Wow I thought it was far-fetched that in the Last of Us the Cordyceps fungus gave the infected extra strength but there’s truth to it. It’s like a natural steroid. This fact combined with how cordyceps takes over insects minds in real life truly makes the Last of Us a masterpiece based on scientific facts
I'm listening to this guy again because cordyceps is truly intriguing. Plus the last of us show is just doing so well so far. Really makes you think about how powerful it COULD be if it were to happen like in TLoU
Then we got part. All of it sacrificed for wokeness… Sounds about right, abandon a scientifically genius plot, for the message… Classic modern developers.
@A B Bikes Cars N’ Guitars They released a tv show too. It’s about people turning into animals at will, but if they stay as the animal too long, it’ll be permanent, so they have a brief window if they want to stay human.
Not gonna lie, I thought Cordyceps was made up for "The Last of Us" only to find out a week or so later that the scariest fungus ever actually existed. It's down right interesting how the fungus functions and how it can destroy a colony of ants or whatever strain it is
@@buffy455 people have been consuming cordyceps for a long time. There are 400 cordyceps species, the ones being researched for health benefits in people are Cordyceps sinensis and Cordyceps militaris. The fungus Cordyceps sinensis has been described in old Chinese medical books from ancient times, and is also found in Tibetan medicine. It is a rare combination of a caterpillar and a fungus and found at altitudes above 4500m in Sikkim. Traditional healers and local people of North Sikkim recommend the mushroom, i.e., Yarsa gumba, Keera jhar (C. sinensis) for all diseases either as a single drug or combined with other herb. The fungus Penicillium from which the antibiotic penicillin is derived is the most famous medicine of the age, and the most potent hallucinogen agent Lysergic acid diethylamide (LCD), has also been derived from the plant - parasite ergot fungus Claviceps purpurea.
Oh look, our evolutionary cousins consume a diet consisting of bugs. Is it possible our distant ancestors did the same? Oh look, our distant ancestors slowly emigrated from Africa through the Himalayas into India. Oh look, Cordyceps parasitizes Himalayan caterpillar....
Gotta give massive props to the creators of the last of us for using a super interesting real life element and seamlessly tying it with an awesome apocalypse story game.
@@matthewhall9692 Cordyceps has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries, and is believed to have a variety of health benefits. It is rich in polysaccharides, amino acids, and other bioactive compounds that have been shown to have anti-inflammatory, anti-tumor, and immune-boosting effects. In recent years, cordyceps has become increasingly popular as a dietary supplement and is often marketed as a natural remedy for a wide range of health conditions.
It’s so nice to see the last of us show really getting people to see stuff like this. I remember back when I first played the game and found out that parasites actually can take control of things and use them
Nope!!!!! Take control is a very, very big assumption here. There can be types of control. But for example....Nothing can make you get online and write such tripe and deliver it as truth.
The Fungus Zombie outbreak is one of the more scarier and facisnating zombie infections that people get fixed on is mostly have to do with how realistic it can and could be, as we have a precedent for it and its effects so you know it is real or at least capable of being real and become transfered to other mammals even humans, its unlikely but not impossible and that is why it is so effectively scary
@Crazy Cletus I have, it’s a good game, but I don’t obsess over it. I also don’t assume that just because someone talks about something that’s in the game, that they’re talking about the game.
I love Paul Stamets. Such a bright and interesting person. I wish the world was more knowledgable on fungi and he’s a great source of knowledge on them.
Eh, it's much easier to both protect yourself from and to cure parasitic infections, as opposed to bacterial or viral ones, so I don't think it would be a big deal even in the worst case scenario. I myself am more afraid of soviet bioengineered anthrax strains that are left in the wild
Wait I can’t be the only one thinking: if the fungi is as complex as its host and all it wants is to spread, wouldn’t the fungi be an intelligent dude who is in the field of competition of mass producing the fungi and be convincing others of the fungi’s benefits!?
Not how evolution works. It's the path of least resistance, maintaining intelligence is more resistance. It's only in the particular circumstance where increased intelligence literally saves a species, that intelligence is evolved. Think of it this way, why doesn't all viruses kill their hosts? It's a path with increased resistance, that's why viruses evolve to not bother their hosts too much, because all the virus "wants" is to propagate by replication, like any lifeform would. If, and only if, intelligence leads to increased or improved propagation, only then can intelligence evolve. If a random mutation which increases intelligence imposes an increased resistance to propagation, it will be deemed a "less fit" mutation for survival. There's no inherent benefit with increased intelligence, it just happened to be.
Cordyceps was the first "natural" supplement I ever took that immediately and intensely worked. I was just starting out running after getting sober. I really liked it, but I didn't have the stamina, especially in my lungs, to go as far as I wanted to early on. Started taking this stuff (powdered, just mixed in water) and the first time I went out I had twice the lung capacity and my head stayed calmer. It was incredible, and way past anything I could attribute to to placebo. Unfortunately for me, it had the side effect of giving me horrible GI issues after a few days use. But I'll never forget how impressed I was with it.
As much as I would love to increase my stamina for running. After watching The Last of US.... NO WAY can I deliberately put Cordyceps into my body. lol
@@ayehodgy5675 it promotes muscle growth, it makes blood flow easier and oxygen levels higher, this can make testosterone increase which is a natural steroid to grow muscle.
that would be scary if the fungus would inhabit marijuana and would only infect people who use it. that is scary to imagine how many people would be zombies since a plant infiltrated their getaway drug
@@iwave2548 they're going to have multiplayer, the backlash got to them it's going to be like Red Dead Redemption it won't be out all day one but they are going to add it later
"Cordyceps sinensis" (The Yarshagumba): Is found in natural environment not artificially cultured in himalayas. It is found in himalayan region of Nepal that shares its border with Tibet. It costs about Rs. 30-40 lakhs per kilo depending upon the quality of the yarsha. It is of high biological value as it boosts immune system and improves ur performance. Its actually a symbiotic Fungus not parasitic one. And it can be eaten raw with a glass of milk in the morning. Etc for now!
Even tho I watched it through website unrelated to google/youtube in any way and never did last of us search in google. No there is no way google is spying on us, not possible.
This will be great for the star of a movie explaining how it got out of control because we're eating fungus that turns bugs into zombies and thought for some reason we were invincible.
Cordyceps, Reishi, Ginseng... there are all sorts of amazing chinese herbs and fungus that does wonders for the body and mind. Eastern asian medicine is a complex game and super effective if you can get your hands on the good stuff through a reliable vendor
After saving my life I’ve fallen hopelessly in love with them. I got certified to identify and sell wild mushrooms in my state of Michigan. I began harvesting wild fungi and making tea and tinctures from them. I’m desperately looking for a qualified lab to test my products and third party verify them. I’d also love to learn how to 100% identify the various forms of Ganoderma I find. Plz tell me is it true that the substrate determines the potency of the mushrooms? Thank you Paul Staments for all the teaching and the wonderful products you make. When I run out of my own I purchase yours!! God bless you both. Happy holidays to you all. #MomsMushrooms #MushroomFantasies #GodsPharmacy
Hello , I’ve seen online that cordyceps help prevent strokes and help improve brain health , my mom has had mini strokes and I’ve been looking at Paul Stamets cordycep capsules but the description on his product states that it’s used for athletes and to improve sexual functions , would you recommend I get these for my moms stroke prevention ? Sorry just started researching mushroom health benefits and I’m clueless
@@Casperdghost618 It's like 50/50 and noone who knows are likely to divulge the truth. I mean there are videos on utube that point out differences in facial features like details of the ear on the body identified as the dead/hanged "Epstein" and photos of the real, living one taken before his incarceration that ofc indicate they are not the same person. The case for mr Epstein being alive is far better than for Hitler after WWII, but ppl still believed conspiracies that he wasn't dead a long time after. U just have to have enough money to buy loyalty from a few people and you can cover up anything and present a false narrative as the truth. Who identified the dead body as Mr. Epstein? Did he have family who loved him?
@@jairdabrini I can understand where your coming from, but would "they" take the chance of helping him fake his own death only to be identified by someone else in the future, seems easier just to do away with him tbh, but the blatancy of the media saying he hung himself is unreal so you may be right
@@Casperdghost618 I can see your point of view as well, but then again who would want to join "them" in the future if they betray/turn/backstab their members like that? It's ok if you know the stakes and what you can say or not in public. Maybe Epstein made some mistakes in talking too much being "himself" too much and irritating other prestigious members, but it's not like he knew the stakes involved or maybe he was just stupid and not a true member at all - just a wannabe that got really close but blew it by being too arrogant.
How strange is it not - that we actually share a symbiotic complexity - that many cells that protect us are kinda "alien" - or - howmuch is actually human about us ?
I have a problem with my scalp called Seborrheic Dermatitis caused by Malassezia furfur which is a fungus and when I kill off some of it on my scalp it tried to spread around to other parts of my body through my blood to survive.
I got into lion's mane recently, taking it with vitamin C every day for increased absorption and it's GREAT! After researching different brands, i wasn't impressed with host defense. I saw it wasn't pure and it was cut with grain...Mine's a mycelium based alcohol extract and i researched that as being the best as far as absorption of the polysacchrides, terpines, and Beta Glucans... It just surprises me that someone who is at the forefront of this research would put out an inferior product...
I've bought some Lions Mane and Cordyceps to help shrink my desmoid tumor. I'm convinced a plant based diet with added superfood supplments, and regular swimming and yoga will make me tumor free within the next year. Its been a battle I have been fighting for the past 15years probably more. I was diagnosed with fibromatosis aged 22, I'm now 33, It used to be painful as fuck, and my spine is fucked so is my neck but I'm healing every day, I'm healing and getting better.
@@DiabolicalFink what info do you need? been seeing the chiropracter recently to sort out the twisted military neck this tumor has caused and she's doing a grand job. Can't remember the last time I was in serious pain like I was before. Fuck it really was living hell. I'm going to make a video about my journey on anther channel and discuss it details. Big pharma wants ppl to remain sick. I'm 100% convinced, why are they not for profit. I'm healing by having a happy spirit, reducing stress, tumors love stress & they love sugar and bad processed meat/junk food. Better to be plant based but I wouldn't say no to fresh Game meat. Its all about your mind & mentality, what you feed your mind, what you feed your body. I'd stay far far away from doctors who want to push you pills before asking any real questions like, what's stressing you out, are you depressed, things like that. Mind Over Medicine is a book by Lissa Rankin MD - she discusses these things in detail and gives great case studies. Mind, Body and Soul, focus on your three worlds - live authentic. Disease is telling the body that something in life has got to change. And I wasn't any overweight sit on my ass all day type of gal, I did yoga, gymnastics, sports, it was the trauma that I was carrying the unstable home, moving from house to house that played a part in my journey. There's never one simple answer, but a whole range of factors that affect your health. Anyway I'm rambling now, hope you're good.
@Woof n Tom. Dude that was a lot to take in. Im very interested. Cordyceps were based on a video game I was playing and I can't even play the game because now I'm so interested in the science of cordyceps
@@DiabolicalFink lol yeah I know that game haha. Mushrooms are magic. Have you seen Paul Stements Fantastic Fungi? Its an amazing movie documentary. Check it out!
@@dazshcan1224 Shhh, some people don't need a fungus for their brains to be rotten. They just type unwillingly with little to no brain function as it is. Example: the guy above you.
I wish we had discussed Cordys ability to infect and rewire the brain. How do they know how to do that? How did they make these "anamorphs"? Did they clone these without a living host?
It's currently unknown how they specifically do this, but what they have researched is that the fungus basically emits the electrical charges the brain needs in order to move certain muscles so it basically controls the victim through electrical signals via the brain.
@@LucaExplo Right. Theres even species that do this with cats. How does an organism evolve to control synapsis and electrical signals in anothers brain and nervous system. Its crazy.
@@claytonalexander9105it really is when you think about it and people act like it’s no big deal. Like it knows exactly which muscles to move and basically where to direct its host etc etc. it’s literally insane
How can we be sure that a fungus hasn't taken over Paul Stamets body to promote the ingestion of fungus? hmmmmm....
:O
@@bikutaa80 open wide 8======D
@@AeroMittens That's a big mushroom you got there.
At 1:11 it's the fungus that has taken him over trying to figure out how to explain what itself is!
There's different types of the fungi
Not gonna lie. I'm here because of The Last of Us
Same LOL
No cap
ua-cam.com/video/vijGdWn5-h8/v-deo.html this is a great explanation but this video shows it in more detail!
The game or the show 😂
Same here bro
Wow I thought it was far-fetched that in the Last of Us the Cordyceps fungus gave the infected extra strength but there’s truth to it. It’s like a natural steroid. This fact combined with how cordyceps takes over insects minds in real life truly makes the Last of Us a masterpiece based on scientific facts
I'm listening to this guy again because cordyceps is truly intriguing. Plus the last of us show is just doing so well so far. Really makes you think about how powerful it COULD be if it were to happen like in TLoU
"But what if the world were to get a little warmer?”
Think about that 😂
Start planning escape routes now gents 😂
Then we got part. All of it sacrificed for wokeness… Sounds about right, abandon a scientifically genius plot, for the message… Classic modern developers.
Why was this recomended to a handfull of us? The rest of comments are over a year old. I think we are chosen
It already was a masterpiece even if the science wasn't true. It makes it more REALISTIC. But as far as being a masterpiece...it already was!
“It’s not that complicated” followed by a boat-load of words I’ve never heard.
😂 so true
I guess you gotta eat it, to get it 🤣
I haven't heard the word animorphs said so much since my middle school library
Lmao I used to look at those books all the time but I don’t think I ever opened a single one even once. What were they even about LOL
@A B Bikes Cars N’ Guitars They released a tv show too. It’s about people turning into animals at will, but if they stay as the animal too long, it’ll be permanent, so they have a brief window if they want to stay human.
Yes!
Wasn't that supposed to be anamorph? (Might be wrong tho)
@MacTehKnife I think most fury culture is derived from cartoons from the mid to late 90's and early 2000's
Weird. I was talking to my cat about Parasitic cordyceps fungus just this morning.
Lmao
Yeah seems like a normal thing a perfectly mentally stable individual would do.
I was just talking to your cat about. Toxoplasmosis gondii.
Were you on dmt tho
you are f'ed man, 395
The outbreak starts because Joe wanted to get an extra set in.
Not gonna lie, I thought Cordyceps was made up for "The Last of Us" only to find out a week or so later that the scariest fungus ever actually existed. It's down right interesting how the fungus functions and how it can destroy a colony of ants or whatever strain it is
And now they sell it in pills and it supposed to have “benefits” I think this is how TLOU is going to become real 🤣
If they released covid, they aren’t going to stop there
Ted Nugent - Cat Scratch Fever
@@buffy455 people have been consuming cordyceps for a long time.
There are 400 cordyceps species, the ones being researched for health benefits in people are Cordyceps sinensis and Cordyceps militaris.
The fungus Cordyceps sinensis has been described in old Chinese medical books from ancient times, and is also found in Tibetan medicine. It is a rare combination of a caterpillar and a fungus and found at altitudes above 4500m in Sikkim. Traditional healers and local people of North Sikkim recommend the mushroom, i.e., Yarsa gumba, Keera jhar (C. sinensis) for all diseases either as a single drug or combined with other herb. The fungus Penicillium from which the antibiotic penicillin is derived is the most famous medicine of the age, and the most potent hallucinogen agent Lysergic acid diethylamide (LCD), has also been derived from the plant - parasite ergot fungus Claviceps purpurea.
@@sdhjsjana72js yea didn't the chinese use it for the olympics one time?
Joe: "What if you gave the Cordyceps DMT?"
Sean Hammer joe: woahhhh
@@halacm411 lol literally heard joe say woow when I read this
imbatman lmfao Every time
Hi sir my nam m Ali and my wataaps cont 923425713338 cordyceps
Cordyceps+dmt= zombies. Don't!!
oh look, a parasitic fungus that bursts out of its host and then consumes it
lets eat it
You're missing the point of this discussion.
@@BrekkaJones24 his mind is over taken by this mold. It wants to spread
This is mostly what fungi do.
Oh look, our evolutionary cousins consume a diet consisting of bugs. Is it possible our distant ancestors did the same? Oh look, our distant ancestors slowly emigrated from Africa through the Himalayas into India. Oh look, Cordyceps parasitizes Himalayan caterpillar....
Hang on maybe this is how we as a species ensure immunity
Gotta give massive props to the creators of the last of us for using a super interesting real life element and seamlessly tying it with an awesome apocalypse story game.
“God the fungi from Last Of Us is creepy.”
“Bro, Joe Rogan is snorting that badboy to get a proper pump.”
I’m down
Joe “Jamie, pull up that game...the Best of Us?” Rogan
Last of us is a badass game
Haha.
@Damfriedchicken The rest of us, is better.
😂😂😂
MADARA UCHIHA THE TRUE SAVIOR just 10.5 days
The main benefit of mushrooms are they turn you into a fun guy
🤣
Shrooms do not turn me into a fun guy.
Fun guy = *fungae* latin i think xd
@@freeyolow0-086 fun gae.....fricking fun gae....
@@aygwm oh no, can you elaborate?, planning to try mushrooms soon and I've heard ups and downs
that man truly loves fungus im glad we have people like this
Yeah. He’s a fun guy
@@jimimac87 i see what you did there
But fungus don't love back is the thing
He's infected now doing its job to spread it
@@matthewhall9692 Cordyceps has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries, and is believed to have a variety of health benefits. It is rich in polysaccharides, amino acids, and other bioactive compounds that have been shown to have anti-inflammatory, anti-tumor, and immune-boosting effects. In recent years, cordyceps has become increasingly popular as a dietary supplement and is often marketed as a natural remedy for a wide range of health conditions.
It’s so nice to see the last of us show really getting people to see stuff like this. I remember back when I first played the game and found out that parasites actually can take control of things and use them
Nerd
@@crow_g1639 ignorant
@@crow_g1639 middle schooler
Nope!!!!! Take control is a very, very big assumption here. There can be types of control. But for example....Nothing can make you get online and write such tripe and deliver it as truth.
Getting people to see? This has been around a while!! People just haven't been looking.
Who thought joe would talk about the last of us
Joe “I’ll talk about what you’d least expect” Rogan
He reminds me more of Bill.
@John Lydon Yeah, Bill's gay.
@Mike Santander Why would you think that? Joe most likely has no idea what the last of us is. The only game he’s interested in is Quake.
He'd probably go crazy if he saw the tlou2 e3 2018 trailer
This guy would be a God at my local trailer park.
😆
Ha normally trailer parks like crack or heroin ..........so your parks trippin balls eh.
Well trailer parks like whatever they can get
He would be God in my local black neighborhood
@@arvidalexatsinch1163 seems like this guy is God around alot of trap houses.
It’s hilarious that this pops up after i just finished watching an episode of the last of us 😂💀
The Fungus Zombie outbreak is one of the more scarier and facisnating zombie infections that people get fixed on is mostly have to do with how realistic it can and could be, as we have a precedent for it and its effects so you know it is real or at least capable of being real and become transfered to other mammals even humans, its unlikely but not impossible and that is why it is so effectively scary
It's actually not realistic at all and you have to be a moron to believe it we're not ants
It's only affect on arthropods what are u talkin about
He brings up the '7-species blend' of fungus and Joe reacts like a fat dude at an all-you-can-eat buffet.
"UMMMMMMMMM!"
Gotta get those 7 herbs and spices
Hi I'm you
there's a lil mushroom on his head
Last time he was on, he was wearing a hat made from mushrooms, actually.
They've already got to him...
@@Azraelmaximilian hahah!
Rick C he had it with him in this podcast too
Rick C, “Last” Last of us😱
If there's a cordyceps outbreak, at least we'll know who patient zero is lol
last of us really got me on a thesis-level research journey on this fungi 😂
LOL
Here comes “the last of us” crowd.
Tristan Nanez yeah what’s wrong with that
@Noe Hernandez They’re like kpop fans, only less annoying.
@@CChissel Far far far less.
The game is good but people need to relax.
@Crazy Cletus I have, it’s a good game, but I don’t obsess over it. I also don’t assume that just because someone talks about something that’s in the game, that they’re talking about the game.
Yesterday I was worried about the black fungus growing in my wall, today im considering consuming another fungus. Im finished here.
Why it gotta be black? White fungi has been suppressing black fungi for decades.
I love Paul Stamets. Such a bright and interesting person. I wish the world was more knowledgable on fungi and he’s a great source of knowledge on them.
Omg I know you posted this a year ago but I love the disco reference 😂 LLAP 🖖🏼
Basically anyone who has eaten mushrooms will turn into a brain dead zombie
It's scary how the algorithm can immediately recommend me this clip after just wrapping up the Last of Us to series.
I think it's the website cookies.
@BoKnowsBrains you might be right. After all, flour is used to bake cookies. 🤔
I think i hear a clicker in the distance.
*Pumps shotgun*
Ngl i can't fucking wait for the last of us 2
One bullet left 😭
*crafts shiv*
*cocks gun*
Something about the Chinese developing on parasitic fungi is scaring me.
Eh, it's much easier to both protect yourself from and to cure parasitic infections, as opposed to bacterial or viral ones, so I don't think it would be a big deal even in the worst case scenario. I myself am more afraid of soviet bioengineered anthrax strains that are left in the wild
Assault butter knife with tactical grip absolutely correct!! Just look at Ebola for example
@@Assault_Butter_Knife you are so full of shit bro if parasites were easy to get rid of why cant we get rid of toxoplasmosis?
@@sirwhitemeat9785 same reason you can't get rid of Malaria.
@@FortNite-fb5wm So parasites aren't easy to get rid of.
Wait I can’t be the only one thinking: if the fungi is as complex as its host and all it wants is to spread, wouldn’t the fungi be an intelligent dude who is in the field of competition of mass producing the fungi and be convincing others of the fungi’s benefits!?
I’m pretty sure the fungi they digest is no longer living
Not how evolution works. It's the path of least resistance, maintaining intelligence is more resistance. It's only in the particular circumstance where increased intelligence literally saves a species, that intelligence is evolved. Think of it this way, why doesn't all viruses kill their hosts? It's a path with increased resistance, that's why viruses evolve to not bother their hosts too much, because all the virus "wants" is to propagate by replication, like any lifeform would. If, and only if, intelligence leads to increased or improved propagation, only then can intelligence evolve. If a random mutation which increases intelligence imposes an increased resistance to propagation, it will be deemed a "less fit" mutation for survival. There's no inherent benefit with increased intelligence, it just happened to be.
@@r_dubs90 that's what it wants you to think
I drink crush cordyceps almost everyday. You should try it sometimes. It has a unique, savoury, nutty taste. Trust me, I'm not mind controlled.
@@LarryWater all hail the Great Cordyceps
Cordyceps was the first "natural" supplement I ever took that immediately and intensely worked. I was just starting out running after getting sober. I really liked it, but I didn't have the stamina, especially in my lungs, to go as far as I wanted to early on. Started taking this stuff (powdered, just mixed in water) and the first time I went out I had twice the lung capacity and my head stayed calmer. It was incredible, and way past anything I could attribute to to placebo. Unfortunately for me, it had the side effect of giving me horrible GI issues after a few days use. But I'll never forget how impressed I was with it.
As much as I would love to increase my stamina for running. After watching The Last of US.... NO WAY can I deliberately put Cordyceps into my body. lol
Yeah. Have no idea how plausible this is, but what if some how, some way, you take a form of it that has evolved to the human body’s environment.
@@jamescollins4701 lol, Yeah its not really plausible at all... but even still... I can't do it. I don't want to be a mushroom zombie!
Is this a joke? Lmao
@@heassik3088 no it's really used by endurance athletes
Animorphs was my shit back when I was a kid. Such a good show. The green beetle guy was my favorite.
I liked the red power ranger
I believe you are referencing Beetleborgs
Cordyceps mushrooms are absolutely amazing. It truly gives you extra energy, all natural and just blows even stimulants.
what if the behavior of Cordyceps infection in humans is to promote Cordyceps supplement consumption?
@@sergiocuevas6117 true. Its a symbiotic win win exchange. Plants work this way. Their intelligence is way subtler than we think
@@sergiocuevas6117 * sips cordyseps "latte" *
dies it really increase muscle growth?
@@ayehodgy5675 it promotes muscle growth, it makes blood flow easier and oxygen levels higher, this can make testosterone increase which is a natural steroid to grow muscle.
I’ve been traumatized…… whenever I hear about or see a mushroom of any kind I immediately think about runners, clickers, stalkers and bloaters 😅😅😅.
No you don't.
Stalkers are the most terrifying
@@djbander tell me about it, I’d rather deal with bloaters than stalkers lol
Literally started watching The Last of of US and this shows up on my recommendations.
GOD IS GOING TO KILL US ALL
TURN AWAY FROM YOUR SINS
This guy just tied my brain into a knot
A coffee and a fat doughnut helps relax the knot.
@@lordlatimer6672 I haven't had a doughnut in so long but now I want one
@@Kattery_Alt pink frosting
That's what the fungus does
I'll just keep smoking weed, this is too complex for me.
that would be scary if the fungus would inhabit marijuana and would only infect people who use it. that is scary to imagine how many people would be zombies since a plant infiltrated their getaway drug
@@TheFreezer700 Canada would turned in one day
eating is too complex?
@@YoUtUbEhAnDlEsArEgReAt ha ha, very true🤙
Mycology is a science
This is the first time I've seen a JRE host look directly at the camera. Took me aback for a while
Lets all eat cordyceps,what can ever go wrong?
Can't wait for last of us 2
Same but no multiplayer😓😭
I wave you have shit read to you instead or reading it yourself don’t you?
Saaaaaaaame. 2020 is gonna be a GREAT year
You mean the wokest of us 2.
@@iwave2548 they're going to have multiplayer, the backlash got to them it's going to be like Red Dead Redemption it won't be out all day one but they are going to add it later
It sounds like a Portuguese man of war: a colony rather than a single jellyfish
That's a great comparison Alex
It's scary how complex it is!
Stamets: mushrooms mushrooms mushrooms
Rogan: Mmm Mmm Mmm
vothry lol
Badger badger badger
Ladies and gentlemen I present to you The UA-cam Algorithm
Kind of works just like an electronic fungi, don't you think?
This is in my feed as soon as The Last of Us comes out lmao
Same lol
They should make a tv show off this concept!!! Maybe even a video game!
Lol sarcasm 🤣
That’s outrageous! Done.
I see what u did there
🤣🤣🤣
Something Game of the Year worthy? Let’s do it.
Me: did... Did he just said animorphs??
My mom hiding my fanfiction: not again please
Joe 'ill never pass up a chance to say symbiotic' Rogan
Strange that this is being recommended as I finish watching the last of us lol.
He has so much information inside his mind it's hard to process it into words.
Joe“converts fungus into psychedelic shrooms”Rogan
"Cordyceps sinensis" (The Yarshagumba):
Is found in natural environment not artificially cultured in himalayas. It is found in himalayan region of Nepal that shares its border with Tibet. It costs about Rs. 30-40 lakhs per kilo depending upon the quality of the yarsha. It is of high biological value as it boosts immune system and improves ur performance.
Its actually a symbiotic Fungus not parasitic one. And it can be eaten raw with a glass of milk in the morning. Etc for now!
why with milk?
@@rb9888 don’t listen to him he’s being controlled by the fungi
Where could I get some??
@cythian Willison no one is talking to you
"Boosts our immune system"
So... it causes you an autoimmune reaction? Interesting way to "improve performance"
This is my recommended after episode 2 of the last of us hbo
Even tho I watched it through website unrelated to google/youtube in any way and never did last of us search in google. No there is no way google is spying on us, not possible.
@@johnwalker3602 true
This clip is gonna play for the intro to the real life last of us tv show.
The first scene in Ep 1 of The Last of Us TV series definitely gave an added believability of the potential of infection by the cordyceps.
Never played the game but when I watched the first episode I started researching this and sure enough it's a possibility.
Wonder why this was recommended to me lol
This will be great for the star of a movie explaining how it got out of control because we're eating fungus that turns bugs into zombies and thought for some reason we were invincible.
Go on
@@Urmadatme4. the rest of the movie Would be based on the game The last of Us
@@noneyourbusiness2994 they made a show but idk if its that good
@@noneyourbusiness2994 bahahahahahah my god ya'll watch a few episodes and think your rediscovering the wheel
He seems like a fun guy to have on the show probably already been said but couldn't help myself
Fun guy - fungi
@@sl4983
Nothing gets past you does it 🤦🏻♂️
@@eireann5381 Not really.
@@eireann5381 Brand new YT channel?
@@sl4983
Yes, have you found what you were looking for or did you just want to stare at my photo for a while?
Cordyceps, Reishi, Ginseng... there are all sorts of amazing chinese herbs and fungus that does wonders for the body and mind. Eastern asian medicine is a complex game and super effective if you can get your hands on the good stuff through a reliable vendor
After saving my life I’ve fallen hopelessly in love with them. I got certified to identify and sell wild mushrooms in my state of Michigan. I began harvesting wild fungi and making tea and tinctures from them. I’m desperately looking for a qualified lab to test my products and third party verify them. I’d also love to learn how to 100% identify the various forms of Ganoderma I find. Plz tell me is it true that the substrate determines the potency of the mushrooms? Thank you Paul Staments for all the teaching and the wonderful products you make. When I run out of my own I purchase yours!! God bless you both. Happy holidays to you all. #MomsMushrooms #MushroomFantasies #GodsPharmacy
Hello , I’ve seen online that cordyceps help prevent strokes and help improve brain health , my mom has had mini strokes and I’ve been looking at Paul Stamets cordycep capsules but the description on his product states that it’s used for athletes and to improve sexual functions , would you recommend I get these for my moms stroke prevention ? Sorry just started researching mushroom health benefits and I’m clueless
If Joe Rogan was a character in TLOU2, he'd be selling DMT for ration cards.
THE LAST OF EPSTEIN.
@564markis don't think so man
THE LAST OF JEWS.
@@Casperdghost618 It's like 50/50 and noone who knows are likely to divulge the truth. I mean there are videos on utube that point out differences in facial features like details of the ear on the body identified as the dead/hanged "Epstein" and photos of the real, living one taken before his incarceration that ofc indicate they are not the same person.
The case for mr Epstein being alive is far better than for Hitler after WWII, but ppl still believed conspiracies that he wasn't dead a long time after. U just have to have enough money to buy loyalty from a few people and you can cover up anything and present a false narrative as the truth.
Who identified the dead body as Mr. Epstein? Did he have family who loved him?
@@jairdabrini I can understand where your coming from, but would "they" take the chance of helping him fake his own death only to be identified by someone else in the future, seems easier just to do away with him tbh, but the blatancy of the media saying he hung himself is unreal so you may be right
@@Casperdghost618 I can see your point of view as well, but then again who would want to join "them" in the future if they betray/turn/backstab their members like that? It's ok if you know the stakes and what you can say or not in public. Maybe Epstein made some mistakes in talking too much being "himself" too much and irritating other prestigious members, but it's not like he knew the stakes involved or maybe he was just stupid and not a true member at all - just a wannabe that got really close but blew it by being too arrogant.
Someone should make a game about this
What about a TV show?
Isn't this partially what HBO's "The Last of Us" is about?
Cordyceps is pretty much the catalyst for the show (and the games.)
Every time I hear cordyceps I think of the last of us just me?
@cythian Willison you're the fungus
Anybody else watching this after watching The Last of Us on HIBO? 😱
How strange is it not - that we actually share a symbiotic complexity - that many cells that protect us are kinda "alien" - or - howmuch is actually human about us ?
Who's here after watching The Last Of Us on HBO?
It’s all fun and games until you start hearing clicking
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"So where should you get your cordyceps sourced for health benefits"
Wait what O_O
Joe was patient zero
How is it that Stamets claims mycelium powder is the healthiest while NootropicsDepot claims exactly otherwise?
Cordyceps pills?? Sob, can someone please drive me home? I just want to be with my family.
😂😂😂😂😂
I have a problem with my scalp called Seborrheic Dermatitis caused by Malassezia furfur which is a fungus and when I kill off some of it on my scalp it tried to spread around to other parts of my body through my blood to survive.
I find that fascinating..
What exactly is this condition ? I have a flesh eating bacteria on my scalp, can’t get rid of it
@@leonydus9889 see a doctor yet?
Joe “You have a little more 👁👁juice” Rogan
Read this just as he said it
5:21 O_O !
I love it😂👏
I got into lion's mane recently, taking it with vitamin C every day for increased absorption and it's GREAT! After researching different brands, i wasn't impressed with host defense. I saw it wasn't pure and it was cut with grain...Mine's a mycelium based alcohol extract and i researched that as being the best as far as absorption of the polysacchrides, terpines, and Beta Glucans... It just surprises me that someone who is at the forefront of this research would put out an inferior product...
I was shocked also after doing some research…I keep telling myself there’s some kind of logical explanation.
I've take alcohol based lionsmane and chaga but didn't see any effects. But cordyceps in capsule form is good
Can you upload a picture of which one you have other then “host defense”? Or the name brand.
What brand you using dawg?
What brand is yours? I'd like to check it out. Thank you in advance
"THE LAST OF US"... brought me here.
I've bought some Lions Mane and Cordyceps to help shrink my desmoid tumor. I'm convinced a plant based diet with added superfood supplments, and regular swimming and yoga will make me tumor free within the next year. Its been a battle I have been fighting for the past 15years probably more. I was diagnosed with fibromatosis aged 22, I'm now 33, It used to be painful as fuck, and my spine is fucked so is my neck but I'm healing every day, I'm healing and getting better.
Hope you're doing well. ❤
I need more info
@@DiabolicalFink what info do you need? been seeing the chiropracter recently to sort out the twisted military neck this tumor has caused and she's doing a grand job. Can't remember the last time I was in serious pain like I was before. Fuck it really was living hell. I'm going to make a video about my journey on anther channel and discuss it details. Big pharma wants ppl to remain sick. I'm 100% convinced, why are they not for profit. I'm healing by having a happy spirit, reducing stress, tumors love stress & they love sugar and bad processed meat/junk food. Better to be plant based but I wouldn't say no to fresh Game meat. Its all about your mind & mentality, what you feed your mind, what you feed your body. I'd stay far far away from doctors who want to push you pills before asking any real questions like, what's stressing you out, are you depressed, things like that. Mind Over Medicine is a book by Lissa Rankin MD - she discusses these things in detail and gives great case studies. Mind, Body and Soul, focus on your three worlds - live authentic. Disease is telling the body that something in life has got to change. And I wasn't any overweight sit on my ass all day type of gal, I did yoga, gymnastics, sports, it was the trauma that I was carrying the unstable home, moving from house to house that played a part in my journey. There's never one simple answer, but a whole range of factors that affect your health. Anyway I'm rambling now, hope you're good.
@Woof n Tom. Dude that was a lot to take in. Im very interested. Cordyceps were based on a video game I was playing and I can't even play the game because now I'm so interested in the science of cordyceps
@@DiabolicalFink lol yeah I know that game haha. Mushrooms are magic. Have you seen Paul Stements Fantastic Fungi? Its an amazing movie documentary. Check it out!
Last Of Us 3. The true VR experience.
Can i borrow it?
what were the other sources that he used. so no cordyceps
Algorithm is incredible how did it know I was watching the last of us.
Its because retards all over the world is googling Cordyceps.
@@guyfromthe80s92 Suppose wanting to know more about an intriguing and fascinating topic makes people retarded.
@@dazshcan1224 Shhh, some people don't need a fungus for their brains to be rotten. They just type unwillingly with little to no brain function as it is. Example: the guy above you.
I wish we had discussed Cordys ability to infect and rewire the brain. How do they know how to do that? How did they make these "anamorphs"? Did they clone these without a living host?
It's currently unknown how they specifically do this, but what they have researched is that the fungus basically emits the electrical charges the brain needs in order to move certain muscles so it basically controls the victim through electrical signals via the brain.
@@LucaExplo Right. Theres even species that do this with cats. How does an organism evolve to control synapsis and electrical signals in anothers brain and nervous system. Its crazy.
@@claytonalexander9105it really is when you think about it and people act like it’s no big deal. Like it knows exactly which muscles to move and basically where to direct its host etc etc. it’s literally insane
The last of us brought me here
Last of us is doing well and the youtube algorithm sends me this right away
"It gives you an extra gear."
Them runners in The Last of Us can attest to that. 😅
I’m not gonna lie, I saw cordyceps and I came for the last of us
In the Last of Us these things turn people into zombies. Joe eats them to work out lol
Last of Us isn’t real my guy, it’s a fiction
@@aaronsanders6162 no shit sherlock
Did that man just say "nobody has the fungiest idea.."
Look up this dude I got my stuff from him on instagram and telegram he ship to anywhere--
trip_world2????
They’ve got quality psychedelic products and ship discreetly too,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Dude first 10 seconds and I’m already hearing symbiotic 🤔🤔 it’s gotta be joes favorite word after DMT
It's all fun and games until the clickers appear
We all are here after Last of Us
Last of us algorithm got me here, awesome
Who here after watching the last of us
Ye
Same lol
Who’s here after watching Last of us?
Why
A mushroom walks into a bar, the barman says sorry mate we don't serve your type around here.
The mushroom says why?... But I'm a fun guy.
Morge fun gay..
I was watching the Last of Us easter eggs and now i get to learn about cordyceps fungus, thanks youtube algorithm
Crazy that this popped in my recommended while I just finished watching the new episode of The last of us
7:04 the sound I make when I'm pretending I understand someone way smarter
Look up this dude I got my stuff from him on instagram and telegram he ship to anywhere--
trip_world2????