Can you eat magic mushrooms while taking antibiotics?

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Apparently magic mushrooms ARE a form of antibiotic / antiviral, I would assume a low dosage of a couple grams would in actuality be quite beneficial!! source: https://www.tokecity.com/forums/showthread.php4?t=8308 "Another researcher, Dr. Paul Steinberg who was working with St. Johns University, also had the same kind of questions I did about this. He contacted me and said he had heard of my research and wanted to work with me. He started looking into the mycelium of Psilocybe cubensis. His team found that the mycelium was producing new and unknown antiviral and antibiotics, and that psilocybin had antiviral activity itself. They soon made another important discovery. The mycelium produced many of these anti-agents for only short periods of time, replacing them with new ones, and ending the old ones. Dr. Paul described this as nature's own defense. It was as if there was a design here. Bacteria and virus always work very hard in developing immunity to said type agents. But in this case, this did not work. If an immunity to the anti-agents was built, that agent was gone, and a new one took it's place. This gave answer to how mushroom mycelium could live and grow in a dung heap teaming with millions of bacteria. When the said type mushroom mycelium is grown on sterile grains, different types of bacteria not found in dung are suddenly seen. As the mycelium has no acquired immunity built to fight these types, these contaminants kill choke off the growth of the mycelium. He also stated that these anti-agents were very selective, leaving alone good or beneficial ones! The word on the research must have gotten out, for the team was hounded out of the lab, and huge legal arguments suddenly came into focus.

I then discussed all this with Mr. Gordon Craig at the National Cancer Institute (NCI). He became very interested and we started scheduling tests with extracts from controlled mushrooms. All needed and required paper work was filed with the Federal DEA.

The Federal DEA teamed up with Florida HRS and stopped this important research. The Florida HRS placed me under a $5000 a day fine, retroactive 5 years, if I was to release any more of these said extracts. They claimed that they were new Investigational Drugs......"