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Turkey Tail Mushroom

Turkey Tail Mushroom

Regular price R 228.00 ZAR
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CONTENTS:
TURKEY TAIL Mushroom 100% (300 mg)

60 x 300 mg Vegan Capsules

Turkey Tail mushrooms are rich in antioxidants and other health compounds.
Studies have shown that turkey tail extracts not only inhibit the growth of some cancer cells but may also improve immune function in people with certain cancers and also in healthy individuals to reduce the risk of infection.
Turkey Tail mushrooms may lower blood sugar levels and as such care should be taken if used in conjunction with diabetes medications.
Other health benefits include:
Gut health/Gut Microbiome balance - Athletic performance - Bone health - Cognitive function - Healthy aging.

DOSAGE ADULTS:
Start with 1 tablet in the morning.
May be increased to 2 tablets per day.

WARNING:
This product may interact with certain diseases or medications and may be contra-indicated. Discontinue use if you experience any side effects, are sensitive or allergic to any of the ingredients. Please discuss use of this product with your health
care provider.

There is no safety data available for use in children, pregnant or breast feeding women.

Keep out of reach of children.

Do not exceed recommended dosage.

NOTE:
This product is unregistered by SAHPRA and has not been evaluated for quality, safety or intended use and must not substitute obtaining medical advice from a registered medical professional.

What is Turkey Tail Mushrooms
Turkey tail is a medicinal mushroom with a long history of use in traditional medicine. This fungus is found on dead tree stumps and logs around the world and has a tremendous range of potential health benefits. Turkey tail is packed with antioxidants and other
health-promoting compounds that may help boost immunity, support gut health, reduce inflammation, and enhance the efficacy of standard cancer treatments.

Proponents of turkey tail suggest that the mushroom may enhance cognitive functioning, reduce fatigue, improve athletic performance, and protect against age-related diseases. Turkey tail is generally safe to consume with few side effects. Talk to your healthcare provider to determine if turkey tail supplements are right for you. 

Active ingredient(s): Polysaccharides, antioxidants, beta-glucan, sterols, fatty acids, phenolic compounds2

Alternate name(s): Tramates versicolor, Coriolus versicolor, Yun Zhi, turkey tail fungus, cloud mushroom, and kawaratake

Legal status: Legal, available over the counter (OTC)

Suggested dose: Dosage depends on the reason for use

Safety considerations: Turkey tail mushroom is safe and generally well-tolerated, but it's not recommended for use while pregnant or breastfeeding.

Other Benefits

In addition to the health benefits listed above, some people use turkey tail to support:

Bone health: Animal model research found that turkey tail extract resulted in thicker, less porous bones and may protect against bone loss related to certain cancer treatments.

Cognitive function: Turkey tail is rich in antioxidants, which may improve cognitive function (e.g., memory, problem-solving) and reduce the risk of age-related cognitive decline.

Healthy aging: The antioxidants and immune-boosting properties of turkey tail may help support health and protect against inflammation and age-related diseases.

Balanced blood sugar levels: Studies using animal models show that turkey tail extracts may reduce blood sugar levels, improve insulin resistance, and prevent diabetes-related complications in people with type 2 diabetes.

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