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Eventually your cooking skill will level up to level 5 which removes parasite risk and food poisoning (except if you eat raw meat/fish) so at this point you don't really need teas
There's a chance that it will go away on it's own so as long as you can keep your condition in check then you'll be ok. It should eventually go away. Edit: Just checked and you can't die from food poisoning directly. As long as you stay hydrated and fed, you can sleep it off until it heals on it's own.
Not sure with parasites though. Parasites are avoidable so I would simply not consume predator meat if you don't want parasites.
Im currently trying to find matches while beachcombing and so far I had no luck in multiple hundred days even though there is a much higher chance with them being able to spawn in basically all containers and corpses.
You suffer in misery because that's the whole idea of this difficulty. It's in the name.
On Misery, the point is to die eventually. Running out of resources is part of that challenge. Misery is not intended for long-term survival like the other difficulties.
Please explain how you plan to deplete the entire game world of reishi mushrooms in misery mode. I'm in need of a long term misery strategy and you seem to be onto a really good one.
If it does, definitely report back and tell us how you managed to do it.