lingzhi - my miracle cure

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Timmy85

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Joined : Sep 2011

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Posted 2/28/2015 1:44 AM (GMT 0)

Bumping this post to see if anyone has latest Lingzhi experiences to share?

Thanks

ozonehole said...

LauryLu said...
I do not know how to pm you so I hope you get this. Kind of getting off track with the original post here but I am fascinated in these mushrooms. I bought bags of the real deal to brew my own tea, so I am set in that aspect. I would like to know if this is something I should be doing in conjunction to a TNF like humira. I may be wrong but it seems both are defeating each others purpose. Any insight on this?

I don't want to pretend to be a biochemist, but I would guess it's safe to try lingzhi even if on Humira. At worst, if you see yourself getting worse, you can stop the lingzhi (or stop the Humira?). I'm not really sure from your post if you're actually already on Humira or only thinking about it.

As far as I know, lingzhi helps Crohn's patients mainly because it's anti-inflammatory. In that sense, it shouldn't conflict with Humira. Now it is possible that lingzhi does strengthen the immune system too, which would be counter to what Humira does. This is where I have to draw the line and say "I don't know."

If you've got the bags of lingzhi, I would say "go for it." I can't imagine it being very risky, especially if you're NOT on an immunosuppressive drug. If you are on Humira, well, it's a judgment call you've got to make - I don't feel right advising you when I don't know for sure.

best wishes for good health, and please let us know if lingzhi works out (or even if it doesn't),
regards,
Robert

midnightmaraude

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Joined : Sep 2015

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Posted 9/10/2015 1:48 PM (GMT 0)

Hello guys. I know this is an old thread but if it helps someone out then so be it. This will be my only post because well I signed up for the site just to post my experience with Reishi.

I was camping this past weekend (in NH). I found some turkey tail mushrooms growing on a birch tree. having some knowledge of mushrooms and their benefits I picked them to bring home. I ground the mushroom up in a coffee grinder and pressure cooked it for 40 minutes and made a tea.

I don't remember the type of colitis I was diagnosed with simply because they said there was no treatment other than steroids and bentil which I stopped taking and experienced the same symptoms without them and stopped going back to see my GI specialist and opted to just "live with it". I have had it 2 years this past July and my stools are always loose, mud pie like or diarrhea. Once in a blue moon I will have a solid stool but that doesn't last long at all.

So back to my story. Two days ago I drank two cups of the tea. THe next morning I had a normal bowel movement (almost forgot what they were like). That evening I had another normal bowel movement. (Still thinking it's a fluke but what the heck. I drank some more tea. This morning I woke and HAD ANOTHER NORMAL BOWEL MOVEMENT

I drank another glass before work. We'll see what tonight looks like. I am going to start growing my own reishi soon and knock this out hopefully forever.

Try it guys, you have nothing to lose!

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