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They Inhibited Liver Fibrosis. Scientists Are Impressed with the Results.

A popular Asian mushroom has piqued the interest of scientists studying liver fibrosis. A standardized shiitake mycelium extract inhibited this process in mice by simultaneously acting on two different mechanisms. The researchers now want to test its effectiveness in patients with liver fibrosis.
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A popular Asian mushroom has piqued the interest of scientists studying liver fibrosis. A standardized shiitake mycelium extract inhibited this process in mice by simultaneously acting on two different mechanisms. The researchers now want to test its effectiveness in patients with liver fibrosis.

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www.rynekzdrowia.pl broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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