Forum - Is Ganoderma Safe For Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM)?

What is arteriovenous malformation or AVM?

In a normal human body, the arteries carry oxygen-rich blood from our heart to the rest of the body. Finally the blood slows down and passes through the small capillaries. They connect to the veins which return the oxygen-depleted blood back to the heart.

With a person who suffers from AVM the blood rushes directly from the arteries into the veins bypassing the capillaries. The surrounding tissues cannot easily absorb oxygen from the fast-flowing blood. With brain AVMs the surrounding tissue weakens or may die off which results in stroke-like symptoms, such as difficulty speaking, weakness, numbness, vision loss or severe unsteadiness.

Here we have a young lady who was born with a brain AVM.

In time she developed an angioma (a benign tumor composed chiefly of blood vessels or lymph vessels). Her speaking center was affected. So, she could not speak, always for a few seconds. “After starting treatment of linear radiotherapy” she says, “the development is very positive. I still have 1 to 2 years to go to see how far all is changing back to normal.”

Now she wants to know if ganoderma is safe for her delicate medical problem. What would the experts say? And what would be the best way to start ganotherapy?

Dear Ganoderma,

I'm very sorry to hear that your young friend was born with this disease and that she suffers from a speech disorder. This must be very bothering.
In DXN her illness is known and there are some people who found great relief with ganoderma intake.

But she needs patience and should increase her intake gradually to mega dosage per day (30 capsules RG/GL).
If she is willing to boil our veggie soup and combines the intake with it only half mega dosage is needed.

Her treatment is not influenced negatively. She should see ganoderma not like medicine, but as a very nutritious veggie which helps the body to gain strength back through detoxification and finally regulate disorders by its own.

Please forward our greetings. It would be a pleasure for us to help her!