what we really need is someone putting together a mind map slowly one what the humans body needs and in what food it's found. like all this new stuff not just vitamin d, b12 etc etc. it's way too much information out there and nobody has the time too watch UA-cam videos for every little vitamin, acid, mineral etc.
*Ergothioneine is a naturally occurring amino acid. This compound occurs in relatively few organisms, notably actinomycetota, cyanobacteria, and certain fungi. In humans, ergothioneine is acquired exclusively through the diet and accumulates in erythrocytes, bone marrow, liver, kidney, seminal fluid, and eyes.
Oh what an episode. So grateful to You and Dr Lee Carroll for sharing an ocean of knowledge for the benefit of mankind. It's so condensed that I had to replay certain portions of the interaction. Thanks again for this episode 🙏
I've been taking their products. Fresh Cap are the best imho😊. I've felt the difference in my cognitive function since I started taking the Lions Mane. I put the powder in my tea and also have it in capsule form. Thrive 6 is a combo of all in one capsule. I use that also.
Thioneine sounds similar to a B vitamin. Does it then need fat as a carrier as B vitamins tend to be hydrophobic. Organ meats were mentioned which could tie in.
It also at least appears to be in a variety of foods, so you are getting small amounts if you're eating certain types of legumes, grains, organ meat and of course mushrooms. * Spirulina apparently and fermented foods. So when he said that we're not getting enough in America has one of the least amount, I think a part of that is that Americans also eat less organ meat as well. They eat more animal products like muscle tissue but not as much organ meat as what people would have eaten even a few generations ago. And Americans have never really been big with mushrooms. 🧐
Mycorrhizal fungi in the soil transfer it to plant roots. That's the process by which it ends up in other foods. The problem is that tilling the soil and myriad other common modern farming techniques completely destroy the soil fungal networks. Therfore, little to no ingestion by the majority that don't specifically eat a lot of mushrooms and certain fermented foods etc. That means MOST people!
@@user-uk7tk8oc9f Yes, It does seem so doesn't it, our agricultural practices are bad. But thank you for adding that into it about the soil. I wish there was some way to add other than 'like' a comment to that. I was just merely noticing that Americans also eat a lot less of those things outside of mushrooms. * And I also realized later that we probably don't eat as much fermented foods as we used to since we have refrigeration that we tend to eat more fresher foods. But human stomachs are very acidic. Something similar to a scavenger.
Very interesting stuff. Wish I had Tony's gift for self promotion. He is a gifted speaker and sales rep. I can't hardly give my extracts away. Never used their products but totally believe in the efficasy of mushrooms and extracts made from them. Used to just sell chaga and reishi to get some extra money and fund my hikes. Then became a user. Now they are a solid part of my life. And my pets.
Thank you for another great and interesting video! I love watching, eating and growing mushrooms and thanks to your videos I know event more about them 💚 I would like to ask you if you could make a video about health aspects of the chicken of the woods mushroom? I found one some time ago and cloned it and try to grow it indoors. It looks promising on grain, but not so much in a liquid nor a petri dish. Anyways it's beautiful and super tasty, I wonder how health it is in comparison to oyster or other mushrooms :)
For mosquitos...attract with a patch of mushrooms...then place a high power fan with a on off timer and a screen on one side...When the fan comes on they will get stuck in the fine mesh...
Good idea. I saw a video demonstrating this. When I'm reishi foraging I'll leave my bag and occasionally a do a perimeter search and when I come back there'll be a swarm of mosqitos around my bag. Horse flies also ( it's black) . I'll kill most of the bugs then move the bag down the line to the next flush , repeat. When I have 40 or 50 pounds I move them to the four wheeler for extraction. I think I'll set up something like this at my mushroom cleaning station at home.
In belize, succotz, my grandparents and parents collected mosrooms from two plants after burning for planting corn beans and pumpkins. They were earlike small about halve inch earlike brown gray. Once prepaired it was considered better than meat.
i have read books about mushrooms and never knew they respired like us. does this open possibilities for companion planting in protected , sealed environments. so is ergothioneine related to ergot which is base of lsd
I took lion's mane powder (fairly pricey) and I took it according to the instructions for about a month, and it broke me out in an itchy rash, mostly in my scalp but also on the middle of my chest. So I quit taking it and it took another month for the rash to go away.
Could be an allergy to the mushroom, but also could be an allergy to something in the processing procedures? Have you tried dual extracts, that may be a better alternative. After the rash though idk if I would make another attempt
So looking at this I was looking it up while watching this. Interestingly, it says it's in large part in our bodies in our skin and eyes, particularly the eye lens. As well as a semen. It makes me wonder if it plays a huge role in our eyesight and as well as in skin protection/ Anti-Aging. As well as male fertility.
Nearly 50 years ago, I experienced a miscarriage around 8 weeks into a pregnancy. I continued bleeding afteward for days so the doctor gave me ergot to ''tighten up'' my uterus. It worked like a charm and I went on to have two more healthy babies. I learned that it was made from ergot that was the organism that caused the illness called ergotism that was caused by consuming moldy grain,. Is this the same or related substance that becomes poisonous in larger amounts?
Don't know if anyone has spotted this, but Finland might be an outlier because of the high Sauna usage which has been studied extensively and shown to decrease all cause mortality by 30 to 40% I believe.
Yooper here (resident of the Upper Peninsula, if you're unfamiliar with the term). We have a high Finnish population here and a huge part of the homes here have saunas. Their evidence of working is currently walking around up here.
OK, I realize this is probably an irrational fear, but after watching the last of us and understanding what Cortyceps can do to ants, I’m hesitant to just introduce it to my body. Can somebody explain to me why I’m wrong
Thank you for admitting plants need co2... many modern "scientists" refuse to admit that plants and forests are growing better now and we might finally get back to normal and healthy pre-ice-age levels. Also it's not linear. We'll be heating up less and less the further we go above 400ppm. Thankyou mushrooms!
Every time I drive my car I think about the CO2 I bring back to nature. According to NASA the planet has become greener because of highrr levels of it.
Tree's growing rapidly is not necessarily good, strong Forrests thrive off slow, equal growth, when they grow quick it's because it's trying to bounce back real fast and lots of trees fall and die from growing too quick as they don't fatten up and have their root system balance them out takes 500 years for the Forrest to grow enough old growth for it to recover fully
I don't eat mushrooms, and I made it to 77 as of the 23rd of July. I ate lots of candy most of my life. Still eat more than my share of pies and pastries. I did stop drinking cokes and other sodas.
6:13 you've got the name of the Ergorthioneine wrong in graphics. You can correct this via some overlay text on youtube I think, no need to redo the video.
I will feed it to the animals that will break it down so I can absorb it as I eat them. Always gonna be a lotta hype on discoveries. Carnivore isn't going out of style, for a reason.
I thought just occurred to me about this. It's been. This has really been setting rent in my head for days. So I wanted to come back What I was thinking of male reproduction since it's so high and semen levels, It could mean stronger swimmers then I was also thinking now what if that could help reduce miscarriages? What if it plays a critical role in fetal development. I mean the research on this is just beginning. Very exciting. But yes, fetal development it could impact it significantly from this reproductive angle since we already know that it's in the male sperm of significance, what if it could reduce chromosomal damages? Which is one of the causes of miscarriages as well as chromosomal disorders. What if it impacts fetal brain development? And if it can impact fetal brain development, there's a high potential that it could affect early childhood? I wonder if this is also in breast milk * apparently it is breast milk, both animal and human. It's also in the placenta, at least seen and other animals so most likely it is in humans as well. It's only in some infant formula but not an all infant formula.
@@jakemelinko honey, that is harsh. I am not just very clever and I would want him to tell me what I should do. How can this be a problem? When you go to a doctor do you “do your thinking” or do you let the doctor do the thinking? With respect I think you are the problem, giving your opinion on areas in which you are not fully informed. Love to you. ❤️
Morning Mel. I pretty much base my diet on what the dog ( and the crows) eat first. I am irritatingly healthy. Or in most of my friends opinion "bit of a nutter". Regards England
50 mins video is a turn off. Too verbose. Content better suited for written form. 5 mins should be sufficient to provide critical information and the rest made available in written form.
I imagine that you've taken quite the number of mushrooms recreationally and that they've taken over your psyche to turn you into their human ambassador and now you act on their behalf as an agent 😂😂😂
what we really need is someone putting together a mind map slowly one what the humans body needs and in what food it's found. like all this new stuff not just vitamin d, b12 etc etc. it's way too much information out there and nobody has the time too watch UA-cam videos for every little vitamin, acid, mineral etc.
100% mind maps are amazing at understanding things and interractions
I have the time, I work in the union and I drive around the country a lot
@@xyomga Well... Will you do it then? I'd love to see it.
7:20 Ergothioneine
*Ergothioneine is a naturally occurring amino acid. This compound occurs in relatively few organisms, notably actinomycetota, cyanobacteria, and certain fungi.
In humans, ergothioneine is acquired exclusively through the diet and accumulates in erythrocytes, bone marrow, liver, kidney, seminal fluid, and eyes.
Thank youuu
This was absolutely eye opening...thank you for the content
WOW, thank you Dr Lee Carroll.
I always enjoy your content! You carry many different veiws and insights. Keep it coming
Oh what an episode. So grateful to You and Dr Lee Carroll for sharing an ocean of knowledge for the benefit of mankind. It's so condensed that I had to replay certain portions of the interaction. Thanks again for this episode 🙏
I just love Real Mushroom's product. Very affordable and great quality.
I love mushrooms and their magic! Thanks for the education!
I’m fascinated in learning more about the correlation with gut health and mushrooms
Thank you for the live stream. I appreciate your channel. Thank you Tony and team!
something new (to me) on youtube..thanks
great info! thanks for sharing.. didn't know that regarding yellow oyster.
Do the mushroom powders have the erogthianine still?
I actually got some leftover used mushroom bags from my friend who grows his own mushrooms for my planting bins. I want to learn as much as I can.
I've been taking their products.
Fresh Cap are the best imho😊.
I've felt the difference in my cognitive function since I started taking the Lions Mane. I put the powder in my tea and also have it in capsule form. Thrive 6 is a combo of all in one capsule. I use that also.
freshcap is one of the only brands that i would take lol theres another but they still probably arent as clean as freshcap
I'm curious what the ergothioneine levels are in their lion's mane capsules. They should test that and add it to the label.
~~~ Fantastic episode. Good on ya for this. Another reason I have to have my Liver and Onions occasionally in addition to my mushrooms. CHEERS !!!
I was wondering about something that just popped up in my head. What about mental health with this? I wonder if it impacts your mental health?
Thioneine sounds similar to a B vitamin. Does it then need fat as a carrier as B vitamins tend to be hydrophobic. Organ meats were mentioned which could tie in.
Your "swipe" transition noise is terrifying on my headphones 😂 great content though thanks...
Thank you so much for your work!!! Learn so much 💪🏻🍄
It also at least appears to be in a variety of foods, so you are getting small amounts if you're eating certain types of legumes, grains, organ meat and of course mushrooms. * Spirulina apparently and fermented foods.
So when he said that we're not getting enough in America has one of the least amount, I think a part of that is that Americans also eat less organ meat as well. They eat more animal products like muscle tissue but not as much organ meat as what people would have eaten even a few generations ago. And Americans have never really been big with mushrooms. 🧐
exactly
Mycorrhizal fungi in the soil transfer it to plant roots. That's the process by which it ends up in other foods. The problem is that tilling the soil and myriad other common modern farming techniques completely destroy the soil fungal networks. Therfore, little to no ingestion by the majority that don't specifically eat a lot of mushrooms and certain fermented foods etc. That means MOST people!
@@user-uk7tk8oc9f Yes, It does seem so doesn't it, our agricultural practices are bad.
But thank you for adding that into it about the soil. I wish there was some way to add other than 'like' a comment to that.
I was just merely noticing that Americans also eat a lot less of those things outside of mushrooms.
* And I also realized later that we probably don't eat as much fermented foods as we used to since we have refrigeration that we tend to eat more fresher foods. But human stomachs are very acidic. Something similar to a scavenger.
Very interesting stuff. Wish I had Tony's gift for self promotion. He is a gifted speaker and sales rep. I can't hardly give my extracts away. Never used their products but totally believe in the efficasy of mushrooms and extracts made from them. Used to just sell chaga and reishi to get some extra money and fund my hikes. Then became a user. Now they are a solid part of my life. And my pets.
Thank you for another great and interesting video! I love watching, eating and growing mushrooms and thanks to your videos I know event more about them 💚
I would like to ask you if you could make a video about health aspects of the chicken of the woods mushroom?
I found one some time ago and cloned it and try to grow it indoors.
It looks promising on grain, but not so much in a liquid nor a petri dish.
Anyways it's beautiful and super tasty, I wonder how health it is in comparison to oyster or other mushrooms :)
all the mushroom research and growers seems to be done in cold areas, I would like to know more about hot/warm mushroom cultivation.
Check out Asians growing fungi in tropical climates
Pushing product what's it growing in matters
I feel there is room for research on mushrooms and gut health in promoting cognitive function
Indeed yes it’s called Psilocybin treatment made of mushroom consumption that fight against depression, even schizophrenia etc..
Yepp
Would you consider a discussion about gut health and gut michindrea and mushrooms promoting health.
Do mushroom extracts retain ergothioeine? or is it taken away in the process?
I believe Carroll mentioned Ergo is retained during the cooking process
Hello fellow Albertan. I am in Edmonton. Where are you located? I am curious about adding more mushrooms into my meal plans and growing my own foods.
For mosquitos...attract with a patch of mushrooms...then place a high power fan with a on off timer and a screen on one side...When the fan comes on they will get stuck in the fine mesh...
Good idea. I saw a video demonstrating this. When I'm reishi foraging I'll leave my bag and occasionally a do a perimeter search and when I come back there'll be a swarm of mosqitos around my bag. Horse flies also ( it's black) . I'll kill most of the bugs then move the bag down the line to the next flush , repeat. When I have 40 or 50 pounds I move them to the four wheeler for extraction. I think I'll set up something like this at my mushroom cleaning station at home.
Great episode! Who knew the humbly Oyster mushroom could pack such a medicinal punch?
I heard from another YT video that named Beta Glucans as the compound found in mushrooms that is the most beneficial compund to humans.
In belize, succotz, my grandparents and parents collected mosrooms from two plants after burning for planting corn beans and pumpkins. They were earlike small about halve inch earlike brown gray. Once prepaired it was considered better than meat.
What kind of mushroom is that?
what is you freezed dry the mushrooms before cooking it, would that make it easier to digest
Growers of a certain high-value plant use "Mushroom bags" to add CO2 to a small room.
i have read books about mushrooms and never knew they respired like us. does this open possibilities for companion planting in protected , sealed environments. so is ergothioneine related to ergot which is base of lsd
That's where it was first discovered/isolated.... in the 1930's I believe
How much Ergo is in psilos? Serious question. Perhaps it is playing a role in psilo’s effects on the brain?
I’m curious as to whether the isolated compound is as effective as getting it from consuming mushrooms (the entourage effect)
I've started drying and powdering lions mane and other mushrooms to add to coffee and soups, stews etc. Time to add oyster mushrooms.
I took lion's mane powder (fairly pricey) and I took it according to the instructions for about a month, and it broke me out in an itchy rash, mostly in my scalp but also on the middle of my chest. So I quit taking it and it took another month for the rash to go away.
Could be an allergy to the mushroom, but also could be an allergy to something in the processing procedures? Have you tried dual extracts, that may be a better alternative. After the rash though idk if I would make another attempt
I would definitely stay away from lions mane, but you could try a different kind. That's an allergy for sure. Imo.
Was it 3rd party testedbfor purity? NSF or GMP?
Is Swanson Cordyceps food supplement effective and good? Thank you gor sharing
Your presentation is not for casual listening! Let me resume when I have a notebook handy. Thanks for your great research and information!
So looking at this I was looking it up while watching this. Interestingly, it says it's in large part in our bodies in our skin and eyes, particularly the eye lens. As well as a semen.
It makes me wonder if it plays a huge role in our eyesight and as well as in skin protection/ Anti-Aging.
As well as male fertility.
Strange comments section - the Blob has obviously now heard about the next thing to attack - mushrooms
Nearly 50 years ago, I experienced a miscarriage around 8 weeks into a pregnancy. I continued bleeding afteward for days so the doctor gave me ergot to ''tighten up'' my uterus. It worked like a charm and I went on to have two more healthy babies. I learned that it was made from ergot that was the organism that caused the illness called ergotism that was caused by consuming moldy grain,. Is this the same or related substance that becomes poisonous in larger amounts?
Are there any mushrooms that produce C-15:0? Also a new essential. That would fix a lot of issues.
Really fascinating stuff, especially the adaptogenic way it works, depending on the ph in the cells, amazing!
Don't know if anyone has spotted this, but Finland might be an outlier because of the high Sauna usage which has been studied extensively and shown to decrease all cause mortality by 30 to 40% I believe.
Yooper here (resident of the Upper Peninsula, if you're unfamiliar with the term). We have a high Finnish population here and a huge part of the homes here have saunas. Their evidence of working is currently walking around up here.
Does it act as a vitamin or merely accumulate in certain tissues more?
Slowly but surely its becoming mainstream . Hallelujah
I read somewhere that mushrooms are more related to animals than plants….. Where I’m going with this, I don’t know. I just thought it to be profound.
I wonder what role Ergo might have with Nitric Oxide?
OK, I realize this is probably an irrational fear, but after watching the last of us and understanding what Cortyceps can do to ants, I’m hesitant to just introduce it to my body. Can somebody explain to me why I’m wrong
Ergo ...therefore.
Cogito
Great guest .
What are the links to the papers you show?
Nice Job Boys !
Thanks Tony!
That could be to do with stomach acid become less able to absolve the nutrients which happens as you age (38m:36s)
Thank you for admitting plants need co2... many modern "scientists" refuse to admit that plants and forests are growing better now and we might finally get back to normal and healthy pre-ice-age levels. Also it's not linear. We'll be heating up less and less the further we go above 400ppm. Thankyou mushrooms!
Every time I drive my car I think about the CO2 I bring back to nature. According to NASA the planet has become greener because of highrr levels of it.
Can you give some examples of the scientists you're talking about?
@@NickleJ no you can figure it out.
Tree's growing rapidly is not necessarily good, strong Forrests thrive off slow, equal growth, when they grow quick it's because it's trying to bounce back real fast and lots of trees fall and die from growing too quick as they don't fatten up and have their root system balance them out takes 500 years for the Forrest to grow enough old growth for it to recover fully
@@NickleJ On NASA's website article 'Carbon Dioxide Fertilization Greening Earth, Study Finds'
I don't eat mushrooms, and I made it to 77 as of the 23rd of July. I ate lots of candy most of my life. Still eat more than my share of pies and pastries. I did stop drinking cokes and other sodas.
Well it was nice hearing of you. ♧
Lionsmane gives me brain fog and weird feels 😅
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Fundge eye?
6:13 you've got the name of the Ergorthioneine wrong in graphics. You can correct this via some overlay text on youtube I think, no need to redo the video.
thanks
Less than 1% of our air is Co2
Great 🎉
we like, very much
I really don't like mushrooms. I hate the texture.. I think I'm autistic 😆 .. but strangely, I love watching UA-cam videos about fungi.
I am not a bot I ❤️ Mycommunity
growing mushrooms in space
humans produce CO₂ also
i would think a human population would be sufficient to balance plants need for CO₂
I will feed it to the animals that will break it down so I can absorb it as I eat them.
Always gonna be a lotta hype on discoveries. Carnivore isn't going out of style, for a reason.
I thought just occurred to me about this. It's been. This has really been setting rent in my head for days. So I wanted to come back
What I was thinking of male reproduction since it's so high and semen levels, It could mean stronger swimmers then I was also thinking now what if that could help reduce miscarriages? What if it plays a critical role in fetal development. I mean the research on this is just beginning. Very exciting.
But yes, fetal development it could impact it significantly from this reproductive angle since we already know that it's in the male sperm of significance, what if it could reduce chromosomal damages? Which is one of the causes of miscarriages as well as chromosomal disorders.
What if it impacts fetal brain development?
And if it can impact fetal brain development, there's a high potential that it could affect early childhood? I wonder if this is also in breast milk * apparently it is breast milk, both animal and human. It's also in the placenta, at least seen and other animals so most likely it is in humans as well.
It's only in some infant formula but not an all infant formula.
You talk too fast! If you want to get your message across, SLOW DOWN! Closed captions even has trouble keeping up,
Turn down the playback speed is all you have to do in the settings..
Is the guest locked for anyone else?
Just say which one we must buy. The video is too long, I love the beard tho.
That's not the way it works, and people who want others to do their thinking for them and tell them what to do are the problem in this society.
@@jakemelinko honey, that is harsh. I am not just very clever and I would want him to tell me what I should do. How can this be a problem? When you go to a doctor do you “do your thinking” or do you let the doctor do the thinking? With respect I think you are the problem, giving your opinion on areas in which you are not fully informed. Love to you. ❤️
Does anybody know why some languages are missing from auto translate ? 😊
Space ah yeah ya lost me
You must be high on mushrooms 😂😅
Note: According to how food is raised Organically, without proper fertilization, Organic food has fewer nutrients than non-organic food.
Is there a mushroom which helps lung health?
Turkey tail boosts immunological system in general, including in the respiratory parts of the body.
Cordyceps
Old news
7:35 and bud just glosses over a perfectly valid reason to say semen and just gives a hard pass, bro must be soft
Leave Canada, Stop Your Russian Love
Hi do you have a contact email?
My dogs won't touch mushrooms, lol!
So? We're much older and more complex in the evolutionary context
Morning Mel.
I pretty much base my diet on what the dog ( and the crows) eat first.
I am irritatingly healthy.
Or in most of my friends opinion "bit of a nutter".
Regards England
Some dogs'll eat poop.
No one needs to survive in space brother.
Aliens do
Evolution is a lie my friend. Substitute evolution for adaptation.
I evolved from a Common Ancestor of Homo S. & Fungi! Did youse? ☆
Adaptation is a prerequisite for evolution to happen...
“Joined 11 years ago”
poor old man got scared of dying and joined a religion to cope lOl
@michaelkoester2333 It's still called a theory for a reason.
@@Dmainvain You mean the :: Absolute Law of Evolution ?
Stop telling people to leave the planet.
Ahhh go to Mars! ☆
💎💎🫶🏼🫧
50 mins video is a turn off. Too verbose. Content better suited for written form. 5 mins should be sufficient to provide critical information and the rest made available in written form.
Mushrooms in space...That's a great idea....They can join me there .
We have never been on the moon and never go to mars.
and you will never go to school
TROLL
I imagine that you've taken quite the number of mushrooms recreationally and that they've taken over your psyche to turn you into their human ambassador and now you act on their behalf as an agent 😂😂😂
Septic tank 😂 bs
Your nobody
Anyone got a one word tldr for this clickbait?
Ergothioneine. It's mentioned in the description.
Ergothioneine
antioxidant
Correlated with longevity. Causality is a big questing in my mind, but it looks interesting. And I don't mind an excuse to get some oyster mushrooms!
@@jolenechandler4192 If world worked the way I think it should, it would be mentioned in the title
I poop on mushrooms it is
There's psyops & po-ops!
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