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Have You Had Your Daily Dose of Mushrooms?
Posted on 27th Jan 2016
Have you had your daily dose of mushrooms – boost your immune system this cold and flu season with miraculous health benefits.
Who would have thought that one of the best foods for keeping your immune system in tip top condition during cold and flu season would be a fungus? Let’s take a look at three mushrooms and their health benefits.
The Reishi mushroom, commonly known as Ling Zhi in Chinese, has played a huge role in Chinese herbal medicine for over 4,000 years. Their name in Chinese literally means spiritual potency and they are often referred to as the herb of immortality. The Reishi mushroom is proven to be antiviral, anti-tumor and an anti-inflammatory. It can stabilize blood pressure, boost the immune system and promote healthy liver function.
The Maitake Mushroom is sometimes called the “Hen of the Woods”. It looks like the tail feathers of a nesting hen! Taking the Maitake mushroom on a daily basis can super-charge your immune system, proving to be the most powerful of all the mushrooms. Studies have also found it to be hugely beneficial in reducing the risk of high blood pressure, stroke and diabetes. It is frequently used in immunotherapy to complement surgery, chemotherapy or radiation.
The Turkey Tail mushroom is another wonder of nature, known to treat various maladies for hundreds of years. Records of Turkey Tail being brewed as a tea date from the early 15th century. The most recent study shows that the mushroom is playing a successful part in cancer therapy. Many breast cancer patients are using Turkey Tail to boost their immune system and to trigger the regrowth of good cells.
ImmunoMyco is a pure, organic mushroom combination of five major healthful genera grown on organic brown rice. They are extensively used in Japan and China to promote health and vitality.
ImmunoMyco contains all three mushrooms and can be purchased at meditrend.com where extensive experimental and clinical research has substantiated the use of these medicinal mushrooms in regulating and/or stimulating healthy immune function.
