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| Category | Grzyby funkcjonalne | Grzyby funkcjonalne |
| Evidence strength | Research hypothesis | Moderate evidence |
| Evidence Score | 1/5 | 3/5 |
| User rating | 3.6 (24) | 4.5 (87) |
| Typical dose | In traditional Chinese medicine, historically 3–9 g of dried raw material daily; the only larger human clinical trial used about 1 g/day of fermented Cs-4 mycelium — dosing of authentic wild fruiting body isn't practically standardized or realistically available at retail | Cereal beta-glucans: at least 3 g daily for a documented effect on cholesterol; mushroom-derived — depends on the specific extract and species |
| Form | Dried fruiting body with mummified larva (traditional form, extremely rare) or fermented mycelium extract (Cs-4 strain, more common in research than in retail) | Naturally in oats, barley, and medicinal mushrooms, or as an isolated, standardized extract |
| Average price | — | — |
| Monthly cost | — | — |
| Time to effects | — | The effect on LDL cholesterol is usually visible after several weeks of regular intake. |
| Who it's for | — | People wanting to understand the common mechanism behind many of the medicinal mushroom entries in this knowledge base |