Getting Started With Mushroom Extracts

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TURKEY TAIL

Trametes versicolor

The Gut Health & Immunity Mushroom
Turkey Tail is a ruffled fan shaped mushroom, resembling a turkey's tail.
Known for its potent immune-enhancing and gut-balancing properties, recent studies have shown it contains unique polysaccharopeptides (PSP and PSK) that have immune-regulating and gut microbiome-supporting effects.
With an extensive research history—including use in oncology as an adjunct therapy—Turkey Tail is regarded as a powerful tool for immune resilience, gut health, and overall well-being.
Getting Started
1 ml drop of extract a day
Straight onto your tongue OR
Into your water, tea or coffee
Explore Our Turkey Tail Extract

1. Polysaccharopeptides (PSP & PSK)

Enhance immune surveillance, activating T-cells and NK cells to fight pathogens and abnormal cells.


2. Beta-Glucans & Prebiotics

Support gut microbiome balance, reducing inflammation and improving digestion.


3. Antioxidants & Flavonoids

Help combat oxidative stress, supporting immune recovery and resilience.

1. Immune Modulation & Cancer Research

Turkey Tail is one of the few functional mushrooms used in oncology, particularly in Japan and China, where PSK (polysaccharide-K) is an approved adjunct therapy for chemotherapy patients. Research shows it enhances immune response and improves quality of life during treatment.

2. Gut Health & Microbiome Support

A 2020 study found that Turkey Tail acts as a prebiotic, feeding beneficial gut bacteria and reducing gut inflammation—a key factor in overall immune health.

3. Longevity & Cellular Protection

Shiitake is rich in antioxidants like L-ergothioneine, which help protect cells from oxidative stress and DNA damage, key factors in aging and chronic disease. A 2020 study in Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience highlighted Shiitake’s potential role in reducing neuroinflammation and protecting against cognitive decline.

4. Antiviral & Antibacterial Effects

Turkey Tail’s bioactive compounds exhibit antiviral activity, with studies suggesting it may support recovery from infections, including HPV, influenza, and even certain resistant bacteria.

Future Applications in Modern Medicine

Turkey Tail is being studied for:

✔ Immune regulation & chronic illness support
✔ Gut microbiome balance & prebiotic effects
✔ Adjunct cancer therapy (chemotherapy support, immune recovery)
✔ Anti-viral & anti-inflammatory applications

Backed By ScienceUnlock the power of Mushrooms

Turkey Tail is one of the most rigorously studied medicinal mushrooms, particularly for immune function, cancer support, and gut microbiome health. Its ability to balance immune responses, enhance gut bacteria, and provide anti-inflammatory benefits makes it an exceptional choice for long-term wellness.