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I was wondering what people in this thread think about recent news, e.g. here: http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssHealthcareNews/idUSN1733314420090817 of Lisinopril (a generic blood pressure medication) being highly effective for reversing MS-type disease in rodents. Besides the induced shift toward...

I was wondering what you people think about the recent study that was all over news using Lisinopril (a standard blood pressure medication with few side effects) to very effectively treat MS-like disease in rodents, in the context of this thread? (see e.g. http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssHealthca...

Does "no recurrences" mean "no MS relapses here"? Or does it stand for "no more obstruction"?

I'm captivated by this... Yet one question that I imagine you have thought about. E.g. recent results from a trial using Campath, a chemo drug that depletes T and B cells, have shown significant success in basically halting MS. Relapse rate went practically zero, no new lesions, patients had slight ...

OK, this is interesting. I did some more research and think that Cordyzeps is a group of fungii (i.e. the group that grows from dead insects), but there are many. The higher up in the Himalaya's you go the more expensive they apparently get. They're used in Chinese medicine, and I think people usual...

Has anybody bought from this source?

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I got my hands on some "Cordyceps". When I first opened the pack, something smelt very familiar. NOW i have realized that the capsules smell like chocolate cake mix! Do you have a plan as to what you're going to do with it? Also, have we settled on whether Cordyceps=Mycelia sterilia=Fingo...

I've been following this thread with some interest. Is there a strategy for how to move forward purchasing this fungus, and how to prepare it? I'm guessing that there is ample experience in Chinese medicine on what are safe doses. The tea form can't be worse than pill form, as it's fresher. Most imp...