Chicken tail mushroom can cure prostate cancer

A new study by Australian scientists suggests that an edible mushroom, commonly used in Asian countries for its medicinal properties, may offer hope to men with prostate cancer.

Dr Patrick Ling, from Australia's Queensland University of Technology (QTU), said experiments have shown that PSP extracted from turkey tail mushrooms can inhibit the growth of prostate cancer cells in mice.

Chicken tail mushroom. (Source: Internet)

Additionally, this compound may also help improve the effectiveness of current treatments.

Dr Ling said the main problem with current treatments is that there are always residual soft tumors that are resistant to treatment.

In fact, if it were possible to directly attack these residual tumors, which have developed into cancer cells, it would be possible to improve the overall survival of the patient.

Even Dr. Ling himself was surprised by this discovery. He pointed out that the preventive role of PSP really excited scientists because they had never seen a substance with the ability to inhibit up to 100%.

According to Vietnam+