- Is Amanita muscaria safe to take in capsules?
- Amanita muscaria contains ibotenic acid and muscimol and is toxic when misused. Effects vary widely between batches and people. Talk to a doctor before taking it, and avoid it in pregnancy, in children, and with alcohol or sedatives.
- Does this actually remove parasites?
- There is no clinical evidence that this blend clears intestinal parasites. Tansy, tarragon and clove have folk use, but proven parasite infections need a diagnosed, prescribed treatment.
- What is in each capsule?
- Tansy, tarragon, clove and dried Carpathian Amanita muscaria caps, with 0.15 g of Amanita muscaria per capsule. The amounts of the other herbs are not stated.
- Can I take it with other medication?
- Check with a pharmacist or doctor first. Herbal anthelmintics and Amanita compounds can interact with medicines, and the product gives no interaction guidance.
- How does it compare with standard parasite treatment?
- Prescription antiparasitics have tested efficacy, defined dosing and safety data. This product is a supplement with unproven claims and a toxic mushroom ingredient, so it is not a substitute.
- Who should avoid it?
- Children, pregnant or breastfeeding women, and anyone with liver, kidney or psychiatric conditions should avoid it. So should people taking sedatives or driving, given the Amanita content.
- Where is the ANTIPARASITIC TRIAD with Amanita Muscaria Capsules cheapest?
- At om.shroom, for $22.43, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the ANTIPARASITIC TRIAD with Amanita Muscaria Capsules?
- Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 8 ratings.