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Maitake Extract Killed 70% of Cancer Cells in Early Tests

Maitake Extract Killed 70% of Cancer Cells in Early Tests

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What they found

University of Windsor researchers found maitake extract killed 70% of cancer cells in early trials, outperforming chemotherapy drugs.

University of Windsor researchers found maitake extract killed 70% of cancer cells in early trials, outperforming chemotherapy drugs.

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killed 70% of cancer cells

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Evidence ladder: Lab dish → Animal → Early human → Strong human. Reviews summarize earlier research.

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The Mining Journal

The Mining Journal

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HEALTH & WELLNESS

HEALTH & WELLNESS

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The Anti-Cancer Answer

The Anti-Cancer Answer

Researchers at Canada’s University of Windsor found that, in early trials, maitake mushroom extract killed 70% of cancer cells, proving more effective than chemotherapy drugs. Supported by a $60,000 grant, the team will investigate the extract’s potential further.

Researchers at Canada’s University of Windsor found that, in early trials, maitake mushroom extract killed 70% of cancer cells, proving more effective than chemotherapy drugs. Supported by a $60,000 grant, the team will investigate the extract’s potential further.

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