How much is lion's mane mushroom per jin, and what are the prospects for growing it
Lion's mane mushroom is a traditional rare and precious dish, and together with bear paw, bird's nest and shark fin it is known as one of the four famous dishes of our country. Lion's mane mushroom has tender flesh and a delicious taste, and is welcomed by the broad masses of people. So how much is lion's mane mushroom per jin? What are the prospects for growing it?
1. How much is lion's mane mushroom per jin?
Lion's mane mushroom is a precious and rare dish, so its price is relatively expensive. Especially wild lion's mane mushroom, which costs 300-500 yuan per jin. As artificial cultivation technology becomes more and more advanced, most of the lion's mane mushroom on the market is artificially cultivated, so the price is relatively lower; the price of artificially cultivated ones is relatively lower, at 30-50 yuan per jin. The price of lion's mane mushroom from different regions and of different quality will differ to some extent; actual conditions prevail.
2. What are the prospects for growing it?
Lion's mane mushroom is rich in nutrients, containing 18 kinds of amino acids, vitamins and minerals needed by the human body. It is a high-protein, low-fat food with excellent edible, medicinal and health-care value. As people's living standards improve, awareness of these aspects becomes higher and higher, some of its products are also being continuously developed, and the market is more active. Its production cost is relatively low, cultivation raw materials are abundant, and product processing forms are diverse, which can satisfy consumers at all stages, so the market prospects are broad.
3. Nutritional value of lion's mane mushroom
1. Preventing stomach disease
Lion's mane mushroom is recognized as a top-grade stomach-nourishing food. This is because the Hericium polysaccharides and amino acids it contains have the effect of protecting and regulating digestive system function and repairing damaged gastric mucosa. They can also kill Helicobacter pylori, which causes gastritis and digestive tract ulcers, and have a relatively good therapeutic effect on chronic gastritis, gastric ulcers and hyperacidity and other conditions.
2. Preventing cardiovascular disease
Lion's mane mushroom contains abundant unsaturated fatty acids, which help reduce cholesterol and triglyceride levels in the blood, are beneficial to heart and brain blood circulation, and are an excellent dietary therapy product for patients with cardiovascular diseases such as high blood sugar and high blood lipids.
3. Preventing cancer
The polysaccharides, polypeptides, volatile oils and amino acids in lion's mane mushroom can inhibit the synthesis of genetic material in cancer cells, thereby playing a role in preventing and treating digestive tract tumors such as gastric cancer and esophageal cancer.
4. Nourishing the stomach
The polysaccharides contained in lion's mane mushroom can promote blood circulation under the gastric mucosa, strengthen the barrier function of the esophageal mucosa, and improve the disease resistance of the esophagus and stomach.
5. Enhancing immunity
Lion's mane mushroom is rich in a variety of nutrients, such as protein, vitamins, amino acids, fat, vitamins, cellulose and minerals including calcium, iron, phosphorus, potassium and so on. Regular consumption can improve the body's immunity and prevent the occurrence of digestive tract cancers and other malignant tumors.
6. Lowering cholesterol
Lion's mane mushroom is rich in dietary fiber. Regular consumption helps lower cholesterol levels in the blood, prevents arteriosclerosis caused by vascular aging and blockage, and has a positive effect on preventing obesity, cerebral hemorrhage and other diseases.
7. Aiding digestion
Lion's mane mushroom contains as many as 17 kinds of natural amino acids and is also rich in polysaccharides. It can regulate digestive system function and help digestion, and is often used as an auxiliary treatment for digestive tract diseases such as gastritis, gastric ulcers and duodenal ulcers.