From Robert Scucci
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Do you know the conspiracy theory that indicates how the forces that actually have access to medication that can heal all diseases but do not offer them to the public because this means that the health system would collapse? Do you know that the system that collects the premiums of healthy people, but then refuses to pay for the necessary medical interventions when they actually get sick so that the pharmaceutical companies can earn money with the back end? Frequent side effectsAn adult swimming series that is currently available for streaming on Max is in the middle of its first season and suggests that this miracle healing actually exists in the form of magic mushrooms that can heal someone, even if they are shortly before death.
Since Frequent side effects It is still in the process of telling his story, and we are waiting for four more follow before season 1 is known at this time how deep this fictional version of the above -mentioned conspiracy theory actually runs.
Marshall’s magical mushrooms
Frequent side effects is a lot of Marshall Cusos (Dave King) history because he is the mushroom expert who discovered the Immerdingbluden Blue Angel Mushroom in Peru accompanied by his pet turtle, Socrates. The Blue Angel Mushroom has strong psychoactive and healing properties that would undermine the end result of the American health system for an indefinite period if the public would be made aware of its discovery. Constantly (and rightly) on the shoulder according to Dea employees such as Agents Copano (Joseph Lee Anderson) and Harrington (Martha Kelly), Marshall monitors to see if he is committed to illegal activities, Marshall is looking for a safe harbor in which he can find out how he can prospect the mushroom and never be sick again.
Although Marshall’s intentions are pure Frequent side effectsHis judgment is clouded when he is on Frances Appleewhite (Emily Pendergast), his high school swarm, which is currently working for Reutical, a corrupt pharmaceutical company who has worked on CEO Rick Kruger (Mike Judge), whose prosperity is so stumbling that he has completely lost reality.
Frances expresses interest in Marshall’s research and knowledge because her mother suffers from dementia and could benefit from the consumption of the Blue Engels mushroom, which is only supplied with a limited extent. Due to the personal interest of Frances to help her mother, she neglects Marshall, for whom she works because he has every reason to distrust a health system that is not the best interest of his voter.
In -depth importance behind its quirky delivery
When every wind of Marshall’s amazing discovery comes into catch Frequent side effectsThey all want a piece of him that forces him to continue his research – the government does not want the public to know the Blue Engels -Mushroom and its healing properties, and Rick Kruger from Reutical would like to get the last medicine into the hands that everyone would ever need so that his company can go out of red and into the black.
Frances are caught between Marshall’s good intentions and the evil inner work of the industry to which it belongs, because Marshall probably cannot distribute his results himself, but companies like Reutical, in consultation with various government agencies, would rather remain sick so that they can benefit from their misery.
Despite the difficult topic in Frequent side effectsIt is effectively strange because Marshall is brilliant. Marshall, who has probably eaten far too many mushrooms for his own well -being while he was looking for the blue angel’s pollution, is strange paranoid, but in his assumptions more often than wrong that he is persecuted by agents Copano and Harrington. Race like an animated ninja Jack BlackMarshall is also surprisingly light on his feet when he has to immerse yourself in different hiding places, while he spends his very limited prerequisite for fungi that he actually needs if he ever wants to find out how he can replicate his healing properties.
Streaming common side effects
At the time of this script there are murmurs of Frequent side effects be renewed for a second season that does not yet have to be confirmed. Face Arable court ruleI would not be surprised if this is the only season we get … but it is too early to say safely. With just four episodes in the first season you can stream Frequent side effects On Max in the coming weeks, when every episode comes out, and we can only hope that, no matter what happens to the series, we are concerned with the breathtaking conclusion that your building benefits.
