Cosmic Death Fungus

Apologies for not being clear in my post - I definitely don't agree that this fungus, if it even exists, is evil or anything. Peribsen has suggested some pretty paranoid takes on it, imho, and I'm not endorsing those views. I find the rabbit hole compelling, that's all.

He does have some interesting theories that these fungi can be linked to cancers and other ill health effects. In particular, it seems like some of them impede the body's natural production of DMT, which might mean it operates as some kind of biological "veil" that could prevent people from connecting to their spiritual insight if they are particularly unhealthy. Again, I doubt this is some kind of intentional scheme on the part of the fungi - heck, it might be an unstudied natural reaction to the person's own fear or delusions within their consciousness, just as you suggest. Fungi filling an unstudied conscious niche within a weakened immune system, just trying to survive like anything else.

Descriptions of this fungus remind me of some other users' descriptions of negative etheric implants, or the strange parasite children Robert Monroe describes in "Journeys Out Of The Body."

So in that regard, I view it more like the way we learned not all bacteria are friendly to our bodies (through no fault of their own). We might be on the same type of threshold re: learning how fungi interact with human bodies and consciousness. The more we know!

Ahhh ok I see what you are saying now.

Well, you're certainly not entirely wrong, there exists pathology with "infectious fungus" and the results are not pretty. Such as the white nose syndrome in bats, the fungus means no harm, it merely was growing in a circumstance which then harms, and eventually kills the bat.

Fungus pathology is a poorly researched subject in human medicine at the moment. Fortunately, our immune systems, and our relative size, make us a bit more formidable than creatures like birds, or bats.

That all being said...with a cursory look into this "cosmic death fungus" and the "NAC" I am skeptical at its tells of being the usual crunchy granola health protocol I've seen.

I appreciate that the documentation in this protocol actually addresses the potential harm of some of these supplements. Because truly, a concerning thing about this new age "health" industry is that such harm will be glossed over.

If no harm has come to you, excellent! I personally find it suspicious, and I am hesitant to adhere to any protocol beyond: eat healthier, meditate more, you know the drill.

Absolutely! My partner and I have both worked at a co-op grocery and encountered plenty of the crunchy health-fad types who are willing to put some pretty crazy supplements into their bodies in the name of "natural health"... often these same types then go outside and have a cigarette. Hmm.

I've had chronic fatigue for so long that I'm sort of at the "throw spaghetti at the wall and see what sticks" phase of trying anything, but I certainly don't think everyone should go around trying this protocol. I think you're right on the money with wholesome eating and meditation generally being the best prescription.