It is sad to read, hear and see people
just fall out to this disease. Back to
good old days where our ancestors ate more
natural foods there were not many such
problems.
I have had a very severe chronic gout for
more than 20yrs. And that drugs came to
no effect. I discovered and have been
using wild lingzhi (reishi is known to
japanese) as nutritional herb for more
than 10yrs. I reversed my gout gradually
to no attack and never take any drugs for
same period. I use wild lingzhi also to
treat other problems - a truly health
companion for my family. Know what you
take. Take sliced wild lingzhi not
cultivated one. Although out of 10,000
dead tree trunks only few will grow but
the plants have high nutritional level.
Go to lingzhi website (ganoderma lucidum)
to find more.
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tisbud4you
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Jan 2006 Posts: 1 Location: Los Angeles
Follow Up Posted: 01-22-06 13:20pm
I am glad to hear that it helped you as
well. I went to visit my friend last
week-end and it was amazing to see his
father doing well and have all of his
senses. I recalled when I last saw him,
he had minor paralysis and speech
impairment due to his metastasis brain
tumors. They showed me the x-rays and
scans taken 2 months apart and I was
stunned to see the tumors shrank in size
!!! He apparently only had radiotherapy
for his brain tumors and nothing was done
to his lungs yet. They have selected not
to undergo chemotherapy for the lungs
until the next scan session as the reishi
intake is very promising.
I have done my own research on the subject
and these days some of the cultivated ones
have equal nutritional level as the wild
ones. The ones approved by the japan
reishi association must meet strict
guidelines for quality and potency.
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