With the help of mushrooms, he tried to alleviate the symptoms of severe depression.
A 30-year-old man from Nebraski tried to independently cure heavily depression and for this I made myself an injection from the bravery of hallucinogenic mushrooms. As a result, they sprouted in his body, the internal organs began to refuse, and the man almost died, writes Insider.
The Disease Report published the Journal of the Academy of Consulting and Communication Psychiatry. The patient suffers from a bipolar disorder of the first type, but did not want to take medicines and suffered from alternating states of mania and depression. According to his family, during recent episodes associated with the disease, he was looking for ways to reduce the consumption of opiates. It was then that he read about studies of the influence of Psilocybin, a substance contained in psychedelic mushrooms, for people with depression and anxiety.
A growing number of studies assumes that Psilocybin can really be a means of treating people with varying degrees and duration of depression, which failed to achieve success with traditional antidepressants. For example, recently researchers from John Hopkins and New York University said, as "magic fungi" affect people recently learned about oncological disease. After taking Psilocybin, most patients reported that their anxiety and depression were retreating.
The affected American was welded from mushrooms a decoction, he moved him through Wat and made himself an injection that turned out to be a huge mistake. A few days later, he began to fully tire, he began jaundice, bloody vomiting, diarrhea. The family brought a man to the hospital. Doctors found that the kidneys and the liver refuse him, tachycardia began. After examining blood tests, the doctors found that the mushrooms began to literally grow in the bloodstream men, which was the cause of the symptoms described. Probably mushrooms got into blood and multiplied there due to insufficient filtering of the solution.
In order to save the patient, the doctors had to use the device for artificial ventilation of the lungs and filter his blood from toxins. In total, a man spent 22 days in the hospital - he was treated with antifungal drugs and antibiotics, which he had to take a long time.
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