Did Scientists Just Find A Cure For The Deathcap Mushroom? (The Mushroom Show Episode 14)

[@BonsaiFungi]

Tony, thanks for covering the most interesting stories in the wonderful world of mushrooms!

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

Thank you for watching!

[@clanzocu390]

It's a green dye used for medical scanning and tracking in a body that has been shown to be "reliably effective" against poisoning from death caps.

[@pheresy1367]

I immediately thought of another dye called Methylene Blue. It is the oldest of synthetic medicines (still used today) that is THE TREATMENT (in every hospital) for carbon monoxide poisoning and cyanide poisoning. Also is the original effective malaria cure before chloroquine. It has made a comeback recently as a mitochondrial aid (among other things). I wonder what these "dyes" have in common if anything.

[@nickparker5200]

​@@pheresy1367isn't that used in fish keeping?

[@pheresy1367]

@@nickparker5200 Yeah, it sure is. There are different grades of it. The industrial grade is used for deep cleaning fish tanks. There is a laboratory grade for microscopic work too. But the pharmaceutical grade is the only one for human consumption if taken over time especially. I

[@susanwestmoreland9732]

WOW! This is the best thing I've watched in a LONNNGGGG time! Thank you for taking the time to put together such an in teresting, well-informed, well-presented video!

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

Awesome to hear! Thanks for being here :)

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My Mushroom celebrity some how can't skip your videos no words to explain.

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

Thanks for being here!

[@ajmalshah-ec5yb]

@@FreshCapMushrooms I will be always here as long I am breathing and you provide your mushroom oxygen show.

[@davidhalldurham]

Great information, Tony! I always learn so much from you.

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

Thanks for being here!

[@MissesWitch]

those reishi canoes are so cool! I can't believe that's possible! usually that's something you would only see in games!

[@joyhamilton4248]

Hubby and I are so glad we found this channel!!! And we’re excited to go through all the videos. Thank you!!

[@riztuch]

here in brazil we have so many varieties of psilocybin mushrooms that should be studied. indigenous peoples used it in rituals

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[@glyncolman8901]

With the button mushroom section about removing bruising. Say for instance a yellow stainer got through. That could cause havoc if it removed the yellow staining, but not the part which can cause the upset stomach.

[@5688gamble]

Why fear mushrooms? Just don't eat random stuff you find on the ground that you can't identify, would you eat a random plant you'd never seen? Or take a random pill you find on the street for your headache? You'd want to know what you were ingesting!

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Mr Tony has triple phd in fungyshroominology.

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

I don't believe that is an official accreditation, but I'll take it lol

[@fishiku4898]

I think it's called mycology?

[@ajmalshah-ec5yb]

@@fishiku4898 I just made that word for fun thanks for proper Ward

[@pheresy1367]

@@ajmalshah-ec5yb I like your word better.

[@ajmalshah-ec5yb]

I am not native speaker but love to make easy combination word of mouth. Can't resist

[@gomezfriesen]

Mycophobia: people who have an intense fear of people named Michael. Or at least that's what I tell myself when someone doesn't like me... :( Ha ha.

[@dreen7911]

Milk thistle and activated charcoal would probably be better than any genetically modified thing. Good info, Tony! Thanks!!

[@pheresy1367]

Cha-ching!!! Errr.... there would be NO $$$'s in that... But the "death caps are so tasty". Maybe restaurants could "cash in" if their menu includes an entre of "death caps and a side of milk thistle with charcoal sauce"... ;-)

[@dreen7911]

@@pheresy1367 😂

[@barkmaker]

Likely only if taken before consumption rather than after; as is the case with alcohol.

[@christopherjohnson2375]

Really appreciate your channel!

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

Thank you so mush! Happy to have you here :)

[@stellarroddities755]

So I've been mushroom hunting for a few years now and wanted to share my experience. I came across one of these and was handling it but did not consume it. I normally never forget to wash my hands after handling poisonous mushrooms but didn't that day. Later that night and the next morning I was deathly sick. Diarrhea would not stop whatsoever, vomiting, muscle spasms, and the worst stomach pain. I didn't realize that I smoked a cigarette that I rolled myself as well as touched my mouth. It was bad

[@michaelcandido2824]

you cannot be poisoned by mushrooms unless you ingest them including Amanita Phalloides. Mushroom toxins dont enter the system the same way that plant toxins do. You could actually chew the mushroom and be unscathed as long as you dont ingest.

[@DorsetMushroomHunter]

I've tasted a mouthful before spitting it out. Felt perfectly fine.

[@TheEudaemonicPlague]

Even though it would mean no more quick sale pricing for older mushrooms, I welcome non-bruising mushrooms. Which reminds me, I think there are still some sauteed in butter and garlic sitting in my refrigerator.

[@africanelectron751]

I remember a Mycology book in the local library had a section on the front page for doctors treating death cap poisoning. Options were limited.

[@studiosingyourstyle]

Shoot, I couldn’t see what the worlds deadliest mushroom look like because your text font popped up and it was completely blocking her the mushroom

[@MissesWitch]

yay my mushroom reishi was mentioned!

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[@zarathean8758]

currently in IR camera training, the water comment you made i think is only part of it. water has a higher thermal mass and thus resist temperature change (stays cooler longer) wet areas on roofs/walls/floors generally show as colder if checking in the morning and warmer if checking at night

[@lardy2310]

Deathcap is a badass name for a mushroom. EDIT: Mushroom antagnoist of Mushroom: The Movie

[@alicewright4322]

9:50 if the mushrooms cool themselves by evaporation, that heat will be released later when the vapor condenses (at night). So it will not contribute net cooling to the planet.

[@mushroomsarethefuture]

You are doing God's work. We love your dedication and passion for mycology.

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[@riathedragon]

not trying to hate just giving advice cuz i love TMS but i suggest buying some kind of filter to microphone cuz i can hear some kind of vent noise

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

Thanks for the heads up! And yes, working on that-

[@LayerCake420]

My mom likes the button 🍄 from the store or at least she uses em a bunch. Since all white flesh 🍄 taste like button maybe portabelo not fully but would they all kinda be a type of button. A different to finding in the last few weeks, a patch of grass & up next to the tree, were older wine cap 🍄. They were white & some had hard squares disigne on the body. I understand younger & more wine looking is the better time to use. Well I took two big ones on the grass. Ended up not being able to use it all. Changed to look, moist on some parts with 🐛 born in it, but for what chunks I had it tasted just like a button 🍄 & oh boy did it ever make me feel really good off it.✌🍄💖

[@TexasVeteranPatriot]

Trivia: white button and portobello are the same mushroom, Agaricus bisporus, harvested at different times in their growth cycle. 😉

[@regor2102]

The spore pod of a mycelium rates its own show? Yep, the times they are a changing. Lol!

[@shawnharriman3433]

Can we buy online ,? And where so we know its legitimate ? Thank you Tony

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[@neoniccortessjrsmith9223]

Comment section please help so dude that makes this video could see and probably help me with some other people that take Lions Mane. To make my story short I did take Lions Mane powder for over 2 month period of time (2mg per morning with coffee) and it was great even if take on empty stomach ,but time pass by and like a week ago strong stomach pain did come after I drink it... so I figured out that need to stop it ,so I did ,one week later and my depression did come back in an unexpected way ,not talking about other positive benefits that I did found only by using LM. So today I tried to use it 1mg and not in the morning,at first it was okey but after an hour horrible stomach pain comes. I saw post on redit that tincture maybe the answer but I can't get that one. So I guess I do need help from an expert regards this topic. Will other mushroom that helps with depression have same pain? Can I do something about it to be able to continue taking Lions mane? For me this important because never did anything have same effect that did help me be myself but without depression. Anyway would be greatful for an reply and like so i could get my answers❤

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[@binaryguru]

Does anyone know what the evolutionary function of the bruising of mushrooms is for?

[@youtubedeletedmynamewhybother]

We do not know the answer to this, or even Why psilocybin exists in the first place. The Reason of the bruising is Oxidization of the Psilocin/psilocybin in oxygen. Thats All we really know.

[@wk8000]

I have these funky shaped yellow mushrooms that show up in my garden sometimes. They come up after a rain and humidity and near the stem or roots of nearby vegetables. Sometimes they are shaped like a cone or even a group of stems or cones, after a few days they become a normal shape and sometimes they just shrivel. I would never eat them but want to know if they could poison my soil or other vegetables. These are usually very yellow in color. Curios what they are!?

[@JaciCat67]

Pleurotus ostreatus..officially super cool 😂💫

[@3nrika]

Mushrooms are definitely cool but even cooler would be less asphalt everywhere.

[@redjohn1958]

Best to eat mushrooms you know 100%…there’s plenty of them

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

Yes! So many to choose from, no need to get brave lol

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[@guslook3184]

😂 Best to only eat KNOWN EDIBLE mushrooms that that you are 100% positive of identifying.

[@margaretchabaud9700]

Never harvest white gills wtf

[@KOKO-uu7yd]

For hs, sure. College? Not unless it's a "how to take notes" class - which could be very useful for some, but NOT in a trig course!

[@starseer3209]

Dont all mushrooms have some sort of medicinal property to them? Even if poisonous. Which is weird, like we were meant to use them and take out the toxic alkaloids. Such as in ergot and LSD or the brand name Delisid which was made for medicinal purposes such as a muscle relaxant.

[@youtubedeletedmynamewhybother]

There are plently of mushrooms with No known therapeutic or medicinal benefits. In other words no.

[@RealJonzuk]

we need STT3B for Sialic Acids such as Neu5AC,Nue5GC,etc? dont we??

[@Alex-xf6lh]

Fantastic I can't wait to see what they taste like

[@janepate]

You could source shroom products from Charlesmyco, where disciplinary conduct are ascertained on point products. I assure you of his credibility

[@W1NDUR]

Good episode👌🏻👌🏻

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

Thank you!!

[@JavierFernandez01]

i was part of a crisper study. :)

[@Ruben-L-Trimble-mttsbf]

Oh wow that’s cool what was it for?

[@custos3249]

@@Ruben-L-Trimble-mttsbf How many times in an hour he'd check the fridge before there'd suddenly be something to eat.

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[@The-three-eyed-Prophet]

Im not a Fan of GMO at all and by the way in the region of Germany where i live most people actualy use mostly brown button mushrooms ...

[@andrewhall7930]

Isn't the largest living mushroom on earth in Malheur County Oregon? I

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

The GIANT Honey Fungus!! Yes, so cool.

[@jeffg4686]

CRISPR - This info below was from AI assistant and might not be 100% correct, but I've found these same compounds to be protective against death cap on several AI assistants, in whatever mechanism they are working - binding the enzyme or binding the toxin. A lot of this info is hidden in subscription only scientific journals... Gallic acid: Gallic acid, a polyphenol found in gallnuts, has been shown to bind to [removed] (see sentence below). This binding has been demonstrated to inhibit the toxic effects of amatoxins in vitro and in vivo. Gallic acid is extremely high in gallnuts. Update: I read more on this and it seems it binds to RNA Polymerase II - reversibly (so doesn't cause so much issues), but can protect. The alpha-amanitin can displace gallic acid from RNA Polymerase II, but only at high concentrations Quercetin: Quercetin, a flavonoid found in various plants, has been found to bind to amatoxins and inhibit their toxicity. Quercetin has been shown to reduce the mortality rate in mice challenged with amatoxins. Kaempferol: Kaempferol, another flavonoid, has been found to bind to amatoxins and exhibit antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities. This compound has been shown to protect against amatoxin-induced liver damage in mice. Catechin: Catechin, a flavonoid found in green tea, has been found to bind to amatoxins and inhibit their toxicity. Catechin has been shown to reduce the mortality rate in mice challenged with amatoxins. Berberine: Berberine, an alkaloid found in the Berberis plant, has been found to bind to amatoxins and exhibit antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities. This compound has been shown to protect against amatoxin-induced liver damage in mice. Curcumin: Curcumin, a polyphenol found in turmeric, has been found to bind to amatoxins and inhibit their toxicity. Curcumin has been shown to reduce the mortality rate in mice challenged with amatoxins. Silymarin: Silymarin, a flavonoid found in the milk thistle plant (Silybum marianum), has been found to bind to amatoxins and exhibit antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities. This compound has been shown to protect against amatoxin-induced liver damage in mice.

[@guslook3184]

Oyster shroom sweat stinks up the woods. I hate licorice🤮

[@panpsychism_]

Based on the information given in the video, I would call it a “potential treatment” rather than a cure.

[@alexxela8956]

The mushroom murders have been scary...

[@MBe-m9y]

6 people died from Death cap mushroom in Leongatha, Victoria in Australia just last week.

[@margaretchabaud9700]

3 people at this stage

[@YukiTheOkami]

Isnt the issue also thst when u est it the effects will tske some hours and by thst the antodote is almost to late couse an antidote csnt reverse cell demage

[@midspan28]

Definitely not the first. They have tested high doses of milk thistle with success.

[@joec1059]

Need concentrated extracts from milk thistle

[@midspan28]

@@joec1059 Pretty much what "high doses" means lol

[@anthonyplayground1402]

Just had family die this week because of mushroom festival .... someone's dragging their feet.

[@MDNQ-ud1ty]

You should do a video on all the bots that show up on YT now.

[@studiosingyourstyle]

Siri rarely translates me correctly

[@niimnuum7458]

A. bisporus growing wild on sand dunes are white

[@RealJonzuk]

its not only mushrooms plants can make you trip you ever try chewing salvia divinorum

[@lardy2310]

I have found Mushroom youtube.

[@sacramentallyill]

The cures for poisonous plants or fungi always grow near the poisons so I wonder which plants, mushrooms or other parts of nature grow near poisonous amanitas that can help.

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

This is a really good question- I wonder....

[@jonasschwalb2787]

I think that's a myth. I'm sure humans all over the world have discovered more cures and remedies that grow close to the poisonous thing as opposed to growing in a completely different habitat far away from the poisonous thing, and I'm sure you see why, but that doesn't mean that a plant that grows near the poison is more likely to contain something that would treat a poisoning than any other plant on the planet.

[@sacramentallyill]

@@jonasschwalb2787 just pay attention to the patterns of nature. It's always balancing itself, in perfect harmony, so I do believe there would more likely be a cure closest to the poison. Even a person that has an illness will have plants start to grow around their home that cure that illness. There might be better cures somewhere else but to create the balance there has to be one close by.

[@desperadodeluxe2292]

They're used to cure meth addiction 🧐💀😜

[@margaretchabaud9700]

They were introduced to Australia from Europe

[@YukiTheOkami]

I think even though the name deathcsp makes the risk of it onvious it doesnt help identifyibg the shroom wich might also couse some desths In ger sn the nsme is Grüner Knollenblätter pilz Green /bulb foliage/petal mushroom Its greenish there also is a yellow version wich is then named acordingly And the shroo unlike champinions or stone mushrooms has a bulb or knot on the bottom wich also is hidden in the old foliage So the name pretty much tells u what to look for The tint of color an outstanding easy to spot trsit of the shroom and what to be csrefull about Dig into the moss and foliage dont just hut it off The name desth csp mushroom doesnt give any cues on how to identify it 😅

[@BurninatorTheTrogdor]

CRISPR sounds like the end of the world.

[@liampeters5673]

All humans need is blue skin

[@RidinWithMyLocsOn]

So, how likely was it that the head of the Russian space agency just died from mushroom poisoning a few days after their failed mission to the moon where the lander crashed last month? :D

[@DjPalici]

Galerina marginata? :)

[@FreshCapMushrooms]

That is a bad one! But this vid is about another one Amanita phalloides.

[@Gazr965]

Think of the energy used to cremate a Human, the bio mushroom coffin is a brilliant idea. Gaz UK

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[@chrischase3815]

I've eaten death caps, I didn't die but my consciousness was on Mars for 2 days lol

[@StarShine-Ranch]

Then what you ate was NOT a Death Cap, because you'd be DEAD. I've NEVER heard of ANYONE surviving after eating them. MANY mushrooms look similar. We don't know whether most mushrooms are safe to eat or not, as people are afraid to try them, or else what caused death/illness was unidentified and NO specimens were saved for analysis.

[@lisastahle3052]

How much and how long ago? Do you have any symptoms from it now ?

[@chrischase3815]

@@lisastahle3052 more than a few whole mushrooms with tops the size of a baseball. They were fresh, the only thing it did physically was make me throw up. Disgusting 🎃

[@chrischase3815]

Oh , and I probably shit myself as well lol.

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Please pin comment with link to interview mentioned approximately halfways, TY.

[@normavaldivieso3312]

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[@drumming619]

Gmo mushrooms....no thanks

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[@daytrace4635]

yes same way, I figured out eating other mushrooms(non psych) helps and that drinking about 1 gram of ginger about 30 minutes before taking mm works pretty good. Do not use the lemon tekking method, it will likely make your ride up too quick and have you throwing up all night, learned my lesson doing that the very first time I did any psych which was 2.5g of pe 🤦‍♂️

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