Maitake

Grifola frondosa

Mushroom Description

Maitake

Maitake

Often called "Hen of the Woods," Maitake grows in large, ruffled, grey-brown clusters. Its D-fraction supports the innate immune system and encourages normal blood glucose levels via orally active polysaccharides that resist stomach acid. It provides a sophisticated sensory experience, offering a delicate, peppery flavor, a woodsy aroma, and a crisp, leafy texture that holds up well during preparation and ingestion.

Scientific Name:

Grifola frondosa

Common Names:

Hen-of-the-woods Ram’s Head or Sheep’s Head

Supports

Metabolic health and blood sugar support

Mushroom Facts

Active Constituents

Herbal Actions

Full-Spectrum Bioactives

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