Ergothioneine & Pregnancy / Preeclampsia
Explore mushroom research and guides on ergothioneine & pregnancy / preeclampsia.
Ergothioneine and Fetal Development: Emerging Research
Animal studies link ergothioneine to better oocyte quality, embryo health, and fetal weight rescue. No human data exists yet. What the emerging research shows.
Ergothioneine and Pregnancy: Placental Health Research
The placenta has a dedicated transporter for ergothioneine. What animal and human research shows about pregnancy, placental health, and preeclampsia risk.
Ergothioneine Depletion in Preeclampsia: Biomarker Evidence
In a 432-woman cohort, 96% of preeclampsia cases had ergothioneine below the protective threshold. What current evidence shows about this potential biomarker.
Low Ergothioneine and Preeclampsia Risk: What Studies Show
Low ergothioneine and preeclampsia risk: what the 2023 cohort data shows, including a specific dose-response threshold and the role of dietary mushroom intake.
Should Pregnant Women Eat More Mushrooms? The Evidence
A 1,162-person RCT found 100g mushrooms daily reduced preeclampsia and gestational hypertension. What the evidence shows about mushrooms and pregnancy.