Origin:

• Common in mid-Europe, wild growing in forests, gardens and on lawns
• Cultivated in Asia

History:
The Coprinus comatus  is one of the few vital fungi, which effects had not been discovered by the traditional Chinese medicine, but in Europe. Here, it does not only grow in forests and on lawns, however, it’s often found in gardens and on waysides. This albuminous fungus, which possesses a great number of various minerals and micronutrients, is famous amongst gatherers for its asparagus-like aroma.

Application:

• Decline of blood glucose level with diabetes P/E
• Improvement of perfusion P/E
• Improvement of digestion P
• Accompanying therapy for sarcoma E
• Constraint of breast cancer cells E

Particularity:
The Coprinus comatus  spreads itself by means of a black liquid, through which the spores, seated in the hat, drip on the soil. This liquid was used as writing ink, and gave this fungus its German name.

P = Powder (i.e. in tablet form)
E = Extract (i.e. saggar)
P/E = powder and extracts combined

This will give you an idea which dosage form normally is the most adequate.