can give me. Mark M.
From receiving a signed copy of mycelium running, to learning all about what you’re doing with bees and mycology and fungal habitat restoration you have always been the person I look up to the most out of anyone. I am amazed that you have achieved something so significant with fomitopsis that will forever be remembered as one of the greatest mycological achievements. I am so happy that yo are able to inspire and educate so many people on a topic which is so important as the world evolves. Congratulations and thank you, Paul Stamets.
HUGE MILESTONE 🎉 we are so proud of the wonderful work you do Paul and you will be forever cherished as one of the humans that actually contributed!
Congratulations! Paul, you are an amazing man, thank you for your dedication and the love of mushroom!
That's so cool - congratulations!
I'm inspired by him, I'm also going to start growing agarikon and use the mycilium for my aunt's medical issues
Yay, Paul! Thanks for keeping the global agarikon mushroom community alive! They're one of the largest biological knowledge databases on the planet! Your efforts are much appreciated!
Congratulations, we’ll done you! But most of all, thank you 🙏🏻✨
Thank you for sharing your stories and experiences, wish you a happy and healty 2024
Rock on, Paul, it's an excellent achievement to close out this year. All the best for you in 2024.
Thank you, Paul - and Happy New Year!
Thank you!
Doing god's work, Mr. Stamets! Thank you so much. I hope to do as much for our planet as you.
Thank you Paul. Thank you for staying in the crucial fight for the survival of humanity! You make the world a better place to live.
Congratulations, Mr. Stamets, and many thanks for your astounding knowledge and tireless work to educate the masses and to preserve vital parts of the planet that we are systematically destroying. Your impact is enormous, and your enthusiasm is inspiring!
That is amazing Paul .. didn't realize they expressed themselves so differently as you have shown!
As much as the reasons why this needed to be done - they should not be needed to happen for those specific reasons. However, for a less urgent need from humanity's errors and biggest problems. I cannot think of a more reasoned 'Myconaut' leader today than your efforts to help us understand the importance here with varying natural issues beholden to this life giving domain.
You’re an amazing human Paul Stamets!! Much love from Tennessee!!! 🍄 ✌️
Congrats Paul! What a crazy ride it's been. You have been a pillar in the community and a personal inspiration for me for over two decades. I bought a couple of your books in 99 because information involving mycology was very difficult to access back then aside from a few community forums like the shroomery. Roger rabbit actually suggested that I buy some of your books. Fast forward through my life, a failed attempt at a free ride to college, trying to figure out what to do with my life after that, became an elevator mechanic, and today I have the privilege to work for a school and hospital in Alabama that is doing psilocybin research for treatment of cocaine addiction. Full circle right? Not how I saw it playing out but glad to be involved. Anyway, thank you for all you do and have done. I hope you know that not only have you literally made the world a better place with all of your research and passion but you have inspired an entire generation of myconauts to pick up the torch. You did for me with mushrooms what Bill Nye did for an entire generation of children with science. Do you continue to be an inspiration to us all. It's not just a "hobby"!
Huge congrats Paul!! 40yrs is a long time, and the undertaking to keeping them alive for the future, is a testament to your dedication.
Please have the star trek discovery tv show put you in as a cameo, good lord they have a character with your name.
Lots of love and happiness to you and your family.
Thank you for what you do.
Something to be exceedingly proud of. Thank you, from my grandkids
Thank God for Paul, the world is so lucky to have him. Hopefully I can work with you some day In the future
Congratulations Paul!🎉🎉 And a Happy New Year!
Absolutely amazing! Thanks for saving these spectacular rare organisms, and sharing this milestone! :)
You Are A Gift To The Planet Mr. Stamet. Thank You!
YAY! You are here and your still getting to get excited about new things!❤❤
My crappy liver has been doing great since starting Stametz 7. Thx!
Well done , Sir .
Thank you for your hard work, and dedication !
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Very awesome! Literally, have saved 20 extinct species is truly awe inspiring!
That's a huge accomplishment! Congratulations! You've made history!
Congratulations for 100!!!
Thanks Paul. Happy New Year! 🎇🎇
very glad you are committed to this cause thank you Paul
😮 amazing job everyone that was involved 👏👏👏
I just added agarikon into my daily routine on top of lion’s mane (taken right before bed) and turkey tail (after breakfast) and I’m excited to see what happens. I can tell you that lion’s mane and turkey tail have unequivocally improved my sleep and health respectively. I personally can’t stomach the taste of any mushrooms (I know, I know), but the capsules have been a lifesaver. Absolutely no taste whatsoever, but great results all the same. Thank you for being you. You’re improving lives and I sincerely look forward to the day that mainstream medicine and, ipso facto, science, get on board and let Americans know that mushrooms are an essential part of every diet. And even though that day will invariably result in unscrupulous companies selling inferior and fraudulent products, I’ll always know where to go to find the real deal.
Thank you, Paul. You and your entire team 👏❤️
Thank you. Thank you for bringing Mycology to the masses.
Together, we will save the bees, the world, and then our species. It'll be fun, you're a fun-gi.
Mass Mycology sounds like a cool book name too.
Congratulations on the Agarikon. The mushroom has much to teach us about ourselves and our place in the cosmos, and its lessons for us, it seems, are becoming more critical every day. Thank you for the preservation and presentation of this knowledge.
Congratulations on reaching 100! Thank you for all you've accomplished to promote, preserve, and protect our mycological patrimony. I can't tell you how many times I've recommended your videos to people who have no idea of the amazing role mushrooms have played in our existence, beyond the packet of button mushrooms on the produce shelf. Happy 2024 to you and all your team, long may you continue.
🎉Congratulations🎉 Paul, amazing work 👍
Congratulations! A truly remarkable milestone
Congratulations Paul. Much love and stay well ❤
Beautiful 🍄 thank you soul 😇 brother
🙏💙🕊️
Amazing Paul! You’re saving the planet one mushroom at a time!
You are the fun-guy. Happy New year.
Love you Paul!!! Please come to Paonia CO, the hometown of Terrence & Dennis McKenna 💓🙏
As a kid growing up in rural New York, one of the coolest and most memorable Fungus related memories was noticing a strange green glow on the forest floor at night on an adjacent hill to my house. One night I took a flashlight and went to investigate. Only to find glow-in-the-dark mushrooms!
same here, in the Catskills, so cool !
When I removed an old rotten elder stump, one year, on Oregon coast. I used a chainsaw to cut the stump, from top, down, making pie shaped wedge pieces. I then separated the pieces with a splitting maul and hauled them to the small burn site/campfire area.
Later, after dark, I went outside and was amazed at the glowing sawdust , that had been scattered radially from the stump, about 10 to 12ft diameter.
The intense glow, from the sawdust.
Thicker layers, from nearly even spaced cuts, formed the radiating lines of a miniature space port like, city. The bright glow from what was left of the stump at center.
The glow, I believe was from microbes(?) decomposing the wood in the long dead stump.
The glow effect lasted for three nights.
I tried to take a pic, with camera, but being low quality, it would not show the glowing effect.😶
Congratulations Paul
Mazel tov! On behalf of all of us, and the planet, thank you for this important work. 🍄
Wow, congratulations on your achievement. 🎉
Epilepsy and Lion's Mane. Hi all :). I am writing from Ukraine, please excuse my spelling mistakes.
10 years ago, after suffering a severe craniocerebral injury with a cerebral hemorrhage, I began to have epileptic seizures. The attacks were both day and night. Severe attacks were rare, 5-6 per year, sometimes during the day, sometimes at night. Mini attacks without loss of consciousness during the day were constant.
I have been living with epileptic seizures for 10 years already =(((, the worst thing is that you don't know when it will happen, an attack can hit at any time =(((.
In May of this year, I learned about lion's mane and decided to try it.
So, what I want to say is that mini attacks without loss of consciousness during the day passed almost immediately and in general my physical condition and mood improved :). Now I understand that there is hope that I am not doomed and epilepsy is curable :).
Now only rare attacks remain when I sleep at night, it's probably because the brain is more active in sleep. But now there is hope and too little time has passed for recovery. I've only been using Lion's Mane for half a year.
I wish everyone that this miracle mushroom lion's mane brings the desired result!!! :)
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤4 U Paul!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Happy New Human Era! ❤
So proud of you 🙏 happy new year Paul
Thank you Paul, I took some this morning!
Congratulations and thank you.
Happy New Year Paul!
Congrats man!
Wow! Congratulations and thank you for your work. 2 years ago, when I was really sick I began consuming agarikon every day. I am better and haven't stopped. Grateful;!!
Hey man I would like to hug you around your nec but I can't do I'll just say thank you Paul. So far I have turned about a dozen people on to turkey tail. 2 of them were very bad off with stage for cancer. One pancreatic the other breast and both have gone into full remission. I even turned one of their specialists on to the turkey tail, a young doctor from Egypt. He was very impressed and is still researching. The lady with breast cancer was told to get her affairs in order and sent home and went home to die. My friend asked m we if the slippery bark elm poultices that I make could help, I told him that at this point it couldn't hurt. I gather my own because Arkansas is basically one big bug and fungus farm, but the next day after picking the mushrooms and peeling the bark, when I was gonna take her the teas and poultices , my friend called and said she had covid and that she must've picked it up while in the hospital. Well he's a big healthy dude who'd already had covid and I'm just a freak of nature or some kind of weird prototype that can't get sick or old so we went anyway. Here's the 'R' rated part of the story. When I showed up she was on her. Couch dying. I've seen enough people in hospice to know what the last night or day looks like and there no doubt that she was pretty well screwed and that medicinal barks and mushrooms were probably not gonna fix her.
But I made her some strong slippery bark elm tea with the turkey tail mushroom powder in it. And she said she felt great. She didn't look great though, I figured it was the morphine they sent her home with but hey at least she was sitting up and had her house shoes on. The covid was filling her lungs very quickly though and she could barely talk. Now she was on her 3rd cup of tea when she almost passed out and she couldnt catch enough air to speak. My friend was freaking out and I told him that this is the part where she dies and if he didn't want to see it and probably have nightmares about it he should go away but she motioned to Steve like she wanted to tell him something so he got close and she tried to whisper something in his ear a few times. Finally he understood and was like really Barb?!?
She nodded yes. He bailed into the bedroom and was tearing it down looking for something for like 5 minutes and he goes "GOT IT BABY!". I'm like got what and if I'm lying I'm dying, that goofy old broad had sent him in there to find her speed pipe, her glass whistle y'all. When he brought it over he told her "it looks full as hell Barb. are you sure this is what you want right now? She nodded yes and did the sign language for "you light it, I'll smoke it" so Steve looked at me and shrugged and blasted her off a toke. Now it was a small toke because her lungs were gone but it made a helluva lotta noise. But the second time she puffed as hard as she could and it still wasn't very big but y'all it made a loud crackling/tearing paper noise that made me kinda shiver. Then the old biker chick grabbed that Fontana flute with one hand and a torch lighter from the end table with the other and people she was open for business man. She was chiefing on it like I had never seen done with crystal before. Just chugga chugga woohoo! A couple of more times it made that noise in her lungs but she was back. We didn't know how long this would work but we figured worst case scenario, she get to heaven and gets busted for getting loaded before class man.
But she didn't die in fact not 15 minutes in she started vacuuming and straightening up which made me laugh and she drank another cup of that tea even 8 hours for a week and a half she says that it was like the tea was actually telling her when to take it and asked if that sounded crazy but I told her that we humans have been conversing with the mushroom for thousands and thousands of years and we have a long and deep relationship with it. Only bad side effect it had was that she drank waaay too much that night and as the slippery bark is just full of musilage it had her shidding like a tied coon until that night.
One of them first things that I thought about was " Huh, I bet the McKenna brothers would get a kick in the ass outta this" and I could especially hear Terrence and the way he talked and what he'd have been saying when she was takin the first few rips man..
"Well what's it gonna do kill ya or become a habit, guggle gurgle craaackle riiiiikp! Oh my oh my just wow!" Im laughing just trying to type it right now. Anyway it took her about 6 months to get off the pipe but she is still drinking the slippery elm tea, one cup twice a week and she is still cancer free. Well there it is Mr. Mckenn. Not the best story but its the gods honest truth man.
Like I said at the beginning, love and respect to you and all the others like you. You are a good person who makes a difference for good. And if you ever break down or need a hideout in northeast Arkansas you have a nice place to stay and get everything fixed up. Love you man but I'm too hip and I gotta go. Later!
Incredible!
Congratulations and thank you 🍄❤️
Happy new year Paul. I wish you all the best, but above all, lots of health and happiness
Kind regards
YOU RULE.
~RESPECT~
No wonder going into nature is so much more fascinating on psychedelics... it's so much more complex and intricate and delicate and ever interacting.. a cornucopia of various aging and dying processes.. endless fascination to be taken in with less of a domesticated filter when on psychedelics.
Paul. Can we use agarikon spawn plugs on douglas fir? Can agarikon grow on conifers in the midwest usa?
Thank you
Great work thank-you ☮️🏴☠️🇨🇦
You ROCK❤
Interesting
Congratulations Paul 🫡🫡👍👍
This is Happy Happy news for the New Year. 🙂
fantastic!
Awesome keep it growing, regards from germany
Congrats! ^^
I've been very impressed with your work and have followed you foor years. Since recently loosing my sight to glaucoma I'm searching for healing answers. Is anything you are researching dealing with resoration of nerves, like with optic nerves and spinal nerves, or in the brain? Thank you!!
Grrrreat!
Unreal timing. two weeks ago I discovered a colony of agarikon on a fallen doug fir tree here on southern vancouver island. There are 8 that I can count in various stages of growth from dead to half dead and three still living with healthy white bottoms. half are the stacked pancake form and the others are cloud formation type like you show. I would like to help with your preservation efforts. How do I touch bases...
❤❤❤
Mushrooms will save the world
Not at this rate. Zero possibility
However, if you exclude Homo Sapiens and most mammals, this is very possible.
dude you are awesome!
Hi Paul. I'm part way through reading your Mycelium Running book (2005) and have just read about the land you bought on Cortes Island and inoculation/woodchip experiment. I was wondering if there's any update on how it's panning out. Cheers, Miles (UK)
Will you be reintroduced the extinct strains?
Good stuff :)
Good man good man
Hey paul. i watched your joe rogan interview from 2017. in it you mentioned a study you wanted to do stacking lions mane and Psilocybe fungi, i think for like a fungi based nerve delivery system??? after that interview i became super interested in fungi. i was watching the interview tonight for a second time and realised that the interview was a while ago and got curious if you ever got to do that study? if so what ever came of it? thanks for all the info you have shared already, very facinating.
Wow
Legend
Aloha, thank you for your work!
I live on Maui and I am reaching out for your help.
Right now, then planning committee and emergency relief effort has decided to bury the toxic ash from the Lahaina fire 700 yards from the beach, in a watershed!
I can't think of a better way to get us all sick and ruin the native environment.
I thought maybe you would be able to contribute your knowledge and expertise with potential options in effort to breakdown this toxic matter safely before this rain washes their plan away from this ill effort to contain.
Thank you for your time and consideration. Please reach out if can
Paul we dry and breathe mushroom molecules amazing health benefits too
I hope you have time to answer this. I know you can not give medical advice but; I watched the netflix mushroom movie and your testimony about your mother caught my attention.I have prostate cancer, Prostatic adenocarcinoma, grade group 4. They have me on Eligard now and want to add another drug, which I am reluctant to do. Is there a brand of Turkey Tail supplement that you would recommend? Thank you for any information you can give me. Mark M.
Other places they grow besides the beautiful Old Growth forest ?
👍👍
Please contact Maui to help them understand the mushrooms.
I love you. Can I please come on an adventure with you? it would be my dream come true!
Which mushroom has the highest anti inflammatory properties? Please advise. Thanks.
There is one on a tree at burney falls along the river.
What is the significance of the TURTLE PENDANT you wear?
Is there any significance in the Harvard study conducted saying that psilocybin causes arteriosclerosis?
Paul, im in the uk, how do i help the change here?
Hones question, how can I get into a job like yours?
TY Paul.
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Find one that can adapt to a different envirinmentbso bees in that area can enhance their immune systems?