tremella fuciformis sporocarp extract
High-efficiency synthetic preservative. Documented in vitro to possess endocrine-disrupting potential, mimicking estrogen. Suspected of contributing to bioaccumulation in dermal tissues.
- MicroplasticsNot flagged
- SugarsNot flagged
- Seed OilsNot flagged
- Skin
- Immune System
- Hormones / Endocrine
- FDAAllowed under maximum safety concentration thresholds
- EFSAStrictly restricted; select variants banned in leave-on baby products
PubMed References
Endocrine-disrupting properties and systemic absorption of tremella fuciformis sporocarp extract(2022)
PubMed (PMID 28914602)→Last reviewed: May 2026
FAQ
Is tremella fuciformis sporocarp extract bad for you?
High-efficiency synthetic preservative. Documented in vitro to possess endocrine-disrupting potential, mimicking estrogen. Suspected of contributing to bioaccumulation in dermal tissues.
What does tremella fuciformis sporocarp extract do to your body?
tremella fuciformis sporocarp extract primarily affects: Skin, Immune System, Hormones / Endocrine.
How often is it safe to consume tremella fuciformis sporocarp extract?
Daily: Avoid — known endocrine disruptor risk. Weekly: Limit exposure to minimize bioaccumulation. Monthly: Generally tolerated.
What products contain tremella fuciformis sporocarp extract?
tremella fuciformis sporocarp extract is commonly found in cosmetic products. Use the Zeral app to scan any product and instantly see if it contains tremella fuciformis sporocarp extract.
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