What you won’t find at Turkey Tail Farm are turkeys. What you will find are ducks, sheep, two border collies, gardens, bird habitats and a variety of edible fungi including Trametes versicolor ...

The species, Trametes versicolor, is found on all continents besides Antarctica (and it may even be present there, undocumented, although this is somewhat unlikely because the conditions there don ...

Whether you know it or not, you've seen turkey tail mushrooms - they're one of the most common fungi in all of North America, and they're especially prominent in the winter.

Turkey Tail (Trametes Versicolor) grows wild throughout Tennessee and the world. The anti-cancer properties of extracted polysaccharides (PSK) and polypeptides (PSP) from Turkey Tail mushrooms are ...

Damien Bové, Scientific Advisor at ADACT Medical, said turkey tail mushrooms (scientific name: Trametes versicolor or Coriolus versicolor) are multicoloured fungi that grow in many countries ...

Trametes, more famously known as the turkey tail mushrooms, contain naturally-occuring compounds known as the PSK (polysaccharaide-K) and PSP (polysaccharopeptide).

Joining conventional Western medicine with the burgeoning world of natural treatments is a humble mushroom called Trametes versicolor, or the turkey tail—a tough and colorful fungus often brewed into ...

Turkey tail mushroom contains high levels of nutrients, including antioxidants and immune-boosting compounds. And its purported benefits include everything from boosting gut health and ...

These convenient turkey tail mushroom capsules can be taken daily to boost the immune system. They’re made with freeze-dried mushroom mycelium that’s sustainably and organically grown in the USA.

Turkey tail mushrooms (Coriolus versicolor) have been used for thousands of years for their medicinal properties and antioxidant activity. They are a part of the Polyporaceae family of fungi. In ...