Variegated sparrow - your strongest defender!

Properties of the varicolored thrush

Rosaceae (Coriolus) is a fungus that is highly regarded among mycologists, or specialists in fungi. The properties of thrush are also of great interest to natural medicine practitioners and scientists. Well-known mycologist Paul Stamets, during his lecture at the conference, told the story of his mother, who was battling a serious ailment, and talked about the role that the thrush played in her therapy [1].

Learn the facts and opinions about the wrothyniak

Opinions on the variegated hornwort are very positive, especially in terms of maintaining optimal health. In Poland, research on this fungus and its potential benefits is being conducted by Professor Bozena Muszyńska, a prominent specialist in vital fungi, with whom we are privileged to collaborate [2].

Find out how to use wroclaw

If you'd like to learn more about the uses of the thrush and which form would be most suitable for you, write or call us - we'd be happy to help. The extract of this mushroom is available both in capsules and in powder form. 

The basic ingredients of ragweed and its dosage

Wroxham is an adaptogen rich in beta-glucans, especially PSK and PSP polysaccharides, which support the proper functioning of the immune system [3]. For the therapy to be effective, its correct dosage is important, as its biologically active compounds effectively support the immune system. PSK works by inhibiting or neutralizing immunosuppressive substances, activating lymphocytes and regulating the production of cytokines [4]. On the other hand, PSP has immunomodulatory properties and increases the activity of enzymes responsible for neutralizing free radicals. [4].

Side effects and contraindications to the use of ragweed

It's always a good idea to consult the dosage of hornwort with a specialist before starting to use it. When it comes to variegated hornwort, the side effects of its use are very rare and usually involve the stomach, which needs some time to learn to digest it. If you need support on this topic, please write or call us.

Natural medicine - the use of wrothwort

Did you know that the varicolored spindlewort (Coriolus versicolor) is used in hospitals in Japan and China? Its PSP polysaccharides have been used in clinical practice in Japan since 1977, and in China since 1987 [5].

Varicella vera - an amazing mushroom adaptogen!

Wroxniak is recommended to anyone who:

- It is exposed to latent pathogens,
- It is prone to infection and inflammation,
- Is prone to respiratory problems,
- wants to support its immune system,
- Wants to naturally maintain proper skin condition.

The optimal 30% concentration of polysaccharides is perfectly absorbed by the body. This concentration simultaneously allows the mushroom to take advantage of other positive properties of the mushroom such as vitamins and minerals.

We thoroughly test our raw material in an independent AgroLab laboratory and systematically check our regular suppliers. We are happy to share all documents and certificates with you.

If a supplement is to help, it must be of the highest quality. That's why we decided to use only BIO raw materials for production. Our supplements have received one of the most rigorous and significant organic certifications - Eurolist.

Ingredients

Our organic dietary supplement has a simple composition: it is an extract of the most valuable part of the functional mushroom, i.e. the pericarp of the mushroom and... that's it! We produce it in Poland, from raw material from organic cultivation, tested for quality by an independent laboratory AgroLab.

Simple, organic composition:

BIO Trametes versicolor - Organic mushroom fruiting body extract - 1,000 mg in 1 g powder / 1,000 mg in the recommended daily serving for consumption

Varicella vera - how to apply?

Recommended daily allowance:

- Regularly - 1 gram (two heaping teaspoons*) / day, 30 min before meals
- ad hoc - 2 grams (four heaping teaspoons*) / day, 30 min before meals

*the teaspoon is included with each package.

Attention!
The dietary supplement is not intended for children under 3 years of age, pregnant and breastfeeding women. Do not exceed the recommended daily serving for consumption. Store it in a cool, dark place out of the reach of children. The dietary supplement should not be used as a substitute (replacement) for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Variegated spurge (Coriolus) in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Coriolus (multicolored horsetail) has been valued and used in traditional Chinese medicine for many centuries. In ancient China and during the Ming Dynasty, it was used to enhance health and improve vitality. It was first mentioned as early as in the Compendium Materia Medica by Chinese physician Li Shi Zhen in the 16th century. In that work, it was recommended for draining pathological Moisture, for disease syndromes of the Lungs, and to increase energy. Due to its appearance, it is referred to in China as - Yun Zhi - meaning cloud mushroom.

A Japanese scientist has extracted a PSK-labeled polysaccharide with immunostimulatory effects from the taproot. PSK has been officially recognized by Japan's Ministry of Health as the first mushroom-derived drug.

Characteristics of the wrothyan from the point of view of Traditional Chinese Medicine:
- Helps replenish the Spleen, nourish the Heart and Shen
- Supports in transforming pathological Moisture and transforming Mucus
- Helps cool down pathological heat

Thermal - Slightly Cool

Taste - Sweet

Tropism - Spleen, Heart, Stomach

Capitalized words are terms derived from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). They have a different meaning than similar terms used in Western medicine. For example, the term "Stomach," in the context of TCM, means the entire process involved in digestion and metabolism, not just a term for a specific anatomical organ. In contrast, terms such as "Qi" or "Essence" do not exist in Western medicine and have no equivalents there.