MEDICAL, INVIRONMENTAL, RADIATIONAL MUSHROOMS

Its best to know what you need to fix: body, mind, environment (water, clean ups) , radiation, oil spills, disease's, or food and nutrition. Where is it growing will give you a clue to its value for your use. This is a topic for deep study to get the cures.
This is the best program with help to the environment, radiation and the medical mushrooms I've ever heard. Paul Stamets is on the ball and knows his subject as he talked about his discovery on how to use mushrooms to decompose toxic wastes and pollutants, catch and reduce silt from streambeds and pathogens from agricultural watersheds, as well as control insect populations, and generally enhance the health of our forests, gardens and bodies.

http://www.medicalmushrooms.net/
Look specifically for the mushroom needed for the job
each specie's has properties the others don't have 
 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3048678/Stone-Age-man-ate-mushrooms-Oldest-evidence-fungi-human-diet-discovered-19-000-year-old-tooth-plaque.html

http://roosterpolitics.blogspot.com/2015/04/medical-mushrooms-to-rescue.html




Website(s):

fungi.com

Book(s):

• Mycelium Running
• Growing Gourmet and Medicinal Mushrooms 

http://toughertimes.blogspot.com/2014/07/mind-altering-mushrooms-for-depression.html
http://shermsorganicnews.blogspot.com/2010/05/mushroom-medical-breakthroughs.html

http://toughertimes.blogspot.com/2015/04/medical-invironmental-radiational.html

https://youtu.be/Jm1fiZDoWdU Paul Stamets  appeared on C2C

* fungi to save the planet

Plants cannot exist without fungi.

*Endophytic

*Mycorrhizal

*400-500 species

*we split from fungi

*Mycorrhizally

*aids Eco systems

* high in protein

*resavour, acts like a sponge to water

*take into our cell walls, stomach, and lungs

*mycillium

*Fungi creates water, pull minerals out, calcium, IE. they eat rocks.

*honey mushrooms in Oregon (consumes masses) spirals

*king stropharia mushrooms (Stropharia rugoso-annulata) The garden giant in a few days

* breaks down oil, by enzymes approve for landscapes, oil spills IE.

*oyster mushrooms, heavy metals

Patented maybe filed to salt water, and feed people; glutinosus hideous comphidus

Uranium: The Nuclear Forest Recovery Zone Gomphch

The mushroom becomes radio active:

Japanese Nuke plant, by planting the whole area to mushrooms. This mushroom will absorb radio active materials.

*will flourish on concrete.

*will grow food

*works on septic systems

*Mushroom has an appetite for bacteria, e col i IE.

*Anti tubercular mushrooms

*Agarkon in Washington State a sacred species

*Vitriol activity of Mushrooms against the flu viruses and, bird flu

* Ant dens destroys them; termites, uses not chemical pesticides. He has a patented for getting rid of all insecticide given to Australia

Cordycaps species used medically for hundreds of years. MS drugs comes from this mushrooms

*bed bugs, it does not harm bees.

*Turkey Tail Mushrooms for cancerous tumor

* REGENERATES soil, nature and Eco systems http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medicinal_fungi list of medical mushroom
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  Diabetes Many fungal isolates act as DPP-4 inhibitors, alpha-glucosidase inhibitors, and alpha amylase inhibitors in vitro. Ternatin is a fungal isolate that suppresses hyperglycemia.[18] Aspergillusol A is an alpha-glucosidase inhibitor made by Aspergillus. Sclerotiorin is an aldose reductase inhibitor made by Penicillium. Antifungals Griseofulvin, caspofungin, strobilurin, azoxystrobin, micafungin, and echinocandins, are all extracted from fungi. Anidulafungin is a derivative of an Aspergillus metabolite. 
Here's news: Paul new patent may stop Monsanto...read for yourselves  




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DO NOT EAT THIS MUSHROOM:
Death Cap Mushroom Could Help Fight Cancer: But DO NOT Try This at Home!! Toxic to the Liver.
TP53 gene is up-regulated by a toxic constituent of the Amanita in this study.
http://www.nature.com/…/jo…/v520/n7549/full/nature14418.html

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HOW TO RID YOU BEDDING, MITES OR PARASITES

) How to get rid of mites of all kinds naturally (Vicks, Cayenne, garlic, cloves, Lindane-A sulfur compound, boric acid, corn starch or, baby powder for ants and the natural ways go on.)  I've pinned the ones I like on my Pinterest. Check them out too.
http://pinterest.com/ptsherm/bugs-insects/
Tips: Carol Wright catalogue has a new mattress cover bed bugs for baby's that hatch out after you've sprayed i.e.
Wash all bedding out in hot water, don't forget pillows and clothes in your closet if really bad bites all the time
Short term/emergency's: Use a Benidryl sp or/and first aid spray with an antibiotic for bleeding bites, and take one 25mg tablet before bed. They love high blood sugars and the bite have toxic poisons in them.
Take Golden seal root for itching but not the same time as a drug.
And/ or depending on the mosquitoes, bugs i.e. Keep lights and use screen doors i.e.
... Mix Tea Tree oil and Clove oil in a spray bottle. Base use Listerine and spray on areas that you don't want more bites. And, for children or pain use aspirin cream or make your own with baby aspirin cream, WF has one, and ICE (bought from the dollar store)http://diply.com/lance2015/penny-fly-trick-bugs/133672

TRAPPING BED BUG: Nat/Geo

Most bed bug traps and tests can cost $50 or more, but this DIY trap is so simple and cheap that the researchers that came up with it want people to try it themselves. Ideally, it'll catch the earliest stages of an infestation, when the critters are easiest to eradicate. All you need is sugar, water, and yeast.

Here's how to make one, according to this NatGeo article:

Fill an old coffee cup with ten tablespoons (150 grams) of sugar, two tablespoons (30 grams) of yeast, and one and a half quarts (one and a half liters) of water, and put it in the middle of an upturned dog bowl. Voila! You have just made a bedbug detector that beats others on the market and is much cheaper.
For clarity's sake, they're suggesting you mix everything in a container

(Note: the original experiment actually used a carved out soda bottle for this, which would make more sense than a coffee cup) and then put that container in the center of the upturned/overturned/upside down dog bowl. The CO2 reaction in the large container will attract the bugs, and when they get into the upside down dog bowl, the sloped sides will trap the bed bugs like a moat so they can't get out. According to the study (linked below) they also sprayed some adhesive on the sides of the bowl just to boost the efficacy of the trap.

In any event, the yeast eats the sugar, and releases carbon dioxide, like humans do when they exhale. It's also the gas that bed bugs use to find sleeping hosts, and they're very good at tracking carbon dioxide, even across long distances.

The trap won't kill the bed bugs, but it will catch them, and Rutgers University entomologists Narinderpal Singh, Changlu Wang, and Richard Cooper all agree that it can detect signs of an infestation early enough to be quickly and swiftly dealt with. The researchers even put their test up against the leading commercial version and found that their method was much more effective at keeping trapped bed bugs inside, so your positive result doesn't escape, leaving you to think everything's fine. You can read the whole study (or at least the abstract), in the Journal of Economic Entomology (click the PDF button to get the full version of the study), or hit the National Geographic link below for more details on how the test was developed

Bed-bugs-nestling-in-unexpected-places even in new funiture, has the van that hauled the chair been cleaned?


http://www.americanownews.com/story/15514309/study-says-bed-bugs-can-carry-bacteria

UPDATE: New information from a study shows some bed bugs can carry drug resistant bacteria - even MRSA.

Five bed bugs were tested and experts say while they carry the superbug bacteria, they are unclear of how bed bugs got the bacteria.

Dr. Scott Mahan, an infectious disease specialist, says there hasn't been any association between the bed bugs transmitting the disease to humans.

Mahan also says while the bacteria is drug resistant, "They are resistant to the drugs we used maybe 10 or 15 years ago. That doesn't mean there aren't drugs that can work against them."

So the bottom line - try and avoid bed bugs if you can.

TRY: the dryer sheets under mattress to keep them away, and in suit cases as you travel.
http://www.cdc.gov/parasites/bedbugs/faqs.html