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Trametes versicolor, commonly known
as "Turkey Tail", are found growing on dead logs all over the world,
making them one of the most common mushrooms found today and the most widely
researched of all the medicinal mushrooms. It's named Turkey Tail because its
shape and rings of various colors look like the tail feathers of a turkey. Like
other medicinal mushrooms, Turkey Tail is a very powerful means of influencing
many functions in the body, and of suppressing the growth of cancerous cells
and infectious pathogens.
There have been over 400 published
studies focusing on modern clinical use and research of Turkey Tail mushrooms.
It is the source of the major pharmaceutical drugs PSK (Krestin) and PSP,
licensed in China and Japan for its immuno-modulating and anti-cancer
properties. Sales for these unique all-natural compounds of Turkey Tail have
reached several hundred million dollars a year in Japan and China, making them
one of the most widely used mushroom products in both countries by people
facing serious immune challenges.
In most cases, Turkey Tail is
consumed in extract form or tea. It is not recommended people eat Turkey Tail
mushrooms since the body cannot digest the tough, chitinous tissue of the woody
mushroom. Either way, unless you break down this chitinous tissue found in all
mushrooms with either a hot-water and/or alcohol extraction process, you will
not be benefiting from its medicinal properties.
“Maitake” means dancing mushroom in
Japanese. The mushroom is said to have received its name after people danced
with happiness upon finding it in the wild due to its incredible healing
properties, especially in cancer therapy. Maitake is a polypore mushroom that
grows in clusters at the base of trees, particularly Oak, Elm, and Maple trees.
This fungi is commonly known in North
America as "hen-of-the-woods" and is a delicious and prized mushroom
in Japanese Cuisine, having a rather sweet flavor and soft texture. It
compliments just about any culinary dish.
Like many other medicinal mushrooms,
Maitake mushroom has been used in Japan and China for thousands of years, but
has only gained popularity in the United States over the last twenty years.
Maitake is increasingly being recognized as a potent source of polysaccharide
compounds and several myco-nutrients with dramatic health-promoting potential.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine,
Maitake was used as a tonic, strengthening the immune system, enhancing
vitality, treating high blood pressure, strengthening the spleen and stomach, as
a remedy for hemorrhoids, and an adjunct therapy against cancer.
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