Reishi Mushrooms (Ganoderma lucidum) more benefits

[Guest guest]

Reishi is full of amino acids and my cravings for sweets completely

went away when I started drinking " healthy coffee " which is coffee

mixed with Reishi mushroom. I lost about 2-3 inches off my waist in

a week. That was about a year and a half ago and I'm still drinking

it and still don't get cravings.

 

According to the book The Diet Cure there are little spaces in the

brain that are empty when certain amino acids are lacking (guess I

was an airhead, LOL). Fill them up and the cravings go away.

 

I just read a book called Triumph over Hepatitis C that was very

positive about using Reishi as part of the program. The man who

wrote it completely overcame his hepatitis (he used a lot of other

stuff too). Reishi has been used for thousands of years in China

for it's anti-inflammatory, anti-tumor and immune stimulating

benefits.

 

It also makes the body more alkaline which we can sure use in this

chemical and stress-filled world.

 

Sharon

 

, " yogiguruji "

<yogiguruji wrote:

>

> Good Morning!

>

> Reishi Mushrooms

>

> Ganoderma lucidum (Ling Zhi) is documented to have medicinal

value.

> The reishi extract has been shown to be effective in treating

> migraine headaches. It is believed that oxygen shortage in the

brain

> (hypoxia) is at the core of the pathogenesis of a migraine attack.

As

> an anti-inflammatory agent, the extract is effective in

substantially

> alleviating the problems and pain related to rheumatism or

> osteoarthritis and gout.

>

> In treating hypertension or hypotension the extract has been shown

to

> be highly effective in a very large number of cases treated. In

the

> more successful cases blood pressure is back to normal within 2

> months.

>

> The extract has been found effective in reducing and in some cases

> eliminating asthma attack.

>

> The extract is effective in reducing blood sugar levels and the

> amounts of insulin required for diabetic patients. The extract is

> effective in regaining stamina and energy or debility due to

> prolonged illness especially for cancer patients after undergoing

> radio and/or chemotherapy. They are able to eat and sleep well.

>

> The extract is effective in clearing up a large variety of skin

> allergic conditions either due to food or airborne allergens.

> Ganoderma extract has been found to be useful in detoxifying the

> kidneys and improving its overall function. Patients receiving

> hemodialysis should find that the duration and frequency of the

> treatment could be reduced. The extract has been shown effective

in

> reducing or eliminating excessive menstrual pain and

irregularities.

>

> Ganoderma extract has been found effective in addressing a variety

of

> cardiovascular problems. It improves the circulatory system with

> excess oxygen. It also decreases the conditions of angina pectoris

> and palpitation.

>

>

> Andrew Pacholyk, MS, L.Ac.

> Peacefulmind.com

> Therapies for healing

> mind, body, spirit

>

[Guest guest]

Sharon wrote:

 

<According to the book The Diet Cure there are little spaces in the brain that are empty when certain amino acids are lacking (guess I was an airhead, LOL). Fill them up and the cravings go away. >

 

Fascinating! Who wrote that book?

I use my beloved AFA algae for reducing

cravings. Same idea I guess.

I have heard good things about that

Reishi coffee. You go girl!

 

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[Guest guest]

Here's the website for the book: http://www.dietcure.com/

I picked mine up from a bargain bin and it's one of the most

informative diet books ever! The plan itself is a hassle to follow

but it does explain the physical side of addiction and moods which I

found fascinating. We can't get all the stuff in Canada for the

diet.

 

Sharon

 

, " Ieneke van Houten "

<ienvan wrote:

>

> Sharon wrote:

>

> <According to the book The Diet Cure there are little spaces in

the

> brain that are empty when certain amino acids are lacking (guess I

> was an airhead, LOL). Fill them up and the cravings go away. >

>

> Fascinating! Who wrote that book?

> I use my beloved AFA algae for reducing

> cravings. Same idea I guess.

> I have heard good things about that

> Reishi coffee. You go girl!

>

> Ien in the Kootenays

> ****************************

> I can finish my own sentences again!

> send blank email to

> muddled

> ****************************

>