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Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals
    #18289437 - 05/19/13 08:18 PM (10 years, 8 months ago)

I did a search on this but it doesn't seem to come up with much relating to what I'm looking for... (mostly psilocybin extraction comes up)

Does anyone have experience with growing mycelium of medicinals and extracting/drying/powdering that? 

Here's a quote from a company that does it:

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To make our extracts, we take organically grown non-GMO brown rice kernels and inoculate them with the mycelium of the desired species of medicinal fungus.  Each extract unit is then incubated until the mycelium has fully colonized the rice and formed a dense mycelial mat.  Because research shows that some primary medicinal constituents are concentrated in the mature mushroom caps and not the mycelium, we incorporate ground mature fruit bodies in the extraction process.  Because our extracts contain all available medicinal constituents from the entire life cycle of each individual mushroom species, they are considered a "Full Spectrum" product, the gold standard of today's medicinal mushroom supplements.

The myceliated rice kernels and ground fruitbodies then undergo our proprietary extraction process which breaks down the chitin in the mycelial cell walls and guarantees a highly bioavailable and medicinally potent final product with a high beta-glucan content.  The extract is then heat sterilized, dried, powdered, and packaged.




I understand growing mycelium on rice and all that, and I'm not concerned with adding fruit bodies, the part I want to know about is where they mention their "proprietary extraction process" to break down the cell walls and make it available for our body to use.  As well as any information on sterilization/drying/powdering, if available.  I know I could e-mail them but I don't think they'll tell me, lol.  I was able to find a couple posts by RR on this but he didn't go into too much detail.  Any help is much appreciated!

My main goal is to do this with medicinal species that are difficult to fruit (Inonotus obliquus, Grifola frondosa, etc)  And make some nice tinctures or capsules of already broken down mycelium powder with high bio-availability.  My 2 year old daughter is a type-1 diabetic and the blood sugar regulating properties of maitake especially interest me, if I could get them into a form I could get her to ingest, it would be nice to see if they helped any!  Of course she would still need insulin but anything that could help regulate the highs/lows would be of immense help.

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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: Forrester]
    #18289517 - 05/19/13 08:33 PM (10 years, 8 months ago)

I have a couple of maitake that do fruit.  They weren't that difficult.  I will get them to you Forrester if it would help.


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: Jeff]
    #18289666 - 05/19/13 09:01 PM (10 years, 8 months ago)

I've spent a looong time trying to find any specific info on this topic. For now, I have been growing medicinals (T.versicolor, G.lucidum, etc) on rice, then drying and grinding up.
Which is then water extracted in a stock pot for a couple days.
I think I read somewhere that the cell walls of the mycelium weren't as thick as the fruiting bodies, making it digestible without extraction.
I still extract the mycelium anyway though, as the most specific info I got was that the cell walls, which are made of 'chitin', make the beneficial polypeptides and polysaccharides unavailable without hot water extraction. Even with the mycelium.
I am also very tempted to try emailing Paul and asking how exactly he does it.
He sells it in liquid and capsule form, the liquid being a combination of alcohol and water extractions.


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: Forrester]
    #18291342 - 05/20/13 07:04 AM (10 years, 8 months ago)

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My 2 year old daughter is a type-1 diabetic and the blood sugar regulating properties of maitake especially interest me, if I could get them into a form I could get her to ingest, it would be nice to see if they helped any! Of course she would still need insulin but anything that could help regulate the highs/lows would be of immense help.





I have a 7-year-old boy with type 1 diabetes, and I am also interested in the impact of medicinal mushrooms on his blood sugar and on the disease itself. I am just now getting him to drink chaga and reishi tea (the latter of which I grow), and am experimenting with double-extractions of these. I was not aware of the "triple-extraction" process. I have just been doing a 4-6 week vodka soak followed by a 2 hour simmer in water (perhaps boiling or pressure cooking would be better?).

I would like to find out more about the most effective means of extraction, and of course about the impact of medicinal mushrooms on type 1 diabetes. I have heard reishi described as an "immunomodulator" and I wonder if it might not be able to help correct auto-immune diseases such as type 1 by "teaching" the immune system better habits. Please post your findings and I will do the same!

BTW Forrester, I just saw in another of your posts that you are in Maine. I am as well.


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: rostou]
    #18291849 - 05/20/13 09:39 AM (10 years, 8 months ago)

Thanks Jeff, that would be awesome!  I would love to try and fruit it.  I'll send you a msg.

Versicolor, thanks for the info - I tend to agree with your thought process that it's probably better to do some kind of extraction just to make sure it's usable.  Are you using heat in your water extraction over a couple days, like a crock pot or something?  What do you do with the whole mess after that, dry again?  Also, how do you prep your rice so it doesn't all stick together?  Sorry for all the questions just haven't ran into a lot of people that have actually done this.

Rostou - nice to see a fellow Mainer on here!  I think the double extraction method you're using is about the most effective way of extracting fruit bodies, that's the same process I read about and have been using (I do a 2 hour boil instead of simmer, but I don't know that it makes much of a difference). 

With a two year old there's no way I'm going to get her to drink such bitter teas, so I'm hoping a mycelium extract of Maitake would be something I could sneak into some yogurt.  I am very interested in the effects all the immune enhancers might have on the disease in general, as well as the blood sugar regulating effects of Maitake in particular, so if I can manage to get an extract for her to try I will definitely share my results!  My wife is a professional full-time blood sugar manager for her and will definitely notice any effects it has.


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: Forrester]
    #18292851 - 05/20/13 01:22 PM (10 years, 8 months ago)

hey forrester, my little girl take the double extraction I make with fresh oj and she does not mind it(she is 8 year old).  hope this will work for you.

john

ps I read some where that it is better to do the 2 hr boil 1st then do the extraction.  the boil open the cell wall that make extracting all the medicinal property easier.  the problem with this boil 1st is you have to do a batch of extraction first then combine the tea into it other wise if you do the tea and way 4-5 week for the extraction the tea would be bad by then.  hope this make sense.  I just came in from working in the garden so my thinking may be a little fuzzy.


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: john-hai]
    #18293510 - 05/20/13 04:04 PM (10 years, 8 months ago)

Forrester:

These links may or may not be of any help:

Reishi mycellim

Eating mycelium


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: OICU812]
    #18294801 - 05/20/13 08:36 PM (10 years, 8 months ago)

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Forrester:

These links may or may not be of any help:

Reishi mycellim

Eating mycelium





That does help - so it seems Aloha doesn't use any extraction method at all...  Maybe the heat used in drying is enough to break down the cell walls?

John-hai - that definitely makes sense about the extraction.  It would be difficult to time it all right though and not let the tea rot like you said... I just make sure and grind mine up as good as possible in the coffee grinder and hope for the best. 

I wonder if you froze the mushrooms while they were fresh, before drying, if that would help break the cell walls down.  I bet it would...


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: john-hai]
    #18296756 - 05/21/13 07:11 AM (10 years, 8 months ago)

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the problem with this boil 1st is you have to do a batch of extraction first then combine the tea into it other wise if you do the tea and way 4-5 week for the extraction the tea would be bad by then. 




Doing the boil first does make sense. Maybe you could freeze the boiled extract while you wait for the alcohol extraction?


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: rostou]
    #18300723 - 05/21/13 09:01 PM (10 years, 8 months ago)

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the problem with this boil 1st is you have to do a batch of extraction first then combine the tea into it other wise if you do the tea and way 4-5 week for the extraction the tea would be bad by then. 




Doing the boil first does make sense. Maybe you could freeze the boiled extract while you wait for the alcohol extraction?




Good idea.  I think I remember Greg Marley recommending in his book to freeze the tea and make "Reishi cubes", so that should totally work.


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: Forrester]
    #18300735 - 05/21/13 09:03 PM (10 years, 8 months ago)

Also, to anyone that searches and finds this thread, Versicolor was kind enough to do an awesome write-up on his mycelium extraction method right here.


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: john-hai]
    #18389578 - 06/08/13 08:23 PM (10 years, 7 months ago)

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ps I read some where that it is better to do the 2 hr boil 1st then do the extraction.  the boil open the cell wall that make extracting all the medicinal property easier.  the problem with this boil 1st is you have to do a batch of extraction first then combine the tea into it other wise if you do the tea and way 4-5 week for the extraction the tea would be bad by then.  hope this make sense.  I just came in from working in the garden so my thinking may be a little fuzzy.




Started experimenting with this idea today, it makes a lot of sense.  Boiled about a gallon of chaga tea down to 1 pint and stuck it in the freezer.  Now doing the alcohol extraction and will combine when done.

This got me to thinking, what if I just pressure cooked the mason jars while doing the alcohol extraction?  Then you wouldn't have to do the extraction/decoction in reverse order and freeze.  You could just pressure cook the mushroom mass while it's soaking in alcohol.  That should rupture the hell out of the cell walls.

But then I got to thinking, would a jar full of 50% alcohol and mushroom mass explode in my pressure cooker?  With the lower boiling point of alcohol and whatnot, would the jar build up pressure quicker than the PC and explode? 

Anyone know?  I'd rather not lose a good amount of chaga...


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: Forrester]
    #18391518 - 06/09/13 08:33 AM (10 years, 7 months ago)

It may not explode but I am pretty sure you won't have much alcohol left.


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: Forrester]
    #18391736 - 06/09/13 10:06 AM (10 years, 7 months ago)

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ps I read some where that it is better to do the 2 hr boil 1st then do the extraction.  the boil open the cell wall that make extracting all the medicinal property easier.  the problem with this boil 1st is you have to do a batch of extraction first then combine the tea into it other wise if you do the tea and way 4-5 week for the extraction the tea would be bad by then.  hope this make sense.  I just came in from working in the garden so my thinking may be a little fuzzy.




Started experimenting with this idea today, it makes a lot of sense.  Boiled about a gallon of chaga tea down to 1 pint and stuck it in the freezer.  Now doing the alcohol extraction and will combine when done.

This got me to thinking, what if I just pressure cooked the mason jars while doing the alcohol extraction?  Then you wouldn't have to do the extraction/decoction in reverse order and freeze.  You could just pressure cook the mushroom mass while it's soaking in alcohol.  That should rupture the hell out of the cell walls.

But then I got to thinking, would a jar full of 50% alcohol and mushroom mass explode in my pressure cooker?  With the lower boiling point of alcohol and whatnot, would the jar build up pressure quicker than the PC and explode?
 

Anyone know?  I'd rather not lose a good amount of chaga...




Isopropyl alcohol vapor is denser than air and is flammable with a combustible range between 2 and 12.7% in air. It should be kept away from heat and open flame.  Isopropyl alcohol has a boiling point of 80.37°C (176.666°F), well below the temperature in a pressure cooker.

If it does not explode inside the pressure cooker (think about the intensity of the ones at the Boston Marathon), it will probably perk out with the vapor and find a flame.

Report back regularly here to let us know you are still alive if you try this!


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: OICU812]
    #18391820 - 06/09/13 10:35 AM (10 years, 7 months ago)

It would work in the pc if you used a pressure-bomb.  Essentially a steel container that's rated to hold the pressure of the expanding alcohol, at the temperatures the pc will produce.

Once everything is cooled down, the bomb can be opened and all the alcohol will still be there.

Please tell me you're not doing a 'medicinal' extraction meant for ingestion with isopropyl alcohol.  Is this washed repeatedly with ethanol to purge the remaining iso?  Iso is very damaging to the body.

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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: 10KOysters]
    #18392610 - 06/09/13 02:08 PM (10 years, 7 months ago)

lol, no I don't think I ever mentioned isopropyl alcohol - guess I should have been more clear that I meant grain alcohol (100 proof vodka).  It's what I use to extract all medicinals. 

I could definitely see the jar not holding up so I think I'll pass on this idea for now, thanks for the advice :smile:


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: Forrester]
    #18393639 - 06/09/13 06:41 PM (10 years, 7 months ago)

Yeah, no bueno on the jar. :smile:

I'd like to post a few links to what I'm talking about but I guess I don't know the jargon to use.

It could be as simple as a pipe (stainless?) with fine threads, capped on both ends.  As long as the threads will hold the pressure it would experience in the pc, it would contain the alcohol.

Just cool down pc, remove and unscrew one of the end caps.  Pressure will be back to normal at room temp and material should be thoroughly processed.

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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: 10KOysters]
    #18395553 - 06/10/13 02:02 AM (10 years, 7 months ago)

Hi,

I have scanned through the questions and comments..

my 2 cents:

Maitake is very agrressive in sugar reduciton and should be used with caution, reishi is an adaptogen and would be safer to use - for the bitter flavour - add with honey or citrus flavours - patience and children will ghet used to the bitter taste - a lot of our health problems are to do with not engaging all the flavours in our mouth especially the bitter flavours.

alcohol extraction in a pressure cooker is okay, just remember that all the steam coming out will most likely be most of the alcohol, so try to soak and shake the mixture for 2 weeks before putting in the pc.

chitin only breaks down with prolonged heat and will not be affected by freezing, however the use of mycelium instead of fruit bodies is thought ot increase uptake because cells walls one membrane thick - personally I am not sure but a lot of the big companies use this method and seem to have good results.

I have seen the effect of reishi double extract on type 2 diabetes in a number of cases (>10<20) and in all case insulin use was reduced (not stopped), sugar fluctuations were less dramatic nad people reported having better energy levels.

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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: Forrester]
    #18395930 - 06/10/13 05:05 AM (10 years, 7 months ago)

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lol, no I don't think I ever mentioned isopropyl alcohol - guess I should have been more clear that I meant grain alcohol (100 proof vodka).  It's what I use to extract all medicinals. 

I could definitely see the jar not holding up so I think I'll pass on this idea for now, thanks for the advice :smile:





Sorry about the Isopropyl, I use so damn much of it in/around the lab and I got so caught-up in the safety aspect that I forgot we were talking about extractions! 

Actually, Ethanol at a 50% (100 proof) concentration has a lower flash point of 24 °C (75 °F)!  If you are using open flame to heat the PC I would definitely proceed with EXTREME caution.


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Re: Mycelium extraction/powdering for medicinals [Re: OICU812]
    #18396179 - 06/10/13 07:29 AM (10 years, 7 months ago)

Solumvita, thanks for the info.  I've heard/read good things about Reishi with type 2 but not much about type 1 which is a whole different beast.  I guess we will have to see.

OICU812, yeah we have a gas stove.  Assuming the jar didn't break there shouldn't be any issues with flammable vapor getting out, but in case it did I don't think I'd want my kitchen full of flammable gas. :onfire:


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