Want to Lose weight naturally, but not sure if you can?
Today, TCM practitioners see poor diet as just one of four major contributing factors to the root cause of diabetes, believed to be a depletion of yin energy – a cool, dark, and earthy energy – combined with excessive fire in the body.
Beyond greasy, sweet and spicy food, and alcohol, all of which exhaust the spleen and result in the production of damp heat, three other factors commonly cause yin depletion and excessive fire in the body:
• an unstable emotional life, which disrupts the flow of energy in the body and causes qi stagnation, leading to an excess of internal fire;
• imbalances and disruptions in energy that are present at birth;
• excessive sexual intercourse, which depletes kidney essence, impairing its ability to provide yin to the whole body.
Ask your self…
1. Are you 110% committed to becoming diabetic FREE, and what natural health solutions?
2. Want to bypass having to try something different even to get the results you want?
3. Want to skip having to hire a dietitian or a health coach or a lot of different products without knowing what they do?
Well, in an article published in Health magazine in January 2017, registered dietitian Cynthia Sass said that mushroom coffee isn’t exactly another bogus health trend. “There is some research to show that the maitake mushroom may lower blood glucose in patients with type 2 diabetes,”
Mushrooms are safe to eat if you have diabetes, as their low GI and GL content won’t spike your blood sugar levels. Also, their vitamin B and polysaccharide content may offer additional health benefits that are of particular relevance for people with diabetes, including improved blood sugar and cholesterol control.
Studies have suggested medicinal mushrooms could help lower anxiety, reduce stress and even fight cancer. Lion’s mane mushrooms are said to boost concentration and memory; cordyceps to increase energy and enhance athletic performance; maitake mushrooms regulate blood sugar levels and chaga mushrooms are rich in antioxidants and may lower inflammation.
While medicinal mushrooms have been used in Chinese and Japanese medicine for thousands of years — and these recent claims certainly seem appealing, unfortunately, there isn’t much modern research that’s been done on humans. One study supports the claim that maitake mushrooms may lower blood glucose in patients with Type 2 diabetes, but if you’re already taking medication to control glucose levels, ingesting these mushrooms can actually interfere with the medicine. While chaga may keep you from getting the common cold, it can also act as a blood thinner and shouldn’t be consumed before surgery or by those taking certain medications.
There are a lot of claims surrounding the benefits of mushroom coffee according to Cleveland Clinic. Some of the most popular include:
- Better sleep.
- Reduced stress.
- Boosts your immune system.
- Supports your memory.
- Higher energy levels.
- Relaxes sore muscles.
- Reduced inflammation.
Organic Cordyceps Mushroom: Cordy-ceps was traditionally only used by the royal families in China where it is grown at high altitudes. It is one of the most powerful immune system mushrooms on Earth.
Organic Reishi Mushroom: An edible and medicinal mushroom revered for its various healing and immune-strengthening benefits. Reishi is a very strong anti-inflammatory and tied to longevity.
Organic Shitake Mushroom: It fights obesity, supports immune function and research suggests that Shi-take mushrooms help fight cancer cells and heal chromosome damage done by anticancer treatments.
Organic Maitake Mushroom: Known as“Hen of the Woods”, Maitake is another powerful edible and medicinal mushrooms that have to been shown to help prevent and treat cancer, manage diabetes, lower high cholesterol, and high blood pressure, stimulate immune system function, and help with weight management.
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I hope that makes things easier for you, whatever you decide to do.
