Comments on: Cordyceps Sinensis: Miracle Mushroom from the Orient http://www.BalancePointBlog.com/cordyceps-sinensis-miracle-mushroom-from-the-orient/ Helping you create maximum health... naturally! Sun, 08 Jan 2012 05:28:17 +0000 hourly 1 By: drbruce http://www.BalancePointBlog.com/cordyceps-sinensis-miracle-mushroom-from-the-orient/comment-page-1/#comment-41 drbruce Sun, 21 Mar 2010 13:09:09 +0000 http://renoalternativemedicine.com/bp/?p=348#comment-41 Hi Daniel, Thanks for stopping by and for sharing this interesting information. Your website is a great resource, particularly for people interested in modern Tibet and especially their traditional medicine. Dr. Bruce Hi Daniel,

Thanks for stopping by and for sharing this interesting information. Your website is a great resource, particularly for people interested in modern Tibet and especially their traditional medicine.

Dr. Bruce

]]> By: Daniel Winkler http://www.BalancePointBlog.com/cordyceps-sinensis-miracle-mushroom-from-the-orient/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Daniel Winkler Sun, 21 Mar 2010 07:56:45 +0000 http://renoalternativemedicine.com/bp/?p=348#comment-40 Great page! Did you see the latest research on Cordycepin from Nottingham University. I have a link on my blog. On my www.mushroaming.com webpages i have tons of stuff on Cordyceps sinensis in Tibet including many photos and its ethno-mycology. It wa salready known in the 14 hundreds as yartsa gUnbu, its current name. the Chinese name dong chong xia cao is probably translated from Tibetan. I also organize Cordyceps tours in Tibet, but we make sure we see not only fungi, but everything else worth going to Tibet as well. best regards, daniel Great page!
Did you see the latest research on Cordycepin from Nottingham University. I have a link on my blog. On my http://www.mushroaming.com webpages i have tons of stuff on Cordyceps sinensis in Tibet including many photos and its ethno-mycology. It wa salready known in the 14 hundreds as yartsa gUnbu, its current name. the Chinese name dong chong xia cao is probably translated from Tibetan. I also organize Cordyceps tours in Tibet, but we make sure we see not only fungi, but everything else worth going to Tibet as well.
best regards, daniel

]]> By: drbruce http://www.BalancePointBlog.com/cordyceps-sinensis-miracle-mushroom-from-the-orient/comment-page-1/#comment-37 drbruce Sun, 24 Jan 2010 03:07:29 +0000 http://renoalternativemedicine.com/bp/?p=348#comment-37 Hi Tony, Thanks for the positive comments. You're right, there are some very useful medicines among the mushrooms. Thanks for the book reference and the link. Dr. Bruce Hi Tony,

Thanks for the positive comments. You’re right, there are some very useful medicines among the mushrooms. Thanks for the book reference and the link.

Dr. Bruce

]]> By: Tony @ Alternative Medicine Notes http://www.BalancePointBlog.com/cordyceps-sinensis-miracle-mushroom-from-the-orient/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Tony @ Alternative Medicine Notes Sun, 24 Jan 2010 02:12:38 +0000 http://renoalternativemedicine.com/bp/?p=348#comment-36 Great post-- there's also a lot of great info about this mushroom in Paul Stamets' excellent book "Mycelium Running." It's got some of the most powerful health benefits outside the agaricon mushroom. I've linked to you from my blog, too. You have a lot of really helpful information here... Great post– there’s also a lot of great info about this mushroom in Paul Stamets’ excellent book “Mycelium Running.” It’s got some of the most powerful health benefits outside the agaricon mushroom.

I’ve linked to you from my blog, too. You have a lot of really helpful information here…

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