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In this episode, I sit down with founder and CEO - Peter Reitano. Peter Reitano in an entrepreneur and founder of Gwella Mushrooms. We discuss his personal experiences with psychedelics, the benefits of mushrooms and how Gwella is using all types of mushrooms to bring mental and physical health benefits to anyone who needs it.
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