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Medicinal Fungi in History

In: Health & Fitness

16 Jun 2009

During the European “Copper Age” five thousand years ago, a man of high ranking status fled his home valley of Val Venosta, Italy, across an Alpine glacier. But his enemies caught up with him. An arrow penetrated his subclavian artery, which soon bled him to death. In 1991, two unsuspecting tourists came upon his mummified remains. On the body of “Oetzi the Iceman” were found pouches with two medicinal mushroom species, the oldest known example of mushrooms used medicinally.

From Frugal Recipes To Ways To Buy For Cheap: How An Herb Garden Can Help You Savor The Savings

In: Food & Beverage

11 Jun 2009

Your family could partake of nature’s own savory flavors for pennies on the dollar just by starting an herb garden. Herbs are the key ingredients to many recipes, and are valued by cooks whether they are making an overpriced entree or using one of their most frugal recipes. For those that want all of the flavor without all of the expense, keep reading!

History of Medicinal Mushrooms

In: Health & Fitness

10 Jun 2009

During the European “Copper Age” five thousand years ago, a man of high ranking status fled his home valley of Val Venosta, Italy, across an Alpine glacier. But his enemies caught up with him. An arrow penetrated his subclavian artery, which soon bled him to death. In 1991, two unsuspecting tourists came upon his mummified remains. On the body of “Oetzi the Iceman” were found pouches with two medicinal mushroom species, the oldest known example of mushrooms used medicinally.

A Closer Look at Solgar Celadrin.

In: Health & Fitness

8 Jun 2009

In the fight against Arthritis and other inflammatory diseases, Celadrin is a relative newcomer. With a blend from essential fatty acids that will not react with oxygen after treatment, they’re soluble with water and fat. The source of the fatty acids is tallow oil from bovines. Celadrin is made up of a very special blend of 8 cetylated fatty acids (including myristoleic, myristic, and oleic acids) and as a generic chemical name, it is known as cetyl myristoleate.

Agarikon (Fomitopsis officinalis) – Tree Mushroom Tested at Army Lab

In: Health & Fitness

7 Jun 2009

In a fascinating broadcast on National Public Radio, internationally renowned medicinal mushroom expert Paul Stamets tells his story of discovering the medicinal potential of agarikon, an extremely rare and threatened species of wood conk that requires century-old trees to grow. Agarikon is today all but extinct in Europe, its remaining distribution limited to the old growth forests on the North American West Coast.

Reverse Ageing – The Secret to the Fountain of Youth

In: Health & Fitness

7 Jun 2009

If you join a dialogue about getting older or in fact Reverse Ageing. When you start sharing the interesting Reverse Ageing facts you use below, your pals will be fully dazzled to your secrets!

How to use AC-11 to Stop the Signs of Ageing in its Tracks

In: Health & Fitness

7 Jun 2009

If you join a dialogue about getting older or in fact Reverse Ageing. When you start sharing the interesting Reverse Ageing facts you use below, your pals will be fully dazzled to your secrets!

Agarikon Conk – Tree Mushroom Tested at Army Lab

In: Health & Fitness

6 Jun 2009

In an interview on National Public Radio, world-renown medicinal mushroom expert Paul Stamets recounts his discovery of the healing properties of agarikon, a mushroom growing on 500-year-old trees in the old growth rainforests of the northwestern United States.

Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum) – A Traditional Chinese Medicinal Herb

In: Health & Fitness

3 Jun 2009

Reishi is the most searched medicinal mushroom on the Internet, used in China for at least two millennia as a panacea to alleviate things from everyday nuisances like the common cold or skin disorders to terminal conditions such as cancer.

Cordyceps sinensis – A 2000-Year-Old Chinese Sexual Potentiator

In: Disease & Illness

28 May 2009

Since Viagra became available on the market in 1998, the interest in natural alternatives has also peaked in terms of sexual potentiators. And maybe we don’t have to look very far. Traditional Chinese Medicine has an herbal product they’ve been using for that purpose for 2000 years called Cordyceps sinensis.


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