Description
Taiwanofungus camphorata (Syn. Antrodia camphorata)
A rare fungus native to Taiwan, where it grows exclusively on the small-flowered camphor tree (Cinnamomum kanehirae). Due to historical overharvesting and deforestation, wild specimens are now scarce.
Because wild Antrodia is scarce and slow-growing, modern biotechnology has enabled cultivation of its mycelium through submerged (deep-liquid) fermentation, creating a clean, sustainable and consistent source of its key compounds.
MycoNutri™ Antrodia contains fermented mycelium, rich in naturally occurring polysaccharides and triterpenoids, uniting traditional heritage with modern scientific precision.
MycoNutri™ Antrodia uses mycelium grown by liquid fermentation with a guaranteed minimum of 4% triterpenes.
Contains : 100 g Powder
100% Taiwanofungus camphorata (syn. Antrodia camphorata) mycelium
Total Polysaccharides >9%
Total Triterpenoids >4%
Product available as Capsules / Powder
Take up to 1/3 level 5ml tsp daily, or as recommended by your health professional. Add to hot or cold beverages or sprinkle into food for easy consumption. Not suitable for children under the age of 14.
1 x level teaspoon = approx 3g.
The powder has a relitavely mild flavour and is best added to smoothies or juices.
Partially water-soluble, as it is produced from Submerged (deep-liquid) fermented mycelium powder rather than an extract.
Raw Material manufacturing process
The fermented mycelium of Antrodia camphorata is produced through submerged fermentation (also known as deep-liquid fermentation), which differs fundamentally from conventional solid-state fermentation.
In submerged fermentation, the mycelium grows within a liquid nutrient medium under precisely controlled conditions. This method allows the mycelium to be cleanly separated from the growth medium, ensuring a pure and uncontaminated biomass and producing a product with greater consistency and potency compared to solid-state cultures, which often contain residual substrate materials.
After fermentation, the mycelium is harvested, freeze-dried or low-temperature air-dried, then milled into a fine powder, sterilised, sieved, and passed through a metal detector to ensure purity and safety.