Video Episode | Tiger Milk | Could It Be The New Lion's Mane? | This Rare Malaysian Mushroom Is Finally On The Prowl

In Search of Insight

Tiger Milk | Could It Be The New Lion's Mane? | This Rare Malaysian Mushroom Is Finally On The Prowl

Tiger Milk Mushroom is highly sought after for its respiratory and cognitive benefits. Learn about this fabled mushroom and our new mushroom research in this month’s podcast episode!

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On this episode of ‘In Search of Insight’ (episode #21), we explore Lignosus rhinocerus, better known as the tiger milk mushroom. Tiger Milk is a newcomer to the functional mushroom scene, and up until recently has been extremely rare. Traditional knowledge about tiger milk mushroom comes from Malaysia, where the indigenous population has been using this mushroom for hundreds of years. Its rarity is due to the fact that tiger milk mushrooms do not tend to grow close to each other in the wild. According to traditional knowledge, the tiger milk mushrooms seem to grow many kilometers apart from each other. This makes gathering sufficient amounts of tiger milk mushroom in the wild extremely difficult! The logical answer is to cultivate the tiger milk mushroom.

A little over a decade ago, Dr. Tan Chon Seng made major advances in the cultivation of tiger milk mushroom. Once a viable cultivation method was scaled up for production, research on tiger milk mushroom started to boom. For the first time in history, researchers had access to sufficient quantities of tiger milk mushroom. In a short period of time, there are fully fledged human clinical trials coming out about the unique respiratory effects of tiger milk mushroom!

Despite cultivation and research in the last decade, there are still plenty of knowledge gaps. Within the United States, there wasn’t a botanical reference material (BRM) that could be used to verify whether a tiger milk mushroom product is Lignosus rhinoceros. We needed to get our own BRM made for tiger milk mushroom. This project was undertaken by our lab director, James Jursich (Jay)! With this in mind, and the hard work Jay put into this project, we thought it would be interesting to have Jay as a guest on our podcast.

We are the first major U.S. functional mushroom vendor to come out with a very high quality tiger milk mushroom product, and are sure to make waves in the functional mushroom space! Tune into this episode to find out why we are over the moon about this unique mushroom!

Podcast Chapters

0:00 Introduction

0:30 Taking Tiger Milk Mushroom

2:00 Respiratory Health Benefits

2:40 Digestive Benefits

4:00 New Product - Coenzyme Q10 200mg Capsules

7:40 Ubiquinol vs. Ubiquinone

10:33 Crystal form Affects Bioavailability

13:00 New Product - Microzinc Capsules

15:00 How Sucrosomial Esters work

19:39 Zinc Dosing

23:30 Overview of Tiger Milk Mushroom

27:00 Sclerotium - What it is, Why its important

29:28 Where do Beta Glucans come from?

31:00 Where Tiger Milk Mushroom Gets Its Name

34:00 Cultivation of Tiger Milk Mushroom

41:20 What Makes Tiger Milk Mushrooms Effective?

43:36 Introducing our Special Guest, James Jursich

46:34 Nootropics Depot’s Analytical Testing Lab

48:45 Reference Materials

52:36 Tiger Milk Sclerotium Reference Material

1:00:04 Beta Glucans - Long-chain Polysaccharides

1:06:39 Megazyme Test

1:13:13 What We Are Researching in Lion’s Mane

1:17:59 Testing for Erinacine A

1:25:35 Tour of the Mushroom Kingdom

1:35:40 Effects of Tiger Milk Mushroom

1:45:28 Comparing Tiger Milk and Lion’s Mane

1:45:53 Nerve Growth Factor

1:55:20 Immune Function Support from Tiger Milk

1:58:24 The Sensation of Respiratory Support

2:01:20 Digestion Benefits

2:18:00 Stack Suggestions

2:18:10 Tongkat Ali + Tiger Milk

2:19:40 Confidence Stack - Tribulus, Fenugreek, Cordyceps

2:20:55 Respiratory Stack - Tiger Milk Mushroom, Andrographis, Glutathione, Tart Cherry

2:22:23 Cognition Stack - Tiger Milk, Cognance, Saffron

2:23:45 Digestion Stack - Tiger Milk, Mitidol, Apigenin, Cyanidin 3-Glucoside

2:24:30 Conclusion