Experiences with

Reishi mushroom

Other than the common stuff like [i]saw palmetto, black cohosh, mushroom, EGCG, flaxseed, spearmint, etc[/i]. what might be a highly effective compound shown to be able to [i]lower "T" significantly?[/i]

, Reishi mushroom, Theracumin, Grape seed extract, Ellagic acid, Sutherlandi Frutscens, Indole 3 carbinol, Sulfurophane, modified citrus pectin, Melatonin, 1tsp bicarb soda daily, Genistein, Silibinin, Triphala (Ayurvedic), grape seed extract.

At this present time I'm taking 2mg Ropinerole and 100/300mg Gabapentin at night, and I'm taking natural cbd reishi mushroom tablets and lions mane, to help with depression, anxiety and brain fog. I don't take anything else and have never smoked .

I’m not on any medical treatment at the moment aside from the 4 things I’ve implemented over the last month which include drinking a lot of high PH water with fresh lemon, moderate resistance weight training, Reishi Mushroom supplements, and a 14 hour fast daily.

Yet, I'm still trying to understand if mushroom supplements (Reishi, cordyceps, shitake, etc) actually stimulate or modulate the immune system.

mycancerstory.rocks [u]Mushroom Extracts[/u] (Turkey Tail, Reishi, Chaga): Interesting research on these, and some people swear by these for certain cancers, but I haven't seen any anecdotal success stories for PCa. https://www.uclahealth.org/news/turkey-tail-mushrooms-act-as-nonspecific-immune-modulators

Current treatment involves mushroom supplements (reishi, maitake, turkey tail and another one I can't think of), tumeric and cannabis. Also melatonin and vitamin D. It's basically 2 months post-biopsy and overall she is doing fine.

Since 3 years I have tried every kind of supplements for long cycles: Vitamin B1, B3, B12, B6, C, D, magnesium, bacopa monnieri, cbd oil, mtc oil, cinnamon, curcumin, nac, glutathione, reishi mushroom, butirric acid, keto diet, vegetable diet, grain-free diet and since more than 1 year I'm on mucuna

I'm focused on #3 right now - taking fruiting body mushroom extracts - Lion's mane, Turkey tail, reishi, chaga, maitake, shitake, beta-glucans; Another supplement for my eyes (have cataracts, blurry, wicked floaters - likely linked to the cancer or years of St.

Reishi powder mixed into my decaf coffee.

The only other new thing that’s been introduced is a Reishi mushroom (Ganoderma lucidum) supplement but my endo gave me the all clear on that as she didn’t think it would affect me negatively.

I see that a lot of members here are taking Avodart to reduce DHT level (5-alpha-reductase inhibitor) and since it is hard to get this medication without a prescription, I searched for herbal replacement such as: 1) Pumpkin Seed 2) Saw Palmetto 3) Green Tea 4) Giant Dodder 5) Reishi mushroom 6) Fatty

. — Reishi Mushroom causes the destruction of leukemia, lymphoma, and multiple myeloma cells —https://www.invitehealth.com/reishi-mushroom-causes-destruction-of-leukemia-lymphoma-multiple-myeloma-cells/radio/2006/01/ — Abstract: “…”These results indicate that G. lucidum extract has a profound activity

After giving some info about my mom, I would like to ask couple of questions to you guys; 1) My mom has been using Ganoderma (Reishi mushroom) products, which is I’m oppose to, but she hopes help from that. I worry it could be the reason of the rapid increase of the WBC’s.

The recommended two daily capsules contain (%DV): Vitamin C 100 mg (111) Panthotenic acid 30 mg with organic brown rice (600) Magnesium 40 mg (10) Sensoril Ashwagandha Root & Leaf Extract 250 mg Reishi Mushroom 200 mg Rhodiola Rosea 200 mg Holy Basil Leaf Extract 175 mg Organic Astragalus Root 100 mg

I am doing twice daily castor oil packs over the spleen, added dandelion tea 3 times a day, reishi mushroom twice a day along with CBD-A tincture, turmeric 825mg and EGCG 725mg So, I was hoping this community could help me with figuring somethings out: I heard of the 10:1 ratio of Curcumin to EGCG but

Hi - has anyone ever been recommended to take mushroom supplements, specifically Reishi Mushrooms? I’ve read a lot about their medical benefits and there’s quite a bit of reference to leukaemia, and some past reference to CLL.

OTC agents include red reishi mushroom, saw palmetto (doubts about effectiveness) and green tea. 5. I have also noted some reports of synergy between Zyflamend and bicalutamide.

and Lion's mane Mushroom (after breakfast and after lunch) Magnesium, omega tri, and other supplements.

Has anyone tried these? They claim to reduce cholesterol and lower blood pressure amongst other things. I inow we should always check with our dostors before using anything herbal etc but just wondered if anyone had used this.