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1. Usually 1.5 to 2 inches wide, but can sometimes be found up to 4 inches wide.

2. They grow on rotting wood in the Norther and  Pacific Northwest regions.

3. People eat them regularly.

4. Only about 17 people have died from Angel Wings

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Yes. It is a naturally growing fungus that can be harvested and consumed legally. It is also legal to grow your own Angel Wings

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Angel Wings have many amino acids, vitamins, and minerals. However, there are no specific health benefits. Some of the amino acids can be harmful.

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There is not true way to test for it. It must be known prior weather someone has consumed Angel's Wings.

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Most victims of Angel Wings undergo  hemodialysis treatment for chronic renal failure. For most of the victims it did not help, and resulted in death.

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If consumed at a toxic level, symptoms begin to appear 13-18 days after consumption. Death occurs about 10 days after seizures begin.

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~ Loss of consciousness
~ Kidney problems
~ Uncontrollable seizures
~  High Fever
~ Death

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~ Fever
~ Small tremor
~ Weakness in arms and legs

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Angel Wings were a popular mushroom to eat before deaths started to occur. Small amounts will not harm you, however, when consumed in large amounts, they can become toxic.

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Angel Wings effects the kidneys. All of the death associated with Angel Wings involved some sort of Kidney problem.
Angel Wings also effect the brain. When eaten in large quantities, people would suffer from seizures due to the amino acids in the fungus that go into the brain.

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Angel Wings is a natural toxin. It is a type of fungi.

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Natural Toxin
Scientific name:
Pleurocybella porrigens.
Other common names:
Angel Wings