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Maiitake Mushroom Extracts

Offer Type: Sell
Offer Post Time: 2009-07-17
Expiration Date: 2009-08-17
Details: Product: Maiitake Mushroom Extracts

English Name: Maiitake Mushroom Extracts

Chinese Name: Hui Shu Hua

Latin Name: Grifola frondosa

Active ingredients: Polysaccharides, detected by UV

Specification:
Content: Polysaccharides, 10%, 20%, 30%
Appearance: Fine powder
Color: Brown
Particle Size: : NLT100% 80mesh
Order: Characteristic
Taste: Characteristic
Moisture: 5%max
Heavy metal: 10ppm max
Pesticides: Negative
Total Plate Count: 1000cfu/g max
Yeast / Mold: 100cfu/g max
Salmonella: Negative
Pseudomonas aeruginosa: Negative

Shelf time: 2 years while properly stored

Package: 25KGS/Carton or in aluminum foil bag

Medicinal Functions: A choice edible mushroom, maitake is a relative newcomer that is the subject of promising research in Japan and the United States. Protein-bound polysaccharides are the active compounds.
Scientific research in Japan has demonstrated that Maitake (Grifola frondosa) contains significant active polysaccharides. The active polysaccharides in Maitake have been identified as beta-D-glucans.
A common denominator among mushroom and herbal adaptogens is the presence of complex polysaccharides in their structure. These active components have the unique ability to act as immunomodulators and, as such, are researched for their potential role in cancer and AIDS treatment. The polysaccharides present in maitake have a unique structure and are among the most powerful to be studied to date. The primary polysaccharide, beta-D-glucan, is well absorbed when taken orally and is currently under review for the prevention and treatment of cancer, and as a supportive tool for HIV infection. Grifolin from maitake triggers the release of tumor necrosis factor, a defensive cytokine, from macrophages in culture.

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