Lion's Mane

[isabelalfaiate]

Has anybody any experience in taking Lion's Mane mushroom to help with ataxia.

Thank you

[wobblybee]

🙂 I’ve seen a lot of hype about this on various ataxia support groups, the majority of posts seem to be positive, but I haven’t tried it myself. It seems to have overtaken CoQ10 as being the ‘next new thing’.

Dr Susan Perlman (UCLA) commented after a patient asked about Cordycep Mushrooms ..

‘Didn't get a chance to ask about Taltirelin, but did ask her opinion on Cordyceps and arginine. She said she'd seem some improvement in some patients but again not across the board. She said give it a month - and if you're not seeing some improvement, it probably won't work for you (her opinion - there are no studies for this really). She also warned about watching out for your liver with the cordyceps’

[Aegisboost]

The baby food market is adjusting to current trends and trends. On the shelves, you can increasingly see products with labels: "contains organic ingredients," "organic," "bio." But what each manufacturer tries to put into these words. I stopped at the use of organic inneratlas.com.au/products/.... It suits me personally. For children, of course, do not save money and give the most useful in the beginning when the body is formed. I like natural products grown in nature, not synthesized in a laboratory.