What Web MD Says About Coriolus

Its not just us ringing the news about Coriolus Versicolor. read what Web MD has to say about it….

Coriolus mushroom is a fungus. People have used the fruiting body and other parts as folk medicine for a long time. Recently, researchers have started to isolate and identify substances in coriolus that might act like pharmaceutical drugs. Two of these substances are polysaccharide peptide (PSP) and polysaccharide krestin (PSK). Scientists think these chemicals might be able to fight cancer and boost the immune system.

Coriolus mushroom, PSP, and PSK are used for stimulating the immune system; treating herpes, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), hepatitis, and pulmonary disorders; reducing phlegm; improving bodybuilding results; increasing energy; curing ringworm and a skin condition called impetigo; treating upper respiratory, urinary, and digestive tract infections; curing liver disorders including hepatitis; reducing the toxic effects and pain of chemotherapy and radiation therapy; increasing the effectiveness of chemotherapy; prolonging life and raising the quality of life of cancer patients; and increasing appetite.

How does it work?

Coriolus contains polysaccharide peptide (PSP) and polysaccharide-K (PSK, krestin), which may be able to fight tumor growth as well as boost the system.

Possibly Effective for:

  • Cancer when used with chemotherapy. Taking polysaccharide krestin (PSK), a substance found in coriolus mushroom, may improve some cancer patients’ response to chemotherapy. PSK has been used in Japan for several decades for breast cancer, esophageal cancer, gastric cancer, lung cancer, hepatic cancer, colorectal cancer, and nasopharyngeal cancer. Results have varied.
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Coriolus & Autoimmune Diseases

Coriolus versicolor modulates autoimmune diseases

Extract from article

T cells belong to a group of while blood cells known as lymphocytes, and play a central role in cell-mediated immunity. The activation of T helper (Th) cell subsets also plays an important role in immunity. Uncontrolled Th responses lead to autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. The identification of agents that modulate these helper cells is essential for controlling autoimmune diseases. A study from the November, 2008 Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, reported that polysaccharopeptide (PSP) from Coriolus versicolor exhibited the ability to control aberrant T lymphocyte activation through ciclosporin-like activity. PSP alone suppress production of activated T cells.

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HPV Lesion Medical Study – Dr J Silva Couto

The study of LSIL, Cervix lesions in HPV patients by Dr J Silva Couto

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Coriolus – The Cancer Fighter

The more research that we do about the Coriolus Versicolor mushroom, the more staggered we become about the wide ranging information about this ‘little known’ cancer fighter. From colon cancer, lung cancer, HPV, stomach cancer…the list is endless. The immune system boosting properties of the extract are simply astonishing.

Here is another article from pskmushroom.info about the cancer fighter

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E- Cigs – Customer Service To Rely On

Electronic cigarettes are a new technology and are evolving very rapidly. it was only a year or two ago that manual switches meant that the slightest knock to the battery unit would cause the unit to malfunction. Today there are still a lot of suppliers using batteries with manual switches.

One of the most important issues to consider when buying an e-cig is to know you have a customer service department you can rely on. Most of the electric cigarette suppliers you will find online are nameless and faceless and offer no security to you the customer that should you have a question or need help with ordering or if there should be a problem with your electronic cigarette once you have purchased it, that you have an easy procedure to follow to get the help you need.

As an independent distributor for inLife I know how important customer service is. One of the reasons I chose to become a distributor for inLife was because I knew that the company shared my belief that the customer service was second only to the quality of the product we offer.

We have a failsafe, double pronged service so that whatever your problem we are on hand to help.

If you need help and advice with ordering you can call me, Neil, on 843 901 9127 (US) or e-mail neil@myinlife.co.uk

(i do travel so e-mail is best at first. I pick these up hourly and can usually sort your query quickly)

If you have a problem after ordering then you can still use my contacts if you have a question or query.

If you have a problem with your product, we also have customer service department you can contact from either the front of the website or once you have logged into your account. Just choose the category of your question or query and fill out the details and someone will phone you from our customer services department ( thats right…I said phone…)

As a fail safe, if you do not hear from someone in 48 hours….you contact me…….and I will find out why.

Thats the sort of customer service you can depend on….and what makes us the leading supplier of electronic cigarettes.( Well we do have the best product and are the only company that manufactures its refill cartridges in an FDA registered lab…so that helps too!)

If you have any questions regarding our CS please drop me a line:

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