Trametes Versicolor (Coriolus Versicolor,Turkey tail Mushroom)

Trametes versicolor (Turkey tail Mushroom)

Botanical Name – Trametes versicoloar

English Name – Coriolus versicolor, Polyporus versicolor, Turkey tail mushroom

Chinese name – Yun Zhi (Cloud Herb)

Trametes versicolor contains polysaccharides under basic research, including the protein-bound (PSP) and β-1,3 and β-1,4 glucans. The lipid fraction contains the lanostane-type tetracyclic triterpenoid sterol ergosta-7,22, dien-3β-ol as well as fungisterol and β-sitosterol. When extracting compounds from Trametes versicolor, menthol extractions have the highest levels of polyphenols, and water extractions have the most flavonoids.



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A

Trametes versicolor water extract

(With powders)

Standardized for Beta glucan

70-80% Soluble

More typical taste

High density

Capsules

Smoothie

Tablets

B

Trametes versicolor water extract

(With maltodextrin)

Standardized for Polysaccharides

100% Soluble

Moderate density

Solid drinks

Smoothie

Tablets

C

Trametes versicolor water extract

(Pure)

Standardized for Beta glucan

100% Soluble

High density

Capsules

Solid drinks

Smoothie

D

Trametes versicolor Fruiting body Powder

 

Insoluble

Low density

Capsules

Tea ball

 

Trametes versicolor extract

(Mycelium)

Standardized for Protein bound polysaccharides

Slightly soluble

Moderate Bitter taste

High density

Capsules

Smoothie

 

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The best known commercial polysaccharopeptide preparations of Trametes versicolor are Polysaccharopeptide Krestin(PSK) and polysaccharopeptide PSP. Both products are obtained from the extraction of Trametes versicolor mycelia.

PSK and PSP are Japanese and Chinese products, respectively. Both products are obtained by batch fermentation. PSK fermentation lasts up to 10 days, whereas PSP production involves a 64-h culture. PSK recovered from hot water extracts of the biomass by salting out with ammonium sulfate,whereas PSP is recovered by alcoholic precipitation from the hot water extract.

Polysaccharide-K (PSK or krestin), extracted from T. versicolor, is considered safe for use as an adjunct therapy for cancer treatment in Japan where it is known as kawaratake (roof tile mushroom) and approved for clinical use. As a glycoprotein mixture, PSK has been studied in clinical research in people with various cancers and immune deficiencies, but its efficacy remains inconclusive, as of 2021.

In some countries, PSK is sold as a dietary supplement. Use of PSK may cause adverse effects, such as diarrhea, darkened feces, or darkened finger nails. ---From WIKIPEDIA


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