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activates the immune system’s macro- phages, T cells, and natural killer (NK) cells. (Maitake also counteracts the im- mune weakening impact of chemotherapy.) Reishi mushrooms stimulate various im- mune cells, prevent growth of new blood vessels to tumors, and suppress the spread of cancer to surrounding tissues. While eating medicinal mushrooms provides benefi ts, their extracts in the form of dietary supplements are far more potent agents for breast cancer prevention.


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