A few obliquely say that they contain a “proprietary mushroom blend” or that they are “infused with magic.” But many of the mushroom chocolates and gummies sold in Southern California head ...

often advertising some kind of proprietary mushroom blend, with words like "nootropic," "magic" or "microdosing" emblazoned on the packaging. Prophet Premium Blends, the company that makes Diamond ...

This formula features a blend of four powerful mushroom species — Lion’s Mane, Chaga, Cordyceps, and Reishi. Each offers unique benefits, from supporting immune health to increasing BDNF ...

Consumers are warned not to eat PolkaDot brand Mushroom Magic Blend Chocolate Bars that contain dangerous additives, the California Department of Public Health reported. CDPH and the San Diego ...

(That’s if the label lists a specific mushroom or compound at all. Sometimes it may just say it contains a “proprietary” or “magic” blend.) The mushroom, which resembles the classic ...

But synthetic psilocybin is now also showing up outside the lab in illicit “magic mushroom” edibles that ... California-based Prophet Premium Blends, and sold under the Diamond Shruumz brand ...

People eating some of the now-recalled Diamond Shruumz brand candies may also have been getting a dose of an illegal substance from magic mushrooms ... Prophet Premium Blends claimed that ...

Mushroom-infused edibles have been under scrutiny by health officials following a series of hospitalizations linked to one brand of mushroom products. Now new research is claiming that some ...

The gummies claimed to contain the Amanita muscaria mushroom or a proprietary mushroom blend, researchers said ... gas stations and smoke shops. These “magic” mushroom chemicals are classified ...