Beech

Hypsizygus marmoreus

Mushroom Description

Beech

Beech

Growing in tight clusters of small caps on slender white stems, Beech mushrooms contain protease inhibitors and beta-glucans that support intestinal integrity. Its micronutrients are easily assimilated during digestion. Though unpleasantly bitter when raw, cooking transforms them into a nutty, sweet, and slightly buttery treat with a firm texture that adds a delicate, functional crunch to various health-conscious dishes.

Scientific Name:

Hypsizygus marmoreus

Common Names:

Bunashimeji & Shimeji Mushrooms

Supports

Immune function and metabolic support

Mushroom Facts

Active Constituents

Herbal Actions

Full-Spectrum Bioactives

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