"Trusted Google" - how a resident of Gomel miraculously survived after eating stool Svetlana found two large mushrooms, photographed them and trusted the search engine, which identified the find as Rosula. The woman cooked the mushrooms and ate them, despite her doubts. The results turned out to be terrible: severe poisoning, intensive care and the risk of an emergency liver transplant. Fortunately, after intensive treatment, Svetlana's condition improved and she was able to return home. Why did the poisoning not appear immediately, and what simple rule could save the life of a mushroom picker?

"Trusted Google" - how a resident of Gomel miraculously survived after eating stool Svetlana found two large mushrooms, photographed them and trusted the search engine, which identified the find as Rosula. The woman cooked the mushrooms and ate them, despite her doubts. The results turned out to be terrible: severe poisoning, intensive care and the risk of an emergency liver transplant. Fortunately, after intensive treatment, Svetlana's condition improved and she was able to return home. Why did the poisoning not appear immediately, and what simple rule could save the life of a mushroom picker?