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Chinese Mushroom And Cancer | Anticancer Activity Of Mushrooms | Mushroom In Cancer Treatment

Mushrooms of Immortality: Anti cancerous use of mushrooms in Chinese medicine

Traditional Chinese Medicine has used mushrooms for thousands of years.

There are over 200 species of mushrooms in China that are used to practice healing. An amazing 25 percent of these mushrooms are credited with tumor-fighting capabilities.

All varieties of mushrooms possess cleansing capabilities. Another amazing property of mushrooms is a compound named Polysaccha- rides.

This enables mushrooms to boost the immune system and fight the growth of tumors. Medicinal mushrooms also contain other compounds that further enhance tumor-fighting capabilities (Kidd, 2000).

Long-chain polysaccha- rides, particularly alpha- and beta-glucan molecules, are primarily responsible for the mushrooms beneficial effect on immune system (Sakagami and Aoki, 1991; Wasser, 2002).

Other compounds in mushrooms such as fungal proteins, lectins, peptides and laccases have also been reported to have significant effects on immune function.

A protein-bound polysaccha- ride extract from turkey tail mushrooms is also being used to boost cancer patients’ immune function. An extract from maitake mushrooms has also been shown to stimulate the immune system in breast cancer patients.

Mushrooms in Cancer Treatment:

From long time mushrooms have been valued by humankind as a culinary wonder and folk medicine in Oriental practice.

Here are six of the well-researched anti-cancer mushrooms rich in polysaccharides and beta glucans, the primary active immune-enhancing constituents.

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