1. What Are Beta-Glucans? Beta-glucans are naturally occurring fibers found in the cell walls of mushrooms, oats, barley, and certain yeasts. In mushrooms, they form part of the structural “skeleton” that gives strength to the cell wall. Scientists have studied them for decades because of their unique ability to interact with the human immune system …
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The therapeutic potential of Agaricus blazei Murill (ABM) mushrooms lies in their ability to influence multiple biological pathways involved in cancer development and progression. Below are the key mechanisms through which ABM mushrooms may act as supportive agents in cancer care: 1. Immune System Activation One of the most significant benefits of ABM mushrooms is …
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