Zhu-Ling Extract 10% Polysacchrides

Several studies have confirmed that Zhu Ling has an effect in the treatment of hepatitis B.

Zhu-Ling Extract Polyporus umbellatus Mushroom Polysacchrides

Zhu Ling Mushroom sells widely through Chinese apothecaries in the form of thin slivers.  It's traditionally used as a potent antibiotic and anti-tumor remedy, as well as a diuretic and to treat urinary tract infections.

One modern study showed that Zhu Ling extract appears to balance urine production by increasing low urinary output and decreasing it if it's too high.

A pragmatic suggestion for the use of Zhu Ling extract is to give it to patients waiting to give a urine sample to decrease the wait time.

Growing below ground on decaying roots and other wood debris, this mushroom can remain in wet soil for over a year without rotting - a testament to its powerful antimicrobial properties.

IntroductionMushrooms are a flavorful and nutritious food group. Good sources of B-Vitamins: Thiamine, Riboflavin and Niacin. They contain all the essential amino acids. Mushrooms have also been used for thousands of years as some of the most effective, yet benign, of many plants that formed the oriental herbal tradition. Organic herb Inc. offers more than ten species of the highest quality mushroom extract powders available in the world today. Some are certified organically grown and some have standardized levels of active compounds. These are perfect powdered materials for formulating immune system boosting dietary supplements and natural cosmetics.

Quality AssuranceMushroom extracts can be considered some of the first nutraceuticals - food concentrated into medicinal form. Organic Herb Inc. extracts are carefully produced according to GMP standards from select raw materials. Many of our extracts are standardized to contain guaranteed levels of active compounds.

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