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Todd-

 

Do I understand that a powdered extract which is extracted with a high

alcohol menstrum and remixed as a powder will have the polysaccharides in

a bioavailable form? How about a high alcohol tincture where the

polysaccharides are clumped? Given that long chain polysaccharides can

be difficult to absorb (hence the vitamin C recommendation), won't

clumping make them less available, assuming you can get them off of the

side of the bottle?

 

My preferred theoretical method to tincture is to decoct the mushroom

pieces, boil down the decoction, then to extract the marc in grain

alcohol, adding the two together so that total alcohol is around 25%.

Generally I just decoct.

 

I'll ask Chris Hobbs when I see him next month, but his Medicinal

Mushrooms book seems to list more compounds for the fruiting body than

the mycelia. No numbers or bioavailability comments. I do remember his

telling us to go for the mushroom rather than mycelial preparations.

 

Karen Vaughan

CreationsGarden

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