What is Coriolus versicolor?
Coriolus versicolor , also known as the Turkish-Ocass Mushroom, is a fungus in the family polyporaceae . In Japan, this medicinal fungus is widely used along with conventional cancer treatment. Polysaccharide K (PSK) and polysaccharide bound to proteins (PSP) are part of this fungus that can be a good treatment for certain cancer types. PSK and PSP can also help reduce the side effects of chemotherapy and stimulate the immune system. If there are side effects after receiving Coriolus versicolor , they are usually smaller. Consumers can buy this product locally or online. Over the last decade, scientists have begun to verify their healing value, especially in cancer patients. In one study, participants who had removed stomach cancer tumors were divided into three groups. For one year, one group took 0.105 ounces (3 grams) PSK itself, one group underwent only chemotherapy and the third group had chemotherapy and took 0.105 ounces (3 grams) PSK. At five -yearThe brand had a group that received chemotherapy and PSK, the highest level of survival.
Research on PSP efficacy as cancer treatment has revealed that this compound can increase the immune system by supporting the development of T-lymphocytes, ie cells that kill intruders. In animals and some studies on humans, it has been shown that PPS slows down tumor growth by up to 64%. In addition, he was able to stop the atrophy of the cancer organ. Some studies suggest that PSP may be stronger than PSK in inhibition of cancer growth.
other medicinal uses Coriolus versicolor include reducing side effects of chemotherapy and stimulating the immune system. During chemotherapy, patients with cancer who have taken this supplement to better appetite and managed to maintain their weight better than patients with cancer who do not. In addition, animal studies suggest that PSK and PSP can be able to prevent immune suppression induced by chemotherapy.
slight side effects were recorded during studies Coriolus versicolor . It was nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite and diarrhea. Looking less often were low blood and darkened nails.
Coriolus versicolor is usually taken at doses between 0.04-0.32 ounces (1-9 grams) daily. It is available in capsules such as extract and tea. It is sold to an over -the -counter; The prescription is not necessary. It can be purchased at local health food stores, markets or online. As with many alternative treatment procedures, however, it is often best to consult a health care expert first.