The cancer medicine America files as a "vegetable"
Tokyo hospitals prescribe it. Your grocery store sells it for six bucks.
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Mushroom in a produce cooler

There's a cancer medicine sold by prescription in hospitals in Tokyo and Osaka.

In America, the FDA files the very same thing under "gourmet vegetable" - and prices it around six dollars in the produce cooler.

I've spent eleven years digging through forgotten and suppressed research, and this was the single strangest thing I found.

In Japan, there's a whole class of medicine that comes from mushrooms. Not folklore - real compounds, dispensed in hospital pharmacies, covered by their national health system.

Here, almost nobody's heard of it. Your doctor has never had the time to read the studies.

I put all of it - the research, the names, the sources - inside The Fixity Vault. And right now you can open it free.

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  • Mark Edwards, Founder, Fixity Health