Mushrooms for Backyard Medicine: Tradd Cotter from Mushroom Mountain

[@dbirdeycapozzi9807]

I was so pleased to see this pop up on my thread this morning. We visited Mushroom Mountain last month and we're looking forward to the next tour! Mushrooms!

[@helentc]

Wow, that was amazing. I would love to learn so much more about this topic!

[@jc1865]

Wonderful information. We need more of the mycoverse being discussed and followed up on. It is amazing and helps get us away from big pharma and other corporations "playing the game".

[@williesallee5195]

Awesome!

[@georgemurray4652]

Good job tradd, I have been watching you grow in credibility. Looking forward to the future. Peace.

[@anniedoyle9113]

WOW ! thank you cabo don for sending me this clip . so much to learn . annie

[@joalexsg9741]

Thank you so much for this most educational video! I´m downloading it but have already already shared it!

[@royalnag6690]

Good lecture enjoyed it would have loved to try some of that mushroom beverage you made and yes look after our back yard much respect and bless

[@mirzarashidbaig]

Lovely. Very good presentation and awesome information shared. Love to watch these different mushroom and learn medicinal properties / qualities which they hold.

[@sherrydetla4888]

I loved your video, I pick wild mushrooms, and I love and eat them regularly, your video showed me the need for them, I have written and set pictures to our environment minister requesting them not to cut down a forested area, around a beautiful marsh..I sent photo of the mushrooms the Eco system...that not only to protect the marsh but everything.. About this area..the logging industry is very tough to fight if you don't have a govt that seems to care,.. I live on Vancouver Island B.c. Canada... A lot of local really try..to solve this demand for lumber that is being sent mostly to China...well if you want to have a read..it's Called Hamilton Marsh beautiful area...tons of mushrooms out here.. I pick ten edibles..love them fresh, dried or cooked,, your video was very impressive..loved it and hope you keep at your passion and fine work.. I totally see ..I have a garden and I let it grow not in rows but spread in a mix.. I found my garden was producing more and thrived so good..everything you said was awsome..Nov 27, 2015

[@johokeen1]

Great comment. This gentleman is clearly very committed to his love of mushrooms . Would love to visit his farm some day, soonish..... I've learnt a lot from this video! 👏👏👍👍

[@aureliarizon8802]

Thanks i enjoy watching really good to make my own.

[@kevingrabkowski5505]

Gr8 job I'm making tea from Turkey tail iand Brich ploypore in North Jersey

[@TheMoneyStealer]

what county?

[@kevingrabkowski5505]

@@TheMoneyStealer USA

[@TheMoneyStealer]

@@kevingrabkowski5505 what county in north jersey though? i'm in essex, i'm trying to get into foraging

[@kevingrabkowski5505]

@@TheMoneyStealer the county is Sussex. Tree forest is protected

[@kevingrabkowski5505]

@@TheMoneyStealer it's all over in woods everywhere you have to find oak or maple trees stumps decaying

[@xavierspade666]

I wonder if, or rather when Cordyceps will move up from insects to mammals. I've heard that each variety of Cordyceps specializes in its on favorite specie of host, and that the more populous a species becomes, the more likely a Cordyceps will come along to infect it. Do you think a Cordyceps will come along for the 7+ billion homo-sapiens? If not, why not?

[@nature.earth.wisdom.]

We are warm blooded.. fungi typically prefer cooler temperatures.

[@christopherellis2663]

This would explain why so many people are so pathetic and selfish. Their brain 🧠 has been taken over

[@jcjensenllc]

Not soon enough.

[@medicinemom3620]

Agaratines are carcinogenic, according to some mouse studies. What way is it consumed for medicinal purposes?

[@rctezluh42069]

Like if Paul Stamets changed your life.

[@royalnag6690]

Top guy would love to know all that he does

[@johnredman938]

At 23, you say something that I, as a neophyte, take issue with, in that you call 'polypores' a "hard-gilled" mushroom. That confuses me. BTW, as an Ashvilleite, do you know of the Old Farmer's Ball at Warren Wilson?

[@hannahdwyer1702]

John Redman

[@johnredman938]

Say, Hannah, what are you replying to me for? I hope it is to make me smarter or to comment on Contra Dance.

[@windyrhodes3453]

the psilocin slide is the wrong chemical structure, otherwise, great lecture, thanks!

[@xavierspade666]

I'm not at all keen on the new fangled idea of introducing agitants and microbial contaminants to fungal treatments , to get it to overproduce or put out new mutations of itself... that seems rather dangerous ground.

[@jengoodwin7244]

Why do you say this? Can you provide specific information? Please/Ty.

[@andreasstromberg296]

Simply put your mushrooms picked or buyed in the sun for one hour, Then they produce D vitamin by themselfs.

[@zazamicofifi]

really enjoyed your video...just a note, we in Central Europe have deadly mushrooms, about 20 people die each year. Avoid red and orange in general.

[@mamacharilondon8614]

excellent! though surprised Paul Stamets doesnt get a shout out or recognition for his work on anti smallpox/herpes etc (as well as the psychedelics!)

[@christopherellis2663]

Ötzi, not Åtzi! Funky Fungí... What's it with the vegan cordyceps rubbish?

[@dssarr]

Please stop saying things like "every mushroom is edible for 30 minutes" YOU know very well that the most poisonous/deadly mushrooms have no symptoms for 12+ hours. Same mushrooms is edible more than once, they taste fine and a person could have it for breakfast lunch and dinner before they started puking. It is sad to hear experts saying such silly things. Please stop.

[@royalnag6690]

Thumbs down by the jealous mob

[@hosoiarchives4858]

Mushroom people are weird

[@royalnag6690]

Everything is weird until you come familiar with it

[@jengoodwin7244]

I know you mean that with love. If by weird you mean smart, you are correct.