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The potential anti-viral properties of mycelium have been discovered in multiple studies, particularly against pox viruses.
41:32 - 44:32 (03:00)
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The potential anti-viral properties of mycelium have been discovered in multiple studies, particularly against pox viruses. While the mechanism of how mycelium works against viruses is still unclear, it shows promising results in vitro and testing is being done in vivo.
ChapterResearching Anti-viral Compounds in Mycelium
Episode#340: Paul Stamets — How Mushrooms Can Save You and (Perhaps) the World
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
A story about a government overreach incident where a business had to shut down and decentralize after sending the wrong results to the wrong person, and a black hawk helicopter was seen flying over the laboratories.
44:32 - 47:21 (02:48)
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A story about a government overreach incident where a business had to shut down and decentralize after sending the wrong results to the wrong person, and a black hawk helicopter was seen flying over the laboratories.
ChapterResearching Anti-viral Compounds in Mycelium
Episode#340: Paul Stamets — How Mushrooms Can Save You and (Perhaps) the World
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker recounts his experience with getting a patent approved after having it pulled by the Department of Defense due to national security concerns, resulting in a 10-year wait for approval, ultimately leading to paradigm-shifting results.
47:21 - 48:55 (01:33)
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The speaker recounts his experience with getting a patent approved after having it pulled by the Department of Defense due to national security concerns, resulting in a 10-year wait for approval, ultimately leading to paradigm-shifting results.