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Tiger Milk Mushroom Is Rich in Immune-Related Proteins

Tiger Milk Mushroom Is Rich in Immune-Related Proteins

Tiger milk mushroom

What they found

Over 3% of tiger milk mushroom's dry weight is proteins tied to immunity, antioxidant defense and anticancer activity.

Over 3% of tiger milk mushroom's dry weight is proteins tied to immunity, antioxidant defense and anticancer activity.

The number

over 3% of their dry weight

How solid is it?

Lab dish

Lab dish

Lab – chemical analysis

Lab – chemical analysis

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

At a glance

Latin name

Lignosus tigris

Lignosus tigris

Compound

serine protease; catalase

serine protease; catalase

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HEALTH & WELLNESS

HEALTH & WELLNESS

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Tiger Milk Proteins

Tiger Milk Proteins

Tiger milk mushrooms (Lignosus tigris) yielded a rich proteomic profile, with over 3% of their dry weight made up of proteins tied to immunity, antioxidant defense, and anticancer activity. Key enzymes like serine protease and catalase were abundant, deepening scientific support for this traditional Southeast Asian remedy.

Tiger milk mushrooms (Lignosus tigris) yielded a rich proteomic profile, with over 3% of their dry weight made up of proteins tied to immunity, antioxidant defense, and anticancer activity. Key enzymes like serine protease and catalase were abundant, deepening scientific support for this traditional Southeast Asian remedy.

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