Overview:
Agaricus Blazei, commonly known as the Sun Mushroom was originally discovered during the 1970s from the Piedate mountain region outside of Sao Paolo, Brazil. This unique medicinal mushroom has an extensive history of use as a herb in Japan and South America.
Active Constituents:
Other than containing a significant amount of exacellular beta D-glucan and lectin, the Agaricus mushroom is a great source of trace minerals such as copper, zinc, silicon, and manganese.
Pharmacological and Clinical Research: Original Research on Agaricus mushrooms
