Talk about a magic mushroom. New research from the cancer treatment center City of Hope suggests that white button mushroom extract may slow prostate cancer progression by hindering tumor growth ...

After treatment with white button mushroom extract in mice and patients with prostate cancer, scientists discovered a decline in the amount of immune-suppressing cells in tumors.

white button mushroom extract, on the progression of prostate cancer in mice and patients. They propose that white button mushroom extract enhances the impact of immunotherapy used to treat ...

The white button mushroom has cancer-fighting abilities, according to the results of a human clinical trial on the use of food as medicine. Not only does it slow tumor growth, but it also allows ...

The results suggest white button mushrooms can boost anti-cancer immune defenses and slow cancer growth, when given as part of other therapies. What exactly it is within the mushroom extract that ...

Eight prostate cancer patients participated in a preliminary study, taking white button mushroom extract for three months. Blood samples revealed encouraging changes in their immune systems ...

In mouse models, researchers found that administration of white button mushroom extract significantly delayed the growth of tumors and extended the survival of mice.

White button mushroom or Agaricus bisporus, one of the most popular edible fungus in the world, can shrink cancer tumours, delaying their growth, as per new clinical trials on the use of food as ...

White button mushrooms promoted antitumor activity among men with prostate cancer, according to results of an ongoing randomized phase 2 trial.Treatment with white button mushroom tablets reduced ...

Mushroom supplements are becoming increasingly popular the more that people learn about them. While it has always been known that things like white button mushroom extract may be good for your ...

After treatment with white button mushroom extract in mice and patients with prostate cancer, scientists discovered a decline in the amount of immune-suppressing cells in tumors.