Medicinal Mushrooms : Trametes versicolor Fight Cancer!
Medicinal Mushrooms have cancer fighting properties, and one such one is known as Turkey Tail, (Trametes versicolor). Trametes versicolor has been approved and used in Asia for over 20 years as an anti-cancer prevention supplement and with conventional medicine after radiation and chemotherapy. I agree with Paul Stamets’ Ted Talk, during which he stated that …Read more »
Mushroom research explores lower cancer risk
An interview with leading cancer researcher Dr Shiuan from the City of Hope. The interview explores the latest research examining the potential for mushrooms to lower the risk of breast cancer.
Reishi Mushroom|KING’S OF HERBS GANODERMA & CHAGA mushroom|
Order here www.tlchealthanwellness.com Total Life Changes More commonly known as reishi, ganoderma is a hard, bitter mushroom used to promote health and longevity in traditional Chinese medicine. Proponents claim that ganoderma can relieve fatigue, keep cholesterol in check, curb high blood pressure, tame inflammation, build stamina, and support the immune system.An increasingly popular natural remedy, …Read more »
Which Seaweed Is Most Protective Against Breast Cancer?
Subscribe for free to Dr. Greger’s videos at: http://bit.ly/nutritionfactsupdates DESCRIPTION: Nori seaweed snacks may favorably alter estrogen metabolism by modulating women’s gut flora, resulting in decreased breast cancer risk. Seaweed snacks are like kale chips, munchies made out of dark green leafy vegetables—can’t beat that! More on some of the other protective dietary components in …Read more »
Maitake Mushrooms, Immune Enhancing Beta-Glucan Polysaccharides
Maitake is an edible mushroom species often referred to as “hen of the woods.” Containing specific beta-glucan polysaccharides, known as grifolan and D-fraction, it is especially helpful for stimulating immune functions with many studies on its beneficial antitumor effects. Learn about our top recommended extract choices for nutritional supplementation as well as harvesting or cultivating …Read more »