Say hello to our fungal overlords — Seth Peribsen   Neon Galactic @neongalactic
Say hello to our fungal overlords — Seth Peribsen   Neon Galactic  @neongalactic
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this episode, we interview researcher Seth Peribsen about fungi and its deleterious presence and impact on the human mind and body, and how that presence may well explain much of what humanity is experiencing in terms of non-human intelligence.

The notion is derived from the theory of panspermia, and Peribson (a pen name) theorizes that fungus colonized both the planet and human species, bringing with it a host of negative outcomes.

Its long list of impacts on humanity may include limiting the endogenous production of DMT, effectively cutting off humanity from its spiritual source, as well as being the cause of many diseases and other physical and psychological infirmities. By infesting the brain and manipulating its processes, Peribsen believes fungus may even have the capacity to manipulate our senses and shape our sense of reality.

Peribsen in this conversation describes how he believes the science bears out his model, and also delineates how several ancient mythologies seem to have encoded that truth.

He traces its arrival and spread throughout history and geography, and outlines how fungal consciousness may work and how it may interfere with our own.

Peribsen has fostered the growth of a community around this subject, and has put forth a regimen of natural supplements that he believes can help loosen the stranglehold the fungi is currently exercising on most human beings. The NAC Protocol, as it’s called, consists of a few inexpensive over-the-counter products that can help rid the body of these organisms. He lists the ingredients in this interview.

He does NOT recommend any particular brand, and has no monetary interest in convincing people of his theories. His research began when he noticed that many of his own health issues seemed to resolve themselves when he began a regimen of anti-fungal medications. He further noticed that the longer term impacts seemed to include improved mental clarity, memory, and even psi capability.

Please Note: I am well aware that the plural term for fungus is fungi. Apparently, the little critters were on their game during the filming of this interview, and zapped that knowledge from my memory hole. Such is the only excuse I can offer for my repeated use of the word “funguses” in this conversation. My apologies.

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