GRANT COUNTY, Wash. — The Grant County Health District is urging residents to not eat, serve, or sell any Diamond Shruumz products.
GCHD said staff are responding to a report of serious intoxication and hospitalization of a resident linked to consumption of these products.
According to GCHD, Diamond Shruumz is a brand of chocolate bars, cones, and gummies marketed as containing a proprietary blend of mushroom.
These products are part of a nationwide investigation by the CDC and FDA due to multiple reports of illness and adverse reactions after consumption of the products.
In June, Diamond Shruumz products were recalled, however, it was discovered by GCHD staff that some of these products were being sold.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is testing Diamon Shruumz products to determine what may be causing the adverse effects.
As of July 8, 58 illnesses have been reported from 27 states.
Click the links below for more information and to stay up to date on this situation:Investigation of illnesses: Diamond Shruumz-brand chocolate bars, cones, & gummies (June 2024) | fdaHealth alert network (han) – 00509 | Severe illness potentially associated with consuming Diamond Shruumz brand chocolate bars, cones, and gummies (cdc.gov)Prophet premium blends recalls Diamond Shruumz products because of possible health risk | fda
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