Chaga mushroom can be a potential skin-whitening agent with its tyrosinase-inhibiting properties
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(Natural News) A Korean study reported that the chaga mushroom (Inonotus obliquus) could offer a means of naturally whitening the skin. The antioxidant compounds in the mushroom prevent the enzyme tyrosinase from breaking down tyrosine into pigments that would cause the skin to become darker. The study received support from Kwangju Women’s University. Its findings were released in the Korean Journal of… |
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