Agaricus brasiliensis

Recently, Agaricus blazei has become popular in Europe, quickly becoming known as an amazing mushroom that brings youth and longevity. It was nicknamed "the mushroom of God", "the mushroom of life", "the invaluable mushroom". The origin of Agaricus blazei is associated with the ancient culture of the Aztecs. Modern research has shown that this mushroom is highly effective in the fight against cancer, not inferior to Japanese medicinal mushrooms.

The story of the discovery of agaric began with a visit to the secluded village of Paidede in Brazil, near the city of Sao Paulo. Scientists noticed that the inhabitants of the village live to old age and at the same time remain healthy and energetic, not inferior in their health to their younger neighbors. It turned out that they all regularly eat a mushroom that is mysterious to Europeans - agaricus brasiliensis.

Therapeutic properties of Agaricus blazei:

- Anti-cancer. The Brazilian agaric mushroom contains unique polysaccharides beta-glucans, which are necessary for preventing cancer and supporting the treatment of tumors. The main advantage of agaric is that it can help even in the late stages of the disease - it attacks cancer cells, prevents their reproduction and successfully removes tumor decomposition products from the body. When using this mushroom during chemotherapy or radiation therapy, the therapeutic effect is enhanced. It acts as a means of preventing unpleasant side effects during and after treatment of oncological diseases.
- Biologically active substance. Beta-glucan polymers have a powerful effect on the body's defense system - they stimulate the synthesis of cells to fight infections, harmful microorganisms, parasites and malignant cells. The use of the agaric mushroom brings balance to the immune system, helps strengthen the body's defenses. Therefore, the use of the "warrior mushroom" will be useful for frequent illnesses and immune system disorders.

- Slows down the progression of diabetes. Brazilian agaric prevents complications associated with both types of diabetes.
By activating the body's protective functions, this mushroom can prevent the negative effects of diabetes. In addition, agaric contains an abundant amount of plant fibers - pectin, chitin, glycans, which help reduce blood glucose levels.

- Liver protector. Agaricus improves liver function, restores its tissues and normalizes liver function indicators (ALT, AST, bilirubin). This mushroom will be an excellent addition to therapy for chronic liver diseases.

- Free radical fighter. It is not by chance that Agaricus blazei is called the "mushroom of eternal youth" - it neutralizes the effects of free radicals, preventing the aging of the body and stimulating renewal at the cellular level.
- Agaricus blazei has a positive effect on the cardiovascular system. Due to the presence of organic acids in its composition, the mushroom helps to reduce cholesterol levels in the blood, strengthens the heart and blood vessels. These substances are an excellent preventative for atherosclerosis and other cardiovascular diseases.

- Agaricus blazei helps improve skin condition. It can help with allergic skin reactions, damage, rashes and even wrinkles. The mushroom accelerates the skin regeneration process, has a calming effect, evens out skin texture and restores collagen levels.

Chemical composition of the mushroom Agaricus blazei:

- beta-glucans – balance the immune system, fight cancer cells, prevent the appearance of tumors;

- plant fibers – improve digestion, control blood sugar levels;

- chitin – promotes the growth of beneficial bacteria, strengthens the body’s defenses;

- linoleic acid – normalizes cholesterol levels, strengthens the heart and blood vessels;

- nucleic acids – participate in the body’s metabolic processes.
- microelements such as magnesium and potassium, and others;

- vitamins B and D.

For what diseases is Agaricus Blazei used?

- oncological diseases;

- benign tumors;

- cardiovascular diseases;

- diabetes mellitus;

- chronic hepatitis;

- viral infections and their prevention;

- high cholesterol;

- atherosclerosis;

- metabolic disorders;

- recovery after intensive treatment or illness;

- allergic reactions on the skin.