MUCORSAN

Keynotes:

The master remedy for cellular and vascular congestion.

Discussion:

This remedy is made of metabolites derived from Mucor racemosus.MucorSAN fits into an entire spectrum of approaches to treat blood stagnation, vascular congestion, and, very importantly, hypercoagulability. If drainage and regulation remedies have been given with little success, meaning that attempts to download toxins from the matrix are not working well, MucorSAN may help solve the regulation blockade.

It has been observed empirically for decades that MucorSAN is very often the key to resolving blockades that prevent downloading toxins from the extracellular matrix, allowing the immune system to effectively address latent and focal infections and restoring proper motility to the body fluids.MucorSAN will have some effect in reducing platelet aggregation, but observations of platelet behavior by darkfield microscopy show this effect to be milder than that promoted by vitamin E and marine lipids. Thus, the reduction of platelet aggregation does not fully explain the incredible clinical effects seen with MucorSAN.

MucorSAN also has a mild to moderate tendency to reduce red blood cell rouleau formation as seen on darkfield examination. However, this effect is milder than that seen by use of fibrinolytic enzymes such as Nattokinase and Lumbrokinase. Thus, the fibrinolytic mechanism cannot be the main mode of action of MucorSAN, because MucorSAN does some things that the fibrinolytics do not do, and MucorSAN also increases the patient’s tolerance for fibrinolytic enzyme products.The action of MucorSAN on blood stasis probably is by the additive effect of several mechanisms that are still being researched. Meanwhile, MucorSAN can be used with great clinical effectiveness in vascular, tissue, and blood stasis disorders.

MucorSAN breaks up and downloads cellular and tissue congestion. It will cause the load of toxins with stagnation of fluids and congestion of the connective tissue matrix to break up and be eliminated.This causes a release of all kinds of chronic, accumulated toxins including metabolic wastes that induce inflammation and infectious debris. For this reason, it is essential to back up any program containing MucorSAN with lots of drainage.

In addition, it is useful to know just how heavy the burden of congestion is, so as to determine how aggressively to treat. If the burden of congestion with its stored toxic load is heavy, then start with very low doses, such as one capsule or a portion of a capsule. If the burden of congestion and toxicity is light, then an aggressive program consisting of a series of capsules will be well tolerated and achieve a significant unburdening of the matrix.

MucorSAN is critical in treating any cardiovascular congestion. In coronary disease, the patient will have a huge burden of tissue congestion, and they will feel awful when it begins to download. However, due to the seriousness of the condition, there may not be time to go through gradual stages of increasing download intensity. The best you can do here is to support the patient with good drainage and auxillary treatments such as acupuncture, and let them ride out the process.
MucorSAN is also useful for any congestive conditions of the eye. Remember to use PEKANA Glautarakt orally for drainage.

One contraindication for MucorSAN is close proximity to surgery due to a risk of increasing bleeding time. This contraindication is the same as that for high potency vitamin E or fish oil before surgery. Surgeons differ in their opinion of the advisability of the use of products that reduce platelet aggregation before surgery. Most want the patient to eliminate the use of Vitamin E, fish oils, and aspirin at least 10 days before surgery. The patient should be advised that MucorSAN fits into this category of medicines, in case the surgeon considers these things to be contraindicated. Other surgeons want the patient to be on platelet aggregation inhibitors before surgery, reasoning that thrombus formation is a greater risk than bleeding. If this is the surgeon’s opinion, then MucorSAN would be indicated rather than contraindicated prior to surgery.

Because of its potential anticoagulant/anticongestive properties, MucorSAN is the primary remedy in the treatment of the dental cavitations in necrotizing osteitis. One theory states that necrotizing osteitis involves a genetic hypercoagulability defect. This defect is mild enough to not cause micro-emboli all over the body, but in proximity to the toxins produced by even minor dental infections, this can trigger the formation of micro-emboli in the facial bones that become the source of facial pain and dental cavitations. Here, remember to drain with Septonsil and Itires.

Combines well with:

Because MucorSAN will always induce a download of toxins being released from the matrix, it must be combined with the appropriate PEKANA drainage and regulation medicines.As a part of a complete treatment protocol for hypercoagulability disorders, MucorSAN will be used along with platelet aggregation inhibitors such as marine lipids and Tocotrienols, and along with fibrinolytic enzymes such as Nattokinase or Lumbrokinase. The use of fibrinolytics can remove barriers that have kept focal infections walled off in tissues and unavailable to immune system recognition. Thus, be prepared to deal with the resulting immunological events by the use of the appropriate immune modulators, such as NotaSAN and QuentaSAN.

MucorSAN has classically been combined with AsperSAN. The reason is that MucorSAN covers the tissue and vascular congestion aspects of a case, and the AsperSAN acts as a general metabolic adaptogen. Combining the two has a good general effect in the resolution of many health conditions.MucorSAN taken simultaneously with NotaSAN will clean up tissues that simultaneously have congestion with infection. 

This combination is extremely useful and has several applications:

The condition of simmering infection in tissue congested and thus unavailable for immune system scrutiny can occur in any membrane, such as lungs, gut, or endothelium, as well as in the nervous system. The result is tissue that energetically resembles a dried up riverbed with glowing coals down in the cracks. It will tend to be irritable but unresponsive to drainage medicines. It needs to be moistened, soothed, and debrided at a microscopic level. This condition, at least the gut aspect of it, has some correlation to Qing dynasty gu worm theory, for those of you who treat this condition from a Chinese medicine perspective.Consider this combination in dietary allergies with irritable bowel, with magnesium wasting accompanied by a gut intolerance for oral magnesium, with reactive airway syndromes, and in coronary spasm. These conditions should be accompanied by the appropriate drainage and regulation medicines. For the gut syndromes use the Neu-Regen, Viscum, Psy-Stabil combination. For the lungs use Apo-Pulm. For the heart use Cangust. The NotaSAN and MucorSAN remedies are used together one capsule of each once or twice per day, taken no more than 2 or 3 times per week.

In addition to the regulation and drainage medicines, this NotaSAN/MucorSAN combination almost always benefits dramatically by the addition of immune enhancing mushroom products. In an energetic sense, think of the mushrooms as the lubricating balm needed to moisten the dried up riverbed.Finally, to fully remove the irritant in this syndrome, an occasional capsule of Firmus (such as one dose every week or two) will be needed. If enough doses of MucorSAN/NotaSAN are given in preparation, the Firmus will not be particularly provoking.