Submit YOUR results with Cordyceps!
Submit YOUR results with Cordyceps!
Learn about the five documents that make up the Data Set PDF Packet for each participant.
Learn how you can participate and share YOUR results with CLL and Cordyceps!
A Cordyceps and CLL Working Group, a collaboration of the CLL Society, NIH, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Mayo Clinic, Cancer Commons, the University of Nottingham (UK), and Dentali Botanical Sciences, have received and reviewed selected longitudinal data.
Links, descriptions and details about Cordyceps and making Cordyceps tea.
Meet the people who are working to help you with this process.
Need to interact with others who have CLL? Glenn Sabin offers the Anticancer Thrivers Facebook Group to continue the conversation.
Please reach us at cordycepsandcll@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Answer:
The discovery was participant-driven, originating with Jeff Hinz, (Participant #1) an early adopter of Cordyceps After being diagnosed with CLL in 2020, Jeff was inspired by the work of mycologist Paul Stamets.
In August 2023, he began a daily protocol of consuming a tea made from 0.5g of Cordyceps militaris in 8oz of water. Remarkably, within eight weeks, his CBC/Diff blood counts returned to normal ranges.
When Jeff shared his documented results in Glenn Sabin's online community, it sparked immediate and significant interest. This single, well-documented case catalyzed the formation of this patient-led discovery project.
Answer:
The involvement of the academic community was made possible through the strategic efforts of Glenn Sabin, a prominent patient advocate and author of the book n of 1,
Recognizing the potential of the initial participant-reported data, Glenn acted as a crucial liaison. He leveraged his established network to connect the patient advocate leadership from the Anticancer Thrivers community with two key groups:
The CLL Society: A trusted, formal patient organization.
Academic Researchers: Scientists from institutions like the NIH, Dana-Farber, and Mayo Clinic have interest in investigating these findings more formally.
Answer:
No. There are absolutely no guarantees. This is a patient-led discovery project, not a clinical trial, and individual results can vary significantly.
What We Have Observed:
While we are encouraged by the data so far—with a significant majority of participants reporting a positive response—this does not predict or guarantee a similar outcome for you.
Potential Risks & Considerations:
It is essential to understand that this process is not without risk.
Potential outcomes include:
No change in your condition.
An adverse reaction, such as blood counts moving in the wrong direction.
Your Responsibility: Safety First!
Your health is the top priority. We require that you consult with your healthcare provider before, during, and after this process. Regular blood testing is mandatory to monitor your body's response safely.
Answer:
Yes, it is possible. We have compiled a list of international suppliers that other participants have successfully used.
Before you visit the page, please remember this critical advice:
Always look for whole "fruiting bodies." Data from our participants indicates that pre-made capsules, tinctures, and powders are significantly less effective.
You can find the list of recommended suppliers on the bottom of the page of this link here
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