kwhitsitt1's video: Cordyceps Benefits -3 Large Benefits and 1 Big Drawback

Click on the link below for a free video guide to dietary supplements and alternative medicine. http://utahtexans.com/ In today's video I'm going to share some of the leading cordyceps benefits as well as a large drawback with this alternative medicine. One of the scariest things that we face is the health problem that starts with C, you know what I'm talking about? Yea, cancer because it can hit us without warning causing tons of damage. One benefit is that it can help fight cancer. In a study published in Cancer Chemotherapy and Pharmacology in 2007, cordyceps caused human oral cancer cells to self-destruct. A while back ago I read a book called “Anti-Cancer” all I remember from the book was drink green tea and eat lots of cooked mushrooms. One of the important things to remember about mushrooms is that you want to cook them before eating them. This destroys any harmful things that you may not see, and helps you digest them it breaks down the cell wall. Real quickly there is a theory that cancer can't survive in the body as long as everything is running correctly, so if you ever get diagnosed with it maybe run tests and see what is off and then correct that. Next up, A 2010 study published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine demonstrated that supplementation with cordyceps improved exercise performance and contributed to overall markers of wellness in older adults. You know another great reason why energy is good. Yea for sex, especially for guys since we do a lot of work. A Japanese clinical study has also found that Cordyceps helps 64% of the men who took it with their erectile dysfunction. Plus it boosts testosterone, which guys need more of as we age. For girls too it can help with libido. Another double blind study by the Institute of Materia Medica in Beijing, China showed a woman improvement of libido and desire at 86%. Honey for dinner we have cordyceps for dinner It can also help lower cholesterol. Clinical studies published in Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine (involving 273 patients (in 9 hospitals) with high cholesterol level) show that Cordyceps sinensis helps to lower total cholesterol by 10–21% and triglycerides by 9–26%. At the same time, it helps to increase HDL cholesterol (‘good’ cholesterol) by 27–30%. The big negative with this mushroom is the cost. Mushroom hunters in Nepal can earn $900 for an ounce of this mushrooms. It really is one of the most expensive mushrooms known to man, it's hard to grow. The good news is that you can find it in a supplement form. Before you shop for supplements it's good to know what to look for. To make things really easy for you I've created a huge video guide on what to look for, what to avoid, I compare products, share my own ideas on some great supplements as well as what to take naturally for various health problems that we face. Anytime you do something naturally then that is much better than the prescription drugs and the surgical options that we are faced with.