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Ganoderma lucidum is a medicinal fungus widely used in traditional Chinese medicine. It is also known as fairy grass and has a history of thousands of years in China. Antrodia cinnamomea is a native species unique to Taiwan and can only grow on the Antrodia cinnamomea tree. Its salmon-red appearance is also known as the "ruby in the forest". In recent years, its special anti-cancer and immune-regulating effects have attracted medical research attention and are gradually gaining global attention.

During the treatment process, breast cancer patients often seek various auxiliary therapies to enhance immunity and reduce side effects. Antrodia cinnamomea, as a fungus unique to Taiwan, is rich in triterpenes, polysaccharides and other ingredients, which have the potential to help enhance immunity and fight cancer. This article will provide the efficacy, safety and purchasing tips of Antrodia cinnamomea for breast cancer, so that you can eat it with more peace of mind!

The fruiting body is the "fruit" part that grows on the Antrodia cinnamomea wood; the mycelium grows on the culture medium to absorb nutrients from the wood. It can also be said that the mycelium plays the role of a delivery tube, and the real nutrients are in the fruiting body, just like we eat fruits but not rhizomes. The formation of mycelium is easy and fast, and it can grow in about 7-14 days. It can even be directly cultivated using public version bacteria. This is why there is a huge difference in the "Antrodia cinnamomea price difference".

Antrodia cinnamomea has the effect of protecting the liver. The main origin of this effect comes from the fact that the discoverer saw that the Taiwanese aborigines would chew Antrodia cinnamomea to improve their physical strength and relieve discomfort after drinking. Indeed, in the early days, Antrodia cinnamomea was also regarded as a good remedy for hangovers by the Taiwanese aborigines.