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Bryan Johnson explains how powerful psilocybin mushroom therapy is for longevity “Psilocybin sits in the world of psychedelics but it's never been bridged to longevity, so we did an experiment. The data was surprisingly insane” “My blood glucose went from 98.2% in the population to 99.8%. It almost hit... show more

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if you missed my shrooms trip, here is a cut down 25 min version of the 5 hour journey. this was the most quantified psychedelic trip in history. below I've reposted my team's summary on why we think the early data suggests psilocybin in a longevity therapy.

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