A perfect combination of two nature-gifted mushrooms

Certified Organic Cordyceps (10%) mixed with sustainably wild-harvested Turkey Tail mushroom (10%), Grain alcohol (60%), Spring water (20%)

We use the best organic Cordyceps Militaris in the country with a cordycepin level of 13.02 mg/gm and high quality wild harvested Turkey Tail found in remote untouched surroundings of the Himalayas to make dual-extraction tinctures using traditional extraction techniques. The process of extracting all of the medicinal properties of the mushrooms into a dual-extraction tincture not only increases their bio-availability and efficacy but also increases the shelf life to a great degree.

Because functional mushrooms work better when taken together, we have formulated this very special two-mushroom tincture blend with both Cordyceps and Turkey Tail to produce a synergistic effect on the closed system of the human body. To know more about each of the mushrooms, continue reading down below.

Cordyceps Militaris

Cordyceps Militaris is a close relative of Ophiocordyceps sinensis which is also known as Keeda Jadi in Hindi or Yarsagumba in Tibetan and because of its performance enhancing and aphrodisiacal effects, it is also known as the Himalayan Viagra. In recent years, Cordyceps Militaris has caught the entire world’s attention because its immense pharmacological potential. More and more research shows that it has the ability to not only mirror the health benefits of its cousin Cordyceps Sinensis, but in-fact supersede it by a good degree.

From a health perspective, Cordyceps Militaris truly has the potential to save the world and do wonders for the green pharmacy revolution because of the massive array of its health benefits that have been listed down below.

According to a lot of evidence, the active principles of Cordyceps Militaris are potentially beneficial to act as pro-sexual, anti-tumor/anti-leukemic/anti-cancer, anti-oxidant/anti-ageing, anti-inflammatory, anti-viral, anti-bacterial, anti-microbial, anti-fungal, anti-metastatic, anti-proliferative, immunomodulatory, anti-protozoal, anti-fibrotic, anti-angiogenetic, anti- HIV, anti-diabetic, anti-fatigue, anti-malarial, larvicidal, insecticidal, hypolipidemic, steroidogenic, hypoglycemic, liver-protective, neuro-protective, pneumo-protective as well as reno-protective.

Turkey Tail

Turkey Tail or Trametes versicolor is one of the most heavily studied and widely used functional mushrooms on the planet due to its vast array of medicinal benefits. Turkey Tail grow on dead trunks, logs and pieces of wood in the forest and is essentially a decomposing fungus which means it survives on the lignin layers in the wood and basically transforms the lignin layers into very potent bioactive response modifiers known as polysaccharides. These powerful polysaccharides improve the body’s response mechanism by boosting and modulating the immune system.

Modern Research

The Chinese and the Japanese have been using Turkey Tail for centuries and in the last forty to fifty years a lot of research has been done on it because some of its benefits are truly profound. There have been over three hundred different studies looking at working with Turkey Tail in and out of cancer treatments and in and out of immunomodulating issues because of its high potency of polysaccharides. Turkey Tail have been used both with and without chemotherapy and radiation therapy and produced highly efficacious results.

Extracts of Turkey Tail namely Polysaccharide Krestin (PSK) and Polysaccharopeptide (PSP) are prescribed by the Japanese Healthcare System as adjuvants to chemotherapy and are known to be highly active and efficacious in dealing with all kinds of sarcomas. In-fact, it is the number one anti-cancer medicine or cancer treatment medicine in Japan to this day.

Another one of the beautiful ways in which Turkey Tail works in our bodies is that it helps to rapidly pull-out toxins, clean up the liver and clean up any kind of radioactive isotopes or toxicity after or in conjunction with treatments like chemotherapy. One of the studies showed a four-hundred times better recovery rate when using Turkey Tail along with chemotherapy.

Traditional Usage

Throughout Asia, Turkey Tail have been very popular through the centuries. The ancient Taoists believed that Turkey Tail had very good strength as they grew on all kinds of trees and that they essentially pulled out all the yang essence out of the roots. Therefore, it was traditionally used by anyone with yang deficiency which is low energy or a weakened and a fatigued kind of body type which didn’t express openly. It was also found that it helped deal with immune imbalances and this has been scientifically validated by bringing to light many of its anti-fungal, anti-viral and anti-bacterial properties.

Overview of Benefits

• Helps the body to maintain the balance of the cells
• Anti-ageing properties
• Anti-cancer properties
• Recovery of muscle and increasing stamina
• Mood uplifter
• Immunomodulatory

Dosage

Consume 10 -12 drops of the tincture thrice a day in any beverage or food, or administer it directly on the tongue.

One 30 ml tincture bottle will contain approximately 3 grams of Cordyceps Militaris and 3 grams of Turkey Tail.

1 dose of tincture or 10 to 12 drops will contain about 55.5 mg of Cordyceps Militaris and 55.5 mg of Turkey Tail.

Legal Disclaimer

Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. They are dietary supplements and products for the management of lifestyle issues in order to enhance the quality of life. The information mentioned herein is based upon the scientific literature available for the ingredients used in our products. A consultation with a physician or medical practitioner is always recommended to manage one’s lifestyle or medical issues.

Warnings

Pregnant and nursing women should consult a physician before consuming these products as a precaution. We are not suggesting treatments or cures but are only providing supplements and products as an aid to improve one’s quality of life and boost one’s immunity as per the scientific literature and research available for the ingredients of the same.