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Myco-Immune Myco-Immune 60 ml
Thorne Research
55.20 €

Myco-Immune 60 ml

From 3 units only: 54.09 € / Units. -2%

Shipping weight: 200g
No gluten

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Description
  • A mixture of extracts from 6 medicinal fungi
  • Comfortable to use liquid formula
  • Bottle equipped with a dropper
  • Easy dosing
  • Contains alcohol

Thorne Myco-Immune is a dietary supplement that contains a blend of water-alcoholic extracts from six different medicinal fungi. The preparation is available in liquid form. The bottle is equipped with a dropper that makes dosing much easier.

What are medicinal fungi?
Fungi, like plants, are a valuable raw material and are a rich source of various bioactive substances, among which proteoglycans and polysaccharides deserve the most attention. Some species of fungi are referred to as medical or medicinal fungi, which suggests that they have some specific health benefits for the human body. There is even a special medical field called mycotherapy, which is an important part of Traditional Chinese Medicine and means nothing more than treatment with the use of fungi.

Why extract and not powdered fungi?
There are dietary supplements on the market containing powdered mushrooms or ready-made extracts. Specialists suggest that the optimal method of processing mushrooms is extraction because it allows extracting the maximum amount of active compounds from them. Some of those compounds are insoluble in water, hence there is a need for including alcohol in the extraction solution. It should also be noted that scientific research regarding medicinal fungi uses extracts, not powdered mushrooms.

What properties does the presented supplement have?
The presented supplement contains an extract from six different fungi, classified as medical fungi. These include very popular mushrooms such as cordyceps, Reishi, or shiitake, as well as less popular ones - the Japanese mushroom Maitake, Turkey Tail Mushroom and Schizophyllum commune.

Research suggests that medicinal fungi (such as cordyceps, Reishi, shiitake, Maitake) can contribute to the maintenance of optimal immune system functions, among others thanks to the high content of antioxidants. Moreover, they are assigned with adaptogenic properties, which means that they can contribute to maintaining the body's homeostasis in unfavourable conditions, e.g. during periods of increased stress exposure.

In conclusion, Thorne Myco-Immune is a dietary supplement that should be of particular interest to people who want to support their immune system naturally.

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