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▎The editor of WuXi AppTec's content team Yang Chun March, the grass grows and ying flies.
Some people say that wild vegetables are a gift from nature, and the herbal aroma that has brewed a winter bursts out in spring.
Wild vegetables and mushrooms can be seen everywhere in the forest.
How about picking some home during the spring outing? Some people say that mushrooms in the wild are nutritious and delicious, while others think that wild mushrooms on the roadside cannot be eaten.
No, I shared a study related to mushrooms at the 2021 annual meeting of the Endocrine Society.
Studies have shown that chemicals in white mushrooms (Agaricus bisporus) may slow the progression of prostate cancer.
The research was simultaneously published in The Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry.
Picture source: 123RF As early as 6 years ago, a research team from the Beckman Research Institute of City of Hope (the Beckman Research Institute of City of Hope) confirmed in a phase 1 clinical trial that taking white mushroom powder can lower blood Medium prostate-specific antigen (PSA) level, and side effects are minimal.
In this study, the researchers used white mushroom powder to treat 36 patients with recurrent prostate cancer.
The results showed that among the patients who ate 8g/d and 14g/d white mushroom powder, 2 patients showed complete remission (CR), 2 patients experienced partial remission (PR), and 13 (36%) patients had PSA Decrease below the baseline.
Since the elevated PSA level in the blood of men may indicate the presence of prostate tumors, it supports the potential of taking white mushroom powder to affect PSA levels and regulate recurrent prostate cancer.
The study was published in Cancer in 2015.
▲Treatment of prostate cancer patients with white mushrooms will affect their prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels.
Image source: Reference [5] After a lapse of 6 years, a research team also from the Beckman Institute in the City of Hope discovered the mechanism by which white mushrooms can treat prostate cancer.
The researchers studied the effects of mushroom extracts on androgen-sensitive prostate cancer cells.
They found that in prostate cancer cells, white mushroom extract inhibited the activity of androgen receptors; and in mice treated with white mushroom extract for 6 days, the growth of prostate tumors was significantly inhibited, and the level of PSA was also somewhat different.
decline.
Dr.
Wang Xiaoqiang, the lead researcher of the study, said: “Androgen is a type of male sex hormone.
By binding to and activating androgen receptors (a protein expressed in prostate cells) to allow prostate cancer cells to grow, white mushrooms seem to be able to inhibit the growth of prostate cancer cells.
Activity of androgen receptor.
"If eating white mushrooms can significantly inhibit the growth of prostate tumors, how many mushrooms should you eat? How much white mushrooms can reduce the risk of prostate cancer? A previous article published in the International Journal of Cancer also found that regular consumption of mushrooms may help prevent prostate cancer.
The study followed 36,499 Japanese men between the ages of 40 and 79 in 1990.
During the median follow-up period of 13.
2 years, 3.
3% of the participants developed prostate cancer.
Mushroom consumption in middle-aged and elderly men is negatively correlated with the occurrence of prostate cancer.
Compared with eating mushrooms less than once a week, eating mushrooms 1 to 2 times a week reduces the risk of prostate cancer by 8%, and eating mushrooms 3 or more times a week reduces the risk by 17%.
Image source: Are there other functions for 123RF white mushrooms? Another study published in the Journal of Functional Foods showed that eating white mushrooms can produce subtle changes in the microbial community in the intestines, thereby improving the regulation of glucose in the liver.
Researchers fed mice 1 portion of white mushrooms (about 85g) and found that they could change the composition of their intestinal microbes and produce more short-chain fatty acids, especially propionate in succinate.
These two acids can change the expression of genes, and these genes are a key pathway between the brain and the intestines, helping to control the production of glucose or gluconeogenesis.
Eating white mushrooms can change the expression of genes needed to control glucose production, thereby controlling blood sugar.
Moreover, the white mushroom itself is a treasure.
White mushrooms contain 37.
86% of crude protein, of which there are 17 kinds of amino acids, and 8 kinds of essential amino acids account for 42.
30% of the total amount of amino acids.
It is also rich in polysaccharides, cellulose, crude fat, vitamin C, superoxide dismutase (SOD) and nucleotides.
Wow, white mushrooms are so good! It seems that it is right to eat more mushrooms.
However, it is recommended not to pick mushrooms on the side of the road! There is a world of difference between the white mushrooms bought in the supermarket and the white poisonous mushrooms picked in the wild.
Recently, there are news reports about poisoning caused by accidental eating of white mushrooms: On February 24, 5 people in Huizhou City were poisoned after eating a white mushroom in the wild, and they were rescued in the hospital.
On March 22, a family of 3 people in Shenzhen suffered severe liver and kidney damage from eating a white mushroom.
From 2000 to 2014, a wild white mushroom (white poison umbrella) was the poisonous mushroom that caused the most deaths in Guangdong.
At least 25 tragedies were caused, 99 people were poisoned and 48 of them died.
Summary Edible white mushrooms are rich in nutrients and are worth eating regularly.
Moreover, regular consumption of white mushrooms can not only significantly inhibit the growth of prostate tumors, but also regulate blood sugar and help control cancer and diabetes.
However, mushrooms grown in the wild may cause poisoning.
It is recommended to go to the market to buy white mushrooms with safety guarantees. Recommend reading Oxford University Research: Men of this size have not only a high risk of developing prostate cancer, but also a high risk of death.
"The Lancet" is heavy! 6.
9% of the Wuhan population is positive for the new crown antibody, 82% of them are asymptomatic, and 40% have long-term neutralizing antibodies.
The liver is not good.
Want to reverse fatty liver? Just eat like this.
Published by the American Heart Association on National Liver Love Day.
To maintain brain health and reduce the risk of dementia, attention should be paid to these 13 risk factors.
From chemotherapy to gene therapy, ASCO reviews 50 years of anti-cancer milestones and the next 10 years Breakthrough reference materials[1] Whitebutton mushrooms could slow progression of prostate cancer.
Retrieved MARCH 20,2021, from https://medicalxpress.
com/news/2021-03-white-button-mushrooms-prostate-cancer.
html[2] Mushroompowder shows potential in prostate cancer.
SEPTEMBER 3, 2015, from https://medicalxpress.
com/news/2015-09-mushroom-powder-potential-prostate-cancer.
html[3] Eatingmushrooms may help lower prostate cancer risk.
Retrieved SEPTEMBER 5, 2019,fromhttps://medicalxpress.
com/news/2019-09-mushrooms-prostate-cancer.
html[4] Twardowski,P.
, Kanaya, N.
, Frankel, P.
, Synold, T.
, Ruel , C.
, Pal, SK, .
.
.
& Chen,S.
(2015). If you need guidance on treatment plans, please go to a regular hospital for treatment.
Some people say that wild vegetables are a gift from nature, and the herbal aroma that has brewed a winter bursts out in spring.
Wild vegetables and mushrooms can be seen everywhere in the forest.
How about picking some home during the spring outing? Some people say that mushrooms in the wild are nutritious and delicious, while others think that wild mushrooms on the roadside cannot be eaten.
No, I shared a study related to mushrooms at the 2021 annual meeting of the Endocrine Society.
Studies have shown that chemicals in white mushrooms (Agaricus bisporus) may slow the progression of prostate cancer.
The research was simultaneously published in The Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry.
Picture source: 123RF As early as 6 years ago, a research team from the Beckman Research Institute of City of Hope (the Beckman Research Institute of City of Hope) confirmed in a phase 1 clinical trial that taking white mushroom powder can lower blood Medium prostate-specific antigen (PSA) level, and side effects are minimal.
In this study, the researchers used white mushroom powder to treat 36 patients with recurrent prostate cancer.
The results showed that among the patients who ate 8g/d and 14g/d white mushroom powder, 2 patients showed complete remission (CR), 2 patients experienced partial remission (PR), and 13 (36%) patients had PSA Decrease below the baseline.
Since the elevated PSA level in the blood of men may indicate the presence of prostate tumors, it supports the potential of taking white mushroom powder to affect PSA levels and regulate recurrent prostate cancer.
The study was published in Cancer in 2015.
▲Treatment of prostate cancer patients with white mushrooms will affect their prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels.
Image source: Reference [5] After a lapse of 6 years, a research team also from the Beckman Institute in the City of Hope discovered the mechanism by which white mushrooms can treat prostate cancer.
The researchers studied the effects of mushroom extracts on androgen-sensitive prostate cancer cells.
They found that in prostate cancer cells, white mushroom extract inhibited the activity of androgen receptors; and in mice treated with white mushroom extract for 6 days, the growth of prostate tumors was significantly inhibited, and the level of PSA was also somewhat different.
decline.
Dr.
Wang Xiaoqiang, the lead researcher of the study, said: “Androgen is a type of male sex hormone.
By binding to and activating androgen receptors (a protein expressed in prostate cells) to allow prostate cancer cells to grow, white mushrooms seem to be able to inhibit the growth of prostate cancer cells.
Activity of androgen receptor.
"If eating white mushrooms can significantly inhibit the growth of prostate tumors, how many mushrooms should you eat? How much white mushrooms can reduce the risk of prostate cancer? A previous article published in the International Journal of Cancer also found that regular consumption of mushrooms may help prevent prostate cancer.
The study followed 36,499 Japanese men between the ages of 40 and 79 in 1990.
During the median follow-up period of 13.
2 years, 3.
3% of the participants developed prostate cancer.
Mushroom consumption in middle-aged and elderly men is negatively correlated with the occurrence of prostate cancer.
Compared with eating mushrooms less than once a week, eating mushrooms 1 to 2 times a week reduces the risk of prostate cancer by 8%, and eating mushrooms 3 or more times a week reduces the risk by 17%.
Image source: Are there other functions for 123RF white mushrooms? Another study published in the Journal of Functional Foods showed that eating white mushrooms can produce subtle changes in the microbial community in the intestines, thereby improving the regulation of glucose in the liver.
Researchers fed mice 1 portion of white mushrooms (about 85g) and found that they could change the composition of their intestinal microbes and produce more short-chain fatty acids, especially propionate in succinate.
These two acids can change the expression of genes, and these genes are a key pathway between the brain and the intestines, helping to control the production of glucose or gluconeogenesis.
Eating white mushrooms can change the expression of genes needed to control glucose production, thereby controlling blood sugar.
Moreover, the white mushroom itself is a treasure.
White mushrooms contain 37.
86% of crude protein, of which there are 17 kinds of amino acids, and 8 kinds of essential amino acids account for 42.
30% of the total amount of amino acids.
It is also rich in polysaccharides, cellulose, crude fat, vitamin C, superoxide dismutase (SOD) and nucleotides.
Wow, white mushrooms are so good! It seems that it is right to eat more mushrooms.
However, it is recommended not to pick mushrooms on the side of the road! There is a world of difference between the white mushrooms bought in the supermarket and the white poisonous mushrooms picked in the wild.
Recently, there are news reports about poisoning caused by accidental eating of white mushrooms: On February 24, 5 people in Huizhou City were poisoned after eating a white mushroom in the wild, and they were rescued in the hospital.
On March 22, a family of 3 people in Shenzhen suffered severe liver and kidney damage from eating a white mushroom.
From 2000 to 2014, a wild white mushroom (white poison umbrella) was the poisonous mushroom that caused the most deaths in Guangdong.
At least 25 tragedies were caused, 99 people were poisoned and 48 of them died.
Summary Edible white mushrooms are rich in nutrients and are worth eating regularly.
Moreover, regular consumption of white mushrooms can not only significantly inhibit the growth of prostate tumors, but also regulate blood sugar and help control cancer and diabetes.
However, mushrooms grown in the wild may cause poisoning.
It is recommended to go to the market to buy white mushrooms with safety guarantees. Recommend reading Oxford University Research: Men of this size have not only a high risk of developing prostate cancer, but also a high risk of death.
"The Lancet" is heavy! 6.
9% of the Wuhan population is positive for the new crown antibody, 82% of them are asymptomatic, and 40% have long-term neutralizing antibodies.
The liver is not good.
Want to reverse fatty liver? Just eat like this.
Published by the American Heart Association on National Liver Love Day.
To maintain brain health and reduce the risk of dementia, attention should be paid to these 13 risk factors.
From chemotherapy to gene therapy, ASCO reviews 50 years of anti-cancer milestones and the next 10 years Breakthrough reference materials[1] Whitebutton mushrooms could slow progression of prostate cancer.
Retrieved MARCH 20,2021, from https://medicalxpress.
com/news/2021-03-white-button-mushrooms-prostate-cancer.
html[2] Mushroompowder shows potential in prostate cancer.
SEPTEMBER 3, 2015, from https://medicalxpress.
com/news/2015-09-mushroom-powder-potential-prostate-cancer.
html[3] Eatingmushrooms may help lower prostate cancer risk.
Retrieved SEPTEMBER 5, 2019,fromhttps://medicalxpress.
com/news/2019-09-mushrooms-prostate-cancer.
html[4] Twardowski,P.
, Kanaya, N.
, Frankel, P.
, Synold, T.
, Ruel , C.
, Pal, SK, .
.
.
& Chen,S.
(2015). If you need guidance on treatment plans, please go to a regular hospital for treatment.
