I love the idea of honey that makes you hallucinate because of something in the flowers the bees visit, and I love the name “madhoney”, but everything I’ve ever read about the actual effects makes it sound incredibly unpleasant
post malone ergo propter malone
As the use of mad honey for a recreational high is on the rise, driven by social media hype rather than science, so are cases of mad honey disease, emerging from regions that historically never reported such cases. (Published January)
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In recent years, mad honey, a sacred yet psychedelic gift among Himalayan tribes, has been appropriated by “podcast bros”, creating health and ecological complications.
