Ask yourself these questions to see if you have a lowered immune system: 1. Do you catch colds often?
2. Do you have allergies?
3. Do you always get the flu in the spring or winter?
4. Do you have yeast infection?
5. Is your energy low?
6. Do cuts, scratches, or wounds heal slowly?
7. Do you have a cough that won't go away?
8. Do you get sinus infections often?
9. Do you get a burning tongue?
10. Do you swollen or bleeding gums or teeth?
NATRUAL KILLER CELLS- AGARICUS MURILL MUSHROOMS
Vaccinating sarcoma 180 (a type of cancer cell) into the femur of these guinea pigs normally causes cancer to spread to the entire body over four to five weeks, resulting in the death of almost all these animals. The fungus extract was first administered 24 hour later when the cancer cells were firmly embedded in the animals tissues, and the process continued for 10 consecutive days. The results were then recorded four to five weeks later. The experiment was repeated on groups of between five and ten Guinea pigs, which were each given a different fungus extract. The mean values taken from these experiments were expressed as percentages.
The anti cancer effect rate represents the percentage of guinea pigs which fully recovered from the cancer induced by an initial vaccination of sarcoma 180 and in whom a second vaccination of sarcoma 180 failed because the cancer cells could not be successfully embedded.
From these results, it was deduced that the fungus extract (component primarily comprising a high-molecular polysaccharide) activates the immunity of normal biological tissue, so that even when a virus or other external factors enter the tissue, macrophage and interferon production within the tissue is vitalized to prevent the multiplication, metastasis and reoccurrence of cancer cells.
Table:It shows results of Agaricus Blazei Murill anti cancer effect compared to other murshrooms in its class. The Agaricus Blazei Murill produced high results for both a complete recovery and for its anti cancer effect. The experiment used guinea pigs of between five and six weeks old, which is equivalent to 15 and 16 years old in human terms.
