Maitake extract 500 mg 3 pack (300 caps)
- Standardized to 10% polysaccharide content
- 100 mg of polysaccharides and 1000 mg of maitake extract per daily consumption
- It promotes a personal sense of well-being
- Also known as hen-of-the-woods
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The reason for a joyful dance
Grifolia frondosa is best known to us under the Japanese name Maitake, which means something like a "dancing mushroom" but is also known as "hen of the woods". The reason for the naming is said to be that the finders often performed a joyful dance in search of a rare mushroom. Maitake has been used in Japan and China since 3000 BC. In the case of our Maitake extract, the soluble parts are removed from the sponge powder and then evaporated, leaving a concentrate which, with excellent availability, contains therapeutically important secondary components such as polysaccharides.
Unfortunately, due to legal requirements, we are not allowed to provide any information about the use and effectiveness of our products. For more information, contact your doctor or healer or check the professional literature and websites on the Internet.
Consumption recommendation
Take 2 capsules daily with sufficient water.
Important information
The recommended daily dose must not be exceeded. Keep out of reach of small children. Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Storage information
Keep the container tightly closed after use. Store in a cool, dry place, at a temperature not exceeding 25 degrees.
Contents
Food supplement with mushroom extract
81.3 % Maitake fruit body extract (Grifola frondosa, contains 10 % polysaccharides), vegetable capsule shell: hydroxypropyl methylcellulose
Ingredients
| PRODUCT INFORMATION | PER 2 CAPSULES |
|---|---|
| Maitake extract | 1000 mg |
| contains polysacharides | 100 mg |
| Merkmale: | free of gluten, free of lactose, vegan, vegetarian, without artificial aroma, without genetic engineering |
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