ChosunNinja ( Kanja medicine homestudy trailer) 霊芝キノコ /영지 버섯
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2015
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Make sure you get a real teacher who actually knows Ninjutsu and ask them about the wilderness medicine as a test of their authenticity with basic questions. Otherwise they will hold up a high rank paper and become a instant salesmen.
BTW: This mush room is good for...
Reducing Stress,
Restorative to Nerves,
Balance HPA-Axis,
Aphrodesiac,
Adaptogenic,
Immune Regulation for auto-immune and immune depletion, Tonic to the kidneys, heart, lungs,
Lower LDL cholesterol,
Lower Trigylcerides,
Modulate blood sugar,
Lower high blood pressure,
Anti-bacterial,
Anti-viral,
Anti-tumor,
Anti-oxidant
& Anti-inflammatory to name a few things.
チャーガのキノコ/차가 버섯 aka Chaga Mushrooms is also on the video.
Forgive me for the low quality of the camera. One of the nintaijutsu students who i personally train took this footage by cell phone.
If you want more Kanja medicine videos on youtube...please rate the video so i can prepare more with a better camera or discontinue this series. My intentions are to get feedback so i can post video for years to come - which you want rather than wasting your time with others you don't. Fair enough?
Yesssssss more more :) :) thank you , great knowledge , this is Gold you would never starve like that .
I really like the field botany and medicinal plants videos. I work as an herbalist in a natural foods store in Stockton, Keep the videos coming. Thank you.
Great video!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!! God bless you Master Park!!
I'm glad to see you're back putting up video's regularly. I missed them to be honest.
Thanks for the video i remember going mushroom hunting with my grandmother. Although she is not a Ninja! You have lost a good number of subscribers but there are still some of us that are still here. It is nice to see your return to youtube. I don't know the full extent on why you left, but i would love to see some more combat tutorials you once did. ^_^ Take care~
Great video! I hope to learn more about survival in the wildreness. God bless Master Park!
Quality looks fine to me. God bless you
Nicely Done Mr. Park. Would love to see more.
Thank You, This Is Very Enlightening!
Please Share More.
Thanks for another glimpse into Kanja medicine!
I'm a western physician and it always amazes me how the good Lord put the things we need into creation.
ahn nyung ha se yo!
I love your videos, I'm so glad you are posting again. I happen to be an herbalist and I take the Ling Zhi mushrooms everyday, but it was so cool to have you go harvest it out in nature.
+ChosunNinja Personally I hope you will continue this series of Kanja medicine. Also no need to ask for forgiveness as I appreciate the message you are trying to give to us. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge and taking the time and effort to put this out here. Thank you very much, sensei
Always knew from shallow documentaries that the gama is used in Ninjutsu as weapons and tools, but no one mention any specifics. As in, they never mentioned that it was used to collect mushrooms for food or for poison. Everyone seems to focus on the combat part and forget everything else. Seems like very handy tool for the purpose of gathering shrooms as opposed to a knife with a straight grip angle.
I think you should post what you feel is necessary even if its not interesting(anything applicable to survival/protection is interesting)Thanks for medical vid
Please make more of these videos!
Fascinating!
right on homeopathic med I agree wild med have be learn long with eatable plaint thumb up
Cool, thanks🙏👍
In Seattle there do not appear to be any real schools or teachers, if you know of any please suggest. I would drive a few hours to a Sifu who can teach me the real art of Ninjutsu!
This series is awsome Chosun Ninja! I've been watching you're videos since 2011!
the quality of the video is good, i think its just the lighting and angle
👍👍👍👍
love it
Great video. would love to see more. My late father would have loved it. He was all about nature and "back to your roots".
We need more videos on medicine and healing practices. This is an often overlooked practise of ninjutsu.
love the knowledge brotha ...wish i could get some one one taring.. may have to come to cali for a session..thx again.. peace
The medicine series is one of your most interesting and resourceful. I would like to see the chi series come back with more depth. It is not necessarily a bad thing for people to have the information, and the students who grasp it will understand
very interesting Master Park post away sir non of it is boring to me
in indonesia its much mushroom like that.... its for food to. eat
Do you also teach breathing methods for healing?
hi love your videos thx u:) ah any book that you can recommend?
I wish I could be your disciple
Master Park,
I am a long time subscriber. I have one of your first uniforms from 3 years ago. I have learned so much from all of your videos. even though I don't post any of my videos. I do keep up with everything you teach. I have one question. I've got a boken that I use for practice. Where can I find a Nice Ninjato like the ones you use for demostration. Everytime I look for one it just seem way too long. more like a katana that doesn't have the curve. I would like to know what kinda I should look for so I would be able to save up some money to have a good Ninjato sword. I have been looking for one for about 2 years now. I thought I would ask you. I know you have always had haters on here. I don't know why people are always being hatefull toward people who are good and always trying to help others. You make great helpful and authenic videos for everybody to watch and learn from it. I've tried to sign up for your black belt online course's but at the time I didn't have any kind of way to video or anything too do it. Hope to hear from you soon. Thank you for all that you do.
*Bows*
Sir i want to be your student...................................
wait.... so this isn't used In western medication in any form?
It is impossible for you to waste my time. I do my best to learn from everything.