Joe Tries Mad Honey - The Hallucinogenic Honey from the Himalayas

red dye? There, our friend the beekeeper Erica, what is her last name? Sorry, sorry, don't worry. We recently had a conversation with a local beekeeper. It was really fascinating, a very interesting conversation and she was saying that a lot of

honey

that you buy, particularly

honey

from abroad, it's not really honey, it's part honey, but they mix it with corn syrup and this is. I think America Thompson likes maple syrup. I think most of the honey in the US is like corn syrup, most of it I really think so, but it's basically not based on anything, it's just my intuition, she said you have to buy local honey, buy local honey from local beekeepers.

I totally agree, do it, yeah, yeah, so that's it. But you feel good right now, yes I feel good, would there be a time when you would try harder to see what she did? Yeah, I'll try more of this, you know, if I get through this, okay, oh, I think you'll be okay. I think you just try it a little bit, yeah, so you know, I'll try a whole tablespoon. When I took it on the mountain, I didn't hallucinate, but the lights seemed a little more vivid and like I was looking. I saw lights like the lights behind you and I looked away, they were still in my vision.

It's just fascinating that the locals are like I did 20 years ago. I'm fine, yeah right, and that's what made me even more apprehensive about trying it. yes it