Medi Mushrooms Blog
Your Gut Microbiome -How Shiitake Can Help
Are you also trying to hold onto those last remnants of summer? Well, you know what that means, it is the change of season and autumn is here. You could probably already tell by the subtle hints that your body is giving you, like perhaps a change in appetite and...
MUSHROOM POWDERS vs. MUSHROOM EXTRACTS: WHY ONLY MUSHROOM EXTRACTS ARE THERAPEUTICALLY POTENT
Mushrooms provide a wide range of health benefits. There are however different ways and forms of ingesting these beautiful little fungi into a form that is beneficial for us. You can choose from powder, extract, tincture or tea. We will focus on powders and extracts...
Treat Mycophobia with Medicinal Mushrooms
Are you afraid of mushrooms? You’re not alone. The fear of mushrooms is called mycophobia and many people have it. You may mistakenly believe that all mushrooms are bad for your health. That they encourage candida yeast overgrowth and weaken your immune system. Not...
Stop Allergic Reactions with the Antihistamine Power of Reishi
When the weather gets warmer, you long to go outside and enjoy the sunshine but chronic allergies get in your way. You can’t stand the sneezing, post-nasal drip, itchy eyes, and scratchy throat so you reach for over-the-counter drugs. They work temporarily but cause...
Natural Treatments for Nephritis
Nephritis is an inflammatory condition that affects the kidneys. It is often caused by infection, autoimmune disease, metabolic disease or low blood pressure. Symptoms of nephritis include pelvic pain, frequent urinary urge, blood or pus in urine, and swelling in the...
Customer Satisfaction Survey
We, at Medi Mushrooms, want to know more about you! We've compiled a short survey to learn about you, who you are and your experience with us, Medi Mushrooms. In return, one lucky winner will walk away with their favourite product! All you need to do to win...
Treat Multiple Sclerosis Naturally With Lion’s Mane Medicinal Mushrooms
Multiple sclerosis is a progressive disease characterized by the pervasive destruction of myelin, a fatty sheath that supports and protects nerve fibers. Symptoms of this condition include muscle weakness, vision trouble, numbness and tingling in extremities,...
How to Treat Uterine Fibroids at Home
Uterine fibroids are non-cancerous tumours of the uterus. They are also known medically as leiomyomata, myomas or uterine polyps. These fibroids can vary in size from microscopic to many pounds. Oftentimes, uterine fibroids develop as a result of an imbalance of two...
Go Beyond the Ice Bucket Challenge and Treat ALS Naturally
There are ways to Treat ALS/MND - Naturally Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or, as it is better known in South Africa, motor neuron disease (MND) I think this is a great way to raise awareness for charity but it overlooks some natural treatment options you may...
Can Medicinal Mushrooms Treat AIDS?
If you or someone you know is fighting HIV infection or AIDS, there may be hope in the form of medicinal mushrooms. Medicinal mushrooms have been used for thousands of years to boost the immune system, making it easier for your body to fight disease. What are...
7 Natural Treatments for Phlebitis
Phlebitis is an inflammation of the veins. It can caused by injury to the vein as the result of IV treatment, prolonged inactivity, obesity, smoking, the use of birth control pills or hormone replacement therapy, or as the result of an inherited blood-clotting...
Medicinal Mushrooms May Ease Chemotherapy Side Effects
Don’t Go it Alone If you or someone you love is currently undergoing chemotherapy treatments for cancer, medicinal mushrooms can offer relief from chemotherapy side effects. These mushrooms have been known to act as effective natural cancer treatment when used in...
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