Pastel del Rey Alfredo

Daldinia Concentrica

Common Names: Pastel de Rey Alfredo, Hongo de carbón

Medicinal

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Physical Characteristics

Caps:

Sin sombrero, esférico a aplanado, de 5-15 cm de ancho. Negro y carbonoso.

Gills:

Sin branquias, interior zonificado concéntricamente.

Helps With

Estrés oxidativo

Contiene concentricol de poliquétido con actividad antioxidante

Inflamación

Los extractos exhiben efectos antiinflamatorios en estudios.

Medicinal Chemistry

Similar Species

Daldinia Eschscholzii

Species: Daldinia eschscholzii

Edibility: no comestible

Key Differences: Menos zonación, encontrada en coníferas.

Mushroom Ratings

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A Unique Mushroom with Surprising Benefits!

01/29/2025

Victor Romo

CalmFocusEnergyReflectiveContentHeadache
As a long-time mushroom enthusiast, I was eager to try the Daldinia Concinna, also known as King Alfred's Cake. To my delight, this mushroom not only offers a distinct taste but also a treasure trove of health benefits. After incorporating it into my diet, I noticed a significant boost in energy levels and focus, which greatly enhanced my productivity. The first time I consumed it, I prepared a delightful infusion that left me feeling calm yet invigorated—a perfect balance! Additionally, my memory and reflective thinking seemed sharper, contributing to more insightful discussions during my evenings with friends. However, it's worth mentioning that I did experience a mild headache the first time I tried it, possibly indicating the need for gradual introduction. Overall, Daldinia Concinna has proven to be an excellent ally in reducing stress and aiding digestion, making it a standout in my pantry. If you're looking for a mushroom that can elevate your wellness routine while tantalizing your taste buds, I wholeheartedly recommend giving it a shot. Just be mindful of your consumption pace, and you'll enjoy its numerous benefits without the side effects.

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