The primary active
compounds in Polyporus (Grifola Umbellata) are
polysaccharides composed of beta(1-3) (1-6) D-glucans.
The triple helices in high-molecular-weight
beta-D-glucans are believed to be responsible
for considerable immune system activity.
Traditional use
Polyporus has
a diuretic effect and is used traditionally in
China as a medicinal mushroom for urological conditions.
There are several scientific studies supporting
that high-molecular-weight polysaccharides can
produce greater immune stimulating effects.
Pharmacological
and clinical research
In recent Japanese
animal studies on the anti-cancer effects
of various medicinal mushrooms, Polyporus
(Grifola Umbellata) produced extremely high
results.
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Polyporus
(Grifola Umbellata) Vs. others
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Fungi
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Dose/d.
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Recovery
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Effect
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M.W.
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Agaricus
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10mg
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90%
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99%
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1,000K
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Polyporus
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10mg
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90%
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98%
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800K
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Shiitake
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30mg
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55%
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81%
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500K
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Coriolus
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30mg
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50%
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78%
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100K
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Reishi
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30mg
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20%
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78%
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15K
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only and is not intended to replace advice from
a qualified medical practitioner. For information
about medical conditions please consult your doctor.
Polyporus original research
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and does not vouch for the accuracy of independent
research. To make your own informed decisions
please refer to the original published research
about Polyporus.
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