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Jake Paul Claims Mike Tyson Had Parkinson’s Diease Before Their Fight & Cured It With Psychedelics

The Controversial Fight Takes Another Turn

Once again, a highly publicized fight of Jake Paul with Mike Tyson has become a major talking point. However, this time it’s not about their performance in the ring but an unexpected slip of the tongue. The YouTuber-turned-boxer at the center of a controversy made a statement that many interpreted as false claims about Tyson’s health. Paul’s choice of words sparked widespread speculation during a live-streamed conversation with Adin Ross, (which turned into a) noise-making issue among fans, and in turn got immediate feedback from the heavyweight himself.

In the Livestream, Paul tried to discuss Tyson’s return to the ring and the role of psychedelic drugs in his life. Nevertheless, his words caused a stir when he inadvisably suggested that Tyson had Parkinson’s disease before their fight. His exact words-“The toad is what cured Mike Tyson’s Parkinson’s… no, sorry, toad cured Tyson’s Parkinson’s so he could come back and fight”-were quickly circulated on the internet. The remark caused immediate confusion and Ross, clearly shocked, responded, “What the f? So he licked a toad?”

Realizing his mistake, Jake Paul quickly tried to set the record straight by clarifying that he was talking about Tyson’s use of “5-MeO-DMT”, a very strong psychedelic commonly extracted from certain toads, and its alleged effects. “You smoke it,” Paul corrected himself, trying to explain how the drug had helped Tyson in different ways. Despite his attempt to clarify, the damage was already done, and the internet had already begun dissecting his words.

Tyson’s Ring Return at 58

Mike Tyson’s return to professional boxing at the age of 58 was already a monumental event. The former heavyweight champion, who had not fought professionally since 2005, stepped back into the ring against Paul in what became one of the most talked-about matchups of the year. Although the fight was scheduled for July but it had to be postponed due to Tyson’s health concerns. This delay only added more to the speculation regarding his physical condition and made Paul’s subsequent comments all the more controversial.

The battle, in spite of its delay and the ensuing controversies, eventually took place in November. Jake Paul managed to get past Tyson by way of a unanimous decision which left many boxing fans with a serious dilemma that they were hotly debating. A few critics argued if the fight should even be sanctioned by keeping in mind his age and the possible risks. In response, Tyson was eager to prove that he was still able to compete at the highest level.

When the information went viral, Tyson instantly confronted the situation. Even though the boxing legend did not seem too angry, he made it clear that such serious misinformation about his health should not be taken lightly. Tyson has always been frank about his experiences with psychedelics which included their role in his personal growth and wellness, but as for Parkinson’s disease, it is not true.

Even after the fight, both Paul and Tyson have been in the spotlight. Their fight became a special moment in cultural history and was not just a generational difference event since it turned the sporting and social media sectors into platforms for heated debates. From discussions about age and boxing regulations to the impact of psychedelics on athletes, the event raised many interesting conversations beyond the ring.

Jake Paul’s Comment Sparks Controversy Online

A recent Livestream featuring Jake Paul took an unexpected turn when the social media star and boxer made a questionable statement about Mike Tyson. While speaking with Adin Ross, Paul unintentionally sparked a wave of online confusion by mistakenly suggesting that Tyson had Parkinson’s disease before their highly anticipated bout. As the clip circulated rapidly, Jake Paul was forced to address the misunderstanding. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), he fired back at critics, writing, “Bruh… Mike Tyson didn’t have no Parkinson’s… WTF. Why the f is the internet so st*pid? I misspoke. Meant he used a toad to heal his pain. He has spoken about it many times. Just like I do. Just like many do.”

Mike Tyson has been transparent about his experiences with psychedelic substances, of which “5-MeO-DMT”, the so-called “Toad Venom” is the most known. He epithets the powerful hallucinogen as the possible cause of his positive attitude toward life, his weight loss, and the revelation of his fighting spirit. The former heavyweight premier has disclosed psychedelics were a significant factor in his mind transformation, especially in the lead-up to the 2020 bout against Roy Jones Jr.

Tyson’s Psychedelic Journey and Public Statements

In a 2022 interview on The Joe Rogan Experience, Tyson spoke about how psychedelics, especially Toad Venom, reshaped his mindset. He stated, “I did this toad, this DMT stuff, and I lost that weight. I don’t know what happened. I just said, ‘I’m going to do this.’ The toad said, ‘You gotta do this.’” According to Tyson, this critical introspective process paved the way to his recovery and return to professional fighting. The Southwest Desert secretions of the Sonoran Desert toad are the origin of Toad Venom, or 5-MeO-DMT, a potent psychedelic compound. As stated by AddictionCenter.com, the psychoactive effects of this substance emerge within a matter of seconds, achieving the legal high of delirium without prolonging it more than a half-hour.

Many who have experimented with the substance claim it provides deep emotional and psychological healing, though its effects can be overwhelming. Tyson, among other high-profile individuals, has attributed major life changes to his use of the drug. In the United States, Toad Venom usage has been growing lately with higher numbers of people following the psychedelics path for their own personal growth. Those in support argue that things like 5-MeO-DMT can be the way to get powerful insights, deep emotional changes, and even mental health support along the way. Tyson has particularly gained more popularity among the main voices of such groups, sharing his account of how psychedelics have affected his mental state and the physical symptoms of his illnesses.

From Controversy to Conversation

Although Jake Paul’s comment may have been a simple slip of the tongue, it reignited a larger conversation surrounding Mike Tyson’s journey, the use of psychedelics in personal transformation, and the growing acceptance of alternative treatments for physical and mental well-being. Fortunately, his openness about the matter has shifted the public’s mindset towards the non-taboo and has given the topic a boost toward the mainstream. Despite his faux pas which stirred temporary controversy, Jake actually brought increased interest to an issue that is fascinating for both sports fans and fitness enthusiasts.

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