date:Dec 08, 2020
tudy on Host Defense Turkey Tail was undertaken to determine its efficacy and the mechanisms of action. According to Angelini, the turkey tail mycelium engaged immune cell activation, specifically natural killer (NK) cells, monocytes, NK T cells, B cells and T lymphocytes. The mycelium also engaged various growth factors that support tissue regeneration. The fermented rice engaged cell signaling cytokines that support immune cell functioning as well as pacify immune cell reactivity, and also eng