The scientific literature describes PSK and PSP as protein-polysaccharide complexes characteristic of Trametes versicolor. These compounds have been studied mainly for their interaction with the immune system in experimental contexts.
Research has observed that these complexes influence the regulation of the immune response, particularly in preclinical models. Their interest lies in how they accompany the natural defense processes of the body.
This knowledge has led to PSK and PSP being explored as functional components within a diet oriented toward immune support, always from a complementary perspective.
Exploring foods that contain PSK and PSP can be of interest to those who wish to support their immune system in a nutritional and responsible way. At Simbiosis we incorporate Trametes versicolor into products designed to accompany the natural defenses of the organism, always respecting the limits of the scientific evidence.
