White frost isn't bad mold. Congratulations on experiencing tea drunkedness.Davcha wrote:Well, have buyed a traditional stored 2001 Commissioned CNNP 8582 (Hong-Kong, Taiwan) sample. After cca 20 days - the "white frost" (mycelium) appears. I drunk cca 30 ml - the effect: drunkenness. The first tasting was without "frost" and without drunkenness. Well, psychotropic effects of some fungi are well known. The question is - are there any "bad" mokotoxins...?
Jan 19th, '14, 11:58
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Well, this is a sterile mycelium. Nearly every mycelium ist white, the difference appears with fructification - when the sporangiophores develops.
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I thought gold fungus isn't bad mold,the_economist wrote:White frost isn't bad mold. Congratulations on experiencing tea drunkedness.Davcha wrote:Well, have buyed a traditional stored 2001 Commissioned CNNP 8582 (Hong-Kong, Taiwan) sample. After cca 20 days - the "white frost" (mycelium) appears. I drunk cca 30 ml - the effect: drunkenness. The first tasting was without "frost" and without drunkenness. Well, psychotropic effects of some fungi are well known. The question is - are there any "bad" mokotoxins...?
white frost might not be hazardous to body, but to say it's just safe and good mold seems to....somewhat forgiving

Jan 20th, '14, 21:40
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If I had a cake with some white forst, I would brush it off but I wouldn't throw the tea out.
But I'm not saying that the original post is just white frost, I don't know about that particular example.
But I'm not saying that the original post is just white frost, I don't know about that particular example.