Harmonic Mycology Turkey Tail Liquid Extract – 50ml

Ingredients:
– Turkey tail (Trametes Versicolor) fruitbody dual-extract
– Filtered spring water
– Alcohol ( Karoo agave spirit, Leonista Blanco)
* Wild-crafted on Table Mountain region of Cape Town, South Africa

Volume – 50 ml.

This liquid extract is created by first soaking wild-crafted turkey tail mushrooms in 43% alcohol for a minimum of four weeks. The turkey tailpieces are then removed from the alcohol and gently simmered in non-chlorinated water for 2-4 hours. Finally, the tincture and hot-water extractions are filtered and combined to create a potent elixir of bio-available compounds with a total alcohol content of 30%.
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Dosage:
A single 50 ml bottle of dual-extract should last approximately 50 days, with a daily dosage of 20 drops. For those who may have alcohol sensitivities, we recommend dropping your dosage into warm water to evaporate the alcohol before drinking.

About Turkey tail:
If the name of this mushroom wasn’t obvious enough, it very much looks like a turkey’s tail. With bands of different colours ranging from white, light brown, dark brown, black, purple(ish) and sometimes even green on this fan-shaped, polypore bracket fungus that grows in rosette-like clusters. The Latin name for this mushroom is Coriolus Versicolor, meaning “of several colours”. This widespread fungus can be found in most places around the world and can be identified in the wild with relative ease.

Turkey tail is the most researched and studied medicinal mushroom in western medicine for its potential as an adjunctive treatment for cancer therapy. This is because two novel polysaccharides found in turkey tail know as polysaccharide peptide(PSP) and polysaccharide krestin (PSK) first found and isolated from mycelium cultures.
In Japan, Turkey tail and cancer therapy go hand-in-hand. The immuno-modulating effects of Turkey tail assist in keeping the immune system strong during chemotherapy while offering anti-viral and antibacterial properties to keep patients from getting sick during treatment. Turkey tail has also become popular in recent years for its ability to revive and balance the gut-microbiome and for protecting the integrity of the intestinal walls.

Other benefits of Turkey tail include high antioxidant levels, improved athletic performance, anti-inflammatory properties and improvements in insulin resistance.

When to take Turkey tail?
There is no right or wrong answer here, if you are not treating something and taking it as a daily dietary supplement then we would recommend taking it first thing in the morning with your cup of tea or coffee to benefit from the energy and blood-sugar regulating properties throughout the day. Otherwise, it can be taken throughout the day whenever you feel it’s needed, or if you are like us and sometimes forget to take your morning Turkey tail dose, add it in with your Reishi in the evening to benefit from its restorative effects during a good night’s rest.

What’s in the box
1 x 50ml Bottle

Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER: This product may be a complementary medicine and/or not have been evaluated and verified by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority for its quality, safety or intended use. Use of this product is therefore not intended to compensate for diagnosis, treatment, cure, or mitigation of medical conditions and must not substitute the obtaining of medical advice from a registered health professional for any health or health-related conditions.