Show your skin: Medicinal mushrooms can help against skin problems

Summer, sunshine and smiling faces. Whether in a nice café or on the beach: It’s about time for short dresses and skimpy outfits. A well-tended, naturally healthy skin makes us feel good. Though, a look in the mirror often shows the contrary: Our skin looks tired and pale.

The golden rules for a nice and beautiful skin

Your good summer mood must not be spoiled just because there are skin impurities, small pimples or blackheads. You can do a lot to get a fresh and pure skin. This is easy if you follow the three golden rules: Drink enough water, eat healthy and well-balanced and be physically active outdoors, as a result your skin will feel and look better. If you want to do even more for your skin, a medicinal mushroom diet is recommended. Taken as mushroom powder capsules, medicinal mushrooms supply our largest sensory organ with a high amount of skin-beautifying vitamins, amino acids, minerals and trace elements. The detoxifying properties of medicinal mushrooms are also important for a healthy skin.

Helpful mushrooms

If the body is overloaded with body wastes, the skin helps to detoxify the body. This process often leads to skin problems. In that case, the natural substances contained in particular medicinal mushrooms have proven effective: Medicinal mushroom Reishi supports the liver in its function as detoxifying organ, regulates the immune system and reduces the histamine release which is important in cases of itching. Medicinal mushroom Hericium is recommended if skin problems are related to an impaired gastro-intestinal tract. Hericium supports and promotes the intestinal mucosa. Additionally, Pleurotus strengthens the intestinal flora.

The MykoTroph AG, Institute for Nutritional and Fungal medicine based in Limeshain was founded in 2003 by Franz Schmaus. The agricultural engineer concerned himself with the effects and use of medicinal mushrooms for more than 30 years and is one of the most renowned experts in this field. MykoTroph Institute aims to spread the knowledge of the mushrooms’ preventative and healing effects and make it accessible to a wide public.

Further information and studies can be found on the institute’s website www.mykotroph.com. Additionally, Franz Schmaus and his team, consisting of mycotherapists and naturopaths, are available for extensive advice from Monday to Friday between 8.00 a.m. and 6.00 p.m. via the hotline +0049 (0) 6047-98 85 30. People who are interested can also arrange a personal consultation at the institute via that number. Telephone consultations are free of charge. Comprehensive information on fungal medicine can also be requested for free at MykoTroph Institute.

MykoTroph AG
Institute for Nutritional and Fungal Medicine

Am Försterahl 3A
D-63694 Limeshain
Phone: +49/ 6047/988530
info@mykotroph.com

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