23ME19 - Medicinal Mushrooms in Oncology: Everything You Need to Know About Mushrooms and Cancer Format:Audio acetyl-L-carnitine and inositol are included

acetyl-L-carnitine and inositol are included in the discussion

Inflammatory Blood Markers and Chronic Heart Disease: Botanical Therapies

the term hormesis is used to denote the biphasic response

allowing us to grasp the workings of the human energy system

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23ME19 - Medicinal Mushrooms in Oncology: Everything You Need to Know About Mushrooms and Cancer Format:Audio acetyl-L-carnitine and inositol are includedSpeaker: Donald Yance, CN, RH (AHG) The preparation, dosages, and active compounds of five mushrooms are covered in this presentation: Trametes versicolor (turkey tail), Ganoderma lucidum (reishi), Inonotus obliquus (Chaga), Cordyceps spp and Lentinula edodes (Shiitake mushroom). In Japan and China medicinal mushroom preparations have been safely used in cancer care for over 30 years, either alone or combined with chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery.