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A medicinal mushroom with an impressive range of benefits – can help boost immunity and fight various infections.
Turkey tail (Trametes versicolor) mushrooms are vibrant, multi-coloured fungi that beautifully flourish on tree trunks and fallen trees in wooded areas, thriving abundantly across the globe.
These mushrooms feature a unique disc-like shape with a range of beautiful colours, resembling the stunning patterns of a turkey’s tail.
For centuries, they have been celebrated as a health supplement. In traditional Chinese medicine, turkey tail extract is valued for its ability to support respiratory health.
It is lauded as a longevity and spiritual attunement mushroom and symbolises health longevity and infinity. Renowned for its long history in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), where it is known as Tun Zhi, it has been cherished for its numerous health benefits. This powerful mushroom is also said to strengthen the lungs, spleen, and stomach and bring a calm sense of energy to the mind.
In Japan, Turkey Tail extract is valued for its supportive role in aiding recovery for cancer patients.
Turkey tail contains a wide variety of phenol and flavonoid antioxidants that help promote immune system health by reducing inflammation and stimulating the release of protective compounds.
$48.95 – $117.59
Product info: extract powder of Turkey tail
Ideal for: adding to tea, smoothies, or other hot beverages
Wild harvested fruiting body of turkey tail extract 10:1
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