Coriolus (Trametes), Yun Zhi 云芝 Turkey TailYun Zhi (TCM)Kawaratake (Japan) Bulliard, Flora Parisiensis, vol. 7 (1776-1781) Coriolus (Adam, 2016) Botanical name: Coriolus versicolor (syn Trametes versicolor, Boletus versicolor) Parts used: Dried Mushroom (sporphore) Temperature & Taste: Neutral, dry. Bitter Constituents: Copper (326 mg/kg) Uses: 1. Clears Damp, Strengthens Qi, Benefits Immunity:-increases Immunity-chronic Viral Infections–Hepatitis, HPV, HIV etc-chronic and active Hepatitis (Chinese Pharmacopoeia)-also for Menieres disease2. Clears Damp, Resolves Masses:-Anti-Tumor, Anti-Cancer effects against a range of Human Cancers-demonstrated effectiveness against Cancers of the Breast, Liver, Esophageal, Colon, Leukemia, Cervical-increases efficacy of doxorubicin and etoposide-significantly increases survival time of cancer patients Dose: Decoction: 9–30 gramsPowder: 2–6 grams daily of the Powder; 1–2 grams daily as a tonic to increase immunity; 6 grams daily for Cancer. Comment: It contains Anti-tumor, Anti-cancer and Immuno-stimulating Polysaccharides like various other fungii growing on wood such as Ganoderma, Phellinus, Fomes spp. etc. Main Combinations: Often combined with other mushrooms with similar properties such as Ganoderma, Phellinus, Poria etc. as an immune tonic and for its anti-tumor activity.1. Enhance Immunity:i. Coriolus, Reishiii. Coriolus, Astragalusiii. Coriolus, Poria Fu Ling, Phellinus Sang Huang, Ganoderma2. Enhance Memory, Coriolus with Gingko (see Research below) Cautions: None noted Main Preparations used: Extra InfoHistoryResearchComment…

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