FDA identifies additional cases of illness linked to Diamond Shruumz goods
Health concerns have been reported related to Diamond Shruumz products, including seizures, rigid muscles, irregular heart rate and blood pressure, and vomiting. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued an alert, stating that several individuals needed intensive care, intubation, and mechanical ventilation following the consumption of Diamond Shruumz's microdosing chocolate, cones, or gummies infused with mushrooms.
The specific reason behind these reported health issues remains ambiguous, but the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), CDC, America's Poison Centers, and local partners are investigating the matter. The FDA is reportedly in contact with Diamond Shruumz regarding a potential product recall.
The FDA advises consumers against consuming, selling, or serving Diamond Shruumz chocolate, cones, and gummies, which are claimed to contain a unique mushroom blend and have been available nationwide.
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Diamond Shruumz has yet to respond to CNN's query for comment.
Similar goods with cannabis or mushrooms are garnering traction, making their way into various markets in forms like gummies, chocolates, and snack foods. According to the FDA, these products are particularly appealing to children and adolescents.
Brands have marketed mushroom-based products for their supposed benefits, such as enhanced focus, energy, hallucinations, and euphoria. However, the CDC urges consumers to steer clear of these products, claiming they might include hidden ingredients linked to severe illnesses.
Individuals experiencing symptoms post-consumption should seek immediate medical attention or call the Poison Control hotline at 1-800-222-1222. Adverse incidents may also be reported to the FDA's MedWatch program.
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Consumers are urged to avoid Diamond Shruumz's chocolate, cones, and gummies, which have been linked to several severe health issues, as the FDA investigates the matter. The CDC warns that these products might contain hidden ingredients linked to illnesses, emphasizing the importance of seeking immediate medical attention or contacting the Poison Control hotline after consumption.
