Mushrooms in healing infections

[Guest guest]

A few weeks back there was a brief discussion on use of reishi and cordyceps to

help in MS.

I found some literature I copied from years ago where the holistic doctor feels

infections are a major factor in MS and he recommends teh following mushrooms to

fight bacterial and viral infections: Coriolus, Maitake, Olive Leaf, Reishi,

Hyssop, Soma Latha, Wild yew (taxol), and sutherlandia.

There is a lot more to the protocol. I only have a hard copy and it is too much

to copy on line. He talks about oxidative stress, excitotoxity, heavy metals and

dental revisions, and he says we also need phospphatidylcholine,

phosphatidyslerine, phosphatidylinositol, and phosphatidylethanolamine in order

to reverse cell membrane permeability.

Other major things he feels we need are of course a very clean nurtious diet and

recommends ALA, DHLA, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, CoQ10.

Basically I think he is saying that one must do all these other things to stay

stable and rebuild while the main healing in his opinion is from the killing of

the infections.

This was all written by a man with a doctorate in nutrition named J.

Marshall who also has a radio show. The document is called " the overlooked role

of chornic infection in neurodegeneration and its reversal using nutraceutical

agents. "

I haven't done the protocol because I was burned out on supplements and there

are so many supplements involved in his protocol, but I thought I'd pass this on

anyway because of the recent discussion about mushrooms.

Zoe

[Guest guest]

Just as a note, the therapeutic dosage of ALA per CCSVI in MS on Facebook is 600

mg.

> Other major things he feels we need are of course a very clean nurtious diet

and recommends ALA, DHLA, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, CoQ10.

>

>

> Zoe

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Charmoon,

thanks for the correction. I was quickly typing from the document, so I probably

did not transpose it correctly. I think his point was about fighting infections

and he was naming both mushrooms and other anti-infection agents. Thanks for the

correction.

zoe

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To: " mscured " <mscured >

Sent: Tue, June 7, 2011 8:38:26 PM

Subject: Mushrooms in healing infections

 

For the sake of accuracy, I would like to point out that on the list of 10

" mushrooms " from the posting below, only three of them are actually mushrooms.

The rest of these items are herbs. The three mushrooms are Coriolis, Maitake,

and Reishi.

Charmoon

A few weeks back there was a brief discussion on use of reishi and cordyceps to

help in MS.

I found some literature I copied from years ago where the holistic doctor feels

infections are a major factor in MS and he recommends teh following mushrooms to

fight bacterial and viral infections: Coriolus, Maitake, Olive Leaf, Reishi,

Hyssop, Soma Latha, Wild yew (taxol), and sutherlandia.

[Guest guest]

Aren't there concerns from Cutler about such large doses of ALA? Has anyone has

a problem with large doses of ALA?

Zoe

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To: mscured

Sent: Tue, June 7, 2011 12:31:58 PM

Subject: Re: Mushrooms in healing infections

 

Just as a note, the therapeutic dosage of ALA per CCSVI in MS on Facebook is 600

mg.

> Other major things he feels we need are of course a very clean nurtious diet

>and recommends ALA, DHLA, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, CoQ10.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Maitake and Reishi are found in the USA. Maitake found at the base of

old oaks, http://americanmushrooms.com/edibles1.htm

Reishi are found on Maple and Hemlock (2 different kinds, similar

properties) http://mushroom-collecting.com/ganodermagallery.html

The Coriolis is the old name for Turkey tail no wonder I didnt

recognize the name : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

Trametes_versicolor probably meant to throw off the folks that know

turkey tail grows in outrageous abundance also in the north east and

probably the rest of the wooded part of the country.

All can be picked wild and made into tea. the Miatake is a fine

edible. I have a bunch dried,it grows in the fall, sometimes LOTs of it!

http://americanmushrooms.com/medicinals.htm

> For the sake of accuracy, I would like to point out that on the

> list of 10 " mushrooms " from the posting below, only three of them

> are actually mushrooms. The rest of these items are herbs. The

> three mushrooms are Coriolis, Maitake, and Reishi.

>

> Charmoon

>

> A few weeks back there was a brief discussion on use of reishi and

> cordyceps to help in MS.

>

> I found some literature I copied from years ago where the holistic

> doctor feels infections are a major factor in MS and he recommends

> teh following mushrooms to fight bacterial and viral infections:

> , Maitake, Olive Leaf, Reishi, Hyssop, Soma Latha, Wild yew

> (taxol), and sutherlandia.

>

>

>

Jo

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For instance, on the planet Earth, man had always assumed that he was

more intelligent than dolphins because he had achieved so much--the

wheel, New York, wars and so on--while all the dolphins had ever done

was muck about in the water having a good ...time. But conversely,

the dolphins had always believed that they were far more intelligent

than man--for precisely the same reasons. -

[Guest guest]

J. Marshall " the overlooked role of chornic infection in

neurodegeneration and its reversal using nutraceutical agents. "

Google this whole phrase and you will come up with the PDF of the

document you have I bet.

Jo

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For instance, on the planet Earth, man had always assumed that he was

more intelligent than dolphins because he had achieved so much--the

wheel, New York, wars and so on--while all the dolphins had ever done

was muck about in the water having a good ...time. But conversely,

the dolphins had always believed that they were far more intelligent

than man--for precisely the same reasons. -

[Guest guest]

You're right Jo. I found it on google, but it has been updated since the

version I had with a whole section about infections taken out of the first few

pages. Here is the new version if anyone is interested:

http://www.drheise.com/ResourcePDFs/Neurodegeneration.pdf

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To: mscured

Sent: Wed, June 8, 2011 11:24:16 PM

Subject: Re: Mushrooms in healing infections

 

J. Marshall " the overlooked role of chornic infection in

neurodegeneration and its reversal using nutraceutical agents. "

Google this whole phrase and you will come up with the PDF of the

document you have I bet.

Jo