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As of July 15, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has reported 69 illnesses in 28 U.S. states among consumers of a specific brand of recreational candies — Diamond Shroomz. The company claims that there are no illegal substances in their products, but the University of Virginia Health Toxicology Laboratory found psilocin, an hallucinogenic found in “magic mushrooms”, as a contaminant in their gummies. The company has issued a recall, but not all retailers have pulled the products.
How did this happen? And why does it matter?
Read more at Psilocin in Microdosing Gummies Is Making People Sick
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