Mushroom Complex — 60 Vegetable Capsules
Key Word: Everyday Resilience
Our ingredient theme; not an established effect of this combination.
Mushrooms connect food, folklore and modern research. Reishi, known as ling zhi in China, has a longstanding East Asian reputation as a vitality and longevity tonic. Shiitake and maitake belong to East Asian food traditions; turkey tail and lion’s mane also have histories in Asian medical systems. Today, lion’s mane is studied for cognition, while reishi, shiitake, maitake and turkey tail attract interest for immune-related compounds. Cordyceps is associated with Chinese tonic traditions and modern interest in stamina. Chaga has a separate folk history in Russia and northern regions, including use as a tea. Added beta-glucans and larch-derived arabinogalactan are polysaccharides studied in modern nutrition. This product contains mushroom mycelium powders: traditional teas, fruiting bodies and studied extracts are not interchangeable with this blend, whose combined health benefits have not been established.
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Pendragon Apothecary Mushroom Complex combines seven mushroom mycelium powders with beta glucans and arabinogalactan in vegetable capsules. The mycelium blend includes lion's mane, chaga, maitake, shiitake, reishi, turkey tails and cordyceps. Each two-capsule serving provides 1,100 mg of mushroom mycelium complex, 200 mg of beta glucans powder and 100 mg of arabinogalactan. Each bottle contains 60 capsules and 30 labeled servings. These mushrooms are supplied as mycelium powders. Follow the label directions and read the full ingredient and caution information before use.
- Seven-mushroom blend: Includes lion's mane, chaga, maitake, shiitake, reishi, turkey tails and cordyceps mycelium powders.
- 1,100 mg mycelium complex: Amount per two-capsule serving, with all seven mushrooms combined in one blend.
- Additional ingredients: Each serving includes 200 mg of beta glucans powder and 100 mg of arabinogalactan from Larix laricina.
- 60 vegetable capsules: Two capsules per labeled serving, providing 30 servings per bottle.
- Clearly identified mushroom material: Formulated with mycelium powders. See the label for the full ingredient list, directions and cautions.
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Explore the ingredients: world heritage & present-day research
Traditional uses describe cultural history, not proof of effectiveness. Preparations, plant parts and doses matter. The notes below do not establish benefits from this finished formula.
- Lion’s mane: East Asian food and medical traditions; now researched for memory and mood. Clinical evidence is limited and depends on the preparation.
- Chaga: Russian and northern folk traditions, often as a birch-fungus tea. Modern antioxidant and immune claims remain inadequately established in people.
- Maitake and shiitake: East Asian culinary traditions and modern study of mushroom polysaccharides. Eating these mushrooms and taking mycelium powder are different exposures.
- Reishi: China and Japan; traditionally associated with vitality and longevity. This cultural reputation is not evidence that the product prolongs life or prevents illness.
- Turkey tail: Asian herbal practice and modern study of specific extracted polysaccharides. Findings on specialised extracts do not establish benefits for this mycelium blend.
- Cordyceps: Chinese tonic traditions and modern stamina research. The label does not identify the Cordyceps species; no species-specific traditional or clinical result is attributed to this product.
- Beta-glucans: Polysaccharides studied for interactions with immune function. Effects depend on source, structure and preparation; no infection-prevention claim is made.
- Arabinogalactan from Larix laricina: A larch-derived polysaccharide studied in gut and immune-related nutrition. An isolated ingredient is not an ancient larch remedy, and no separate clinical benefit at this dose is established here.
Capsule, tablet and processing ingredients serve manufacturing purposes; no separate health benefit is claimed for them. Read the full label for ingredients, allergens, directions and warnings.
Further reading: NCI: mushroom history and research · MSK: lion’s mane · MSK: chaga · Russian botanical history