Posted by bleauberry on March 30, 2018, at 6:35:04
In reply to Cordyceps for Lyme Disease?, posted by SLS on March 25, 2018, at 8:41:21
I haven't had time to pull together Cordyceps highlights. But I can tell you it is not used in Lyme as an antibiotic. It has multiple other purposes. I think if it has any antibiotic efficacy at all it is probably limited and weak.
Google is really not the place to be because you can't read the entirety of any of these 3 important books on google. Google is also oriented politically to the far left and they do censor information in search engines - no matter what political side you belong to, you won't get the full picture from google. In this divided political environment, Google and Facebook are operated by far-left political views - not saying that is good or bad, it is just is, and has to be taken into account. A great deal of pertinent info is in books but not on google:
1. Healing Lyme, Stephen Buhner
2. Why Can't I Get Better, Horowitz
3. Lyme disease and Modern Chinese Medicine, Dr. Qingcai Zhang, Zhang Clinic, NYC.(I love that last book because he marries Eastern medicine and Western medicine to cure people of Lyme, psychiatric, and Hepatitis)
> > As a follow-up, you previously suggested that:
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> > "In my opinion, all psychiatric patients should do a 3 month trial of Cordyceps mushroom - the dose is 6000mg and up."
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> > Question: How does Cordyceps cure Lyme Disease?
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> Using Google, I was able to find only one biological experiment (using chickens) that reported that Cordyceps has antibiotic properties, despite the assertions of the many herbal promotions to be found. Is this how Cordyceps improves psychiatric syndromes? If so, to suggest that all psychiatric patients try it seems rather extreme to me given that less than 1% of MI patients have Lyme Disease.
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> - Scott
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