) Agaricus bisporus Worldwide per capita 1 However, brown buttons are 22 Y 2 Volume 54, Number 1, January/February 2019 2019;54(1):16 ushrooms have beensometimes consumed used as as medicine for food millennia.production and The of cultivated, edible mushrooms Healthy aging is a primary goal of many people today. reduced fungal populations in agricultural soilssome caused cultivation by practices. Relationships observed between estimated Ergo consumption andreductions average in longevity and chronic neurodegenerativedifferent diseases countries supports across additional interest in Ergo asdietary a chemopreventive agent for aging-related diseases. Nutr Today. healthy aging. Consuming more fruits andprimary vegetables emphasis is of a a healthy diet.are Although mushrooms normally considered to beare a neither vegetable, a they plant actually kingdom. nor Mushrooms are animal consumed but byfor belong most their culinary to Americans properties and the by some fungal asbecause a they healthy food are low innot fat, contain calories, cholesterol, and sugars, or sodium gluten. andbeen Recently, recognized do that it mushrooms has are a valuable source of gaining in popularity, eithercaps as closed, as criminis seen (harvested in Figure with as 2) or large portabellas (harvested open caps,rooms Figure consumed 2). in All thecialty United of States mushrooms’’ the are and nonbutton considered comprise mush- production. ‘‘spe- Some only noncultivated (wild) about mushrooms, such 3%as of morels and the porcinis, are also consumed in small amounts. There is a growing awareness bothand among gerontologists lay consumers that diet plays an important role in worldwide has increased morewhereas than the 30-fold population since 1978, has1.7-fold during only the same increased period. by about consumption has increased 4.7-fold since 1978. Mostthese of increases have occurred in China,consumption but mushroom in the UnitedFigure States 1 presents is recent growing datagenera. as The on common well. button world mushroom production ( by ranks fourth behind shiitake, oyster, andthe wood primary ear mushroom but produced is United and States consumed (Figure in 2). the M Copyright © 2019 Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. All rights reserved. and and \ 2 is professor emeritus in the Department of is professor of public health sciences and is a postdoctoral scholar in the Department of 2019 Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. All rights reserved. Nutrition Public Health * Robert B. Beelman, PhD Michael D. Kalaras, PhD John P. Richie, Jr., PhD A Recipe for Healthy Aging?

and vitamin D or can easily be made toimportant be, bioactive excellent compounds dietary that sources are of all 4 cease known in to humans de- as they age. These are the micronutrients Mushrooms have been used both as food andin as many medicine cultures, and their popularity as boththe is United growing States. in We have shown that they are inherently, them. We have preliminary evidence that Ergo levelsAmerican in food the supply might be compromised because of bioactive compounds. Ergothroughout is the food found chain presumably inthe owing to soil small fungi passing amounts in it on to plants and then animals that eat specific transport protein forbioavailable and avidly Ergo retained, leading many to that speculate about makes its it potential importance highly tosuch specific human transporters are rarely health present for because nonnutrient be the primary focus of thisin review. nature Because Ergo primarily is by made nonyeastfar fungi, the mushrooms best human are dietary by source. Humans produce a highly ergothioneine (Ergo). All of thesefound except in for significant Ergo amounts in can other be foods; hence, it will 16 Nutrition Today Copyright DOI: 10.1097/NT.0000000000000315 Science Building, University Park, PA 16802 ([email protected]) The authors have no conflicts ofCorrespondence: Robert interest B. to Beelman, PhD, disclose. 404 Rodney A. Erickson Food been on the majortathione, cellular and its and role redox in health signaling maintenance agent, and glu- disease prevention. role of oxidative stressinvolved and in oxidant exposure aging on and biological cancer. mechanisms An important focus of this research has pharmacology at the Pennsylvania StateFor University more College than 30 of years, Medicine. he has conducted interdisciplinary studies on the including ergothioneine and vitamin D. John P. Richie, Jr, PhD, Food Science at the PennsylvaniaSciences. State University His College research of Agricultural focuses on nutritional properties of mushrooms, of mushrooms. Michael D. Kalaras, PhD, the nutritional and medicinaldants, properties including of selenium mushrooms; and dietary ergothioneine; and antioxi- vitamin D enrichment Food Science and director offor the Health Center for at Plant theSciences. and He Mushroom Pennsylvania Foods had State made University numerous College important of research contributions Agricultural on Robert B. Beelman, PhD,

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Downloaded from https://journals.lww.com/nutritiontodayonline by BhDMf5ePHKav1zEoum1tQfN4a+kJLhEZgbsIHo4XMi0hCywCX1AWnYQp/IlQrHD3yRlXg5VZA8t3MCuKtqu5OwoxpiE7n/jThEWiFd3QWoLucDvcRqlJZA== on 01/29/2019 Downloaded from https://journals.lww.com/nutritiontodayonline by BhDMf5ePHKav1zEoum1tQfN4a+kJLhEZgbsIHo4XMi0hCywCX1AWnYQp/IlQrHD3yRlXg5VZA8t3MCuKtqu5OwoxpiE7n/jThEWiFd3QWoLucDvcRqlJZA== on 01/29/2019 FIGURE 1. World production statistics for the top mushroom species. Adapted from Royse et al (2017).1 protein, fiber, B vitamins, phenolic compounds, potassium, compounds, except for Ergo, can be found in significant and beta-glucans. Feeney et al (2014)3 recently reviewed amounts in foods other than mushrooms. Hence, Ergo will the unique nutritional properties of mushrooms. be the focus of this article. Research conducted in our laboratories at The Pennsylvania Different types of mushrooms vary considerably in Ergo State University has demonstrated that mushrooms can be and GSH content. Dubost et al (2006)11 demonstrated that a rich source of 4 critical bioactive compounds important button mushrooms were lowest, with about 0.30 to 0.6 mg/g, 4,5 6,7 to human health: selenium, vitamin D, L-ergothioneine dry weight (dw) of Ergo and the specialty mushrooms like (Ergo),8,9 and glutathione (GSH).10 Vitamin D is an essen- shiitake, oyster, and maitake contained about 3 to 4 times tial nutrient, and selenium, GSH, and Ergo are important as much (Figure 3). Oyster mushrooms were shown to antioxidants thought to mitigate /damage, contain about 10 times more Ergo than chicken and a key contributor to aging and its related diseases. Indeed, black beans and 30 times more than oat bran, which are most chronic degenerative diseases that occur during aging the best dietary sources other than mushrooms.12 In a later have oxidative damage. Such damage may be a causal study,10 we demonstrated that mushrooms were high in Ergo factor for development and/or progression. Hence, the but also contained quite high levels of GSH (Figure 4), making potential to mitigate these diseases of aging by increasing them the best single dietary source of both antioxidants. these antioxidant compounds in the diet through mush- Ergo is an antioxidant that was originally room consumption is intriguing. All of these bioactive discovered in 1909 in Ergot but hardly studied until

FIGURE 2. US mushroom production statistics. Adapted from USDA (2017).2

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Copyright © 2019 Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. All rights reserved. FIGURE 3. Concentration of ergothioneine in various mushrooms. Data are expressed as means. Bars on the columns represent standard deviation. Graphics with different letters differ significantly (P = .05). Adapted from Dubost et al (2006).11 recently (the structures of Ergo and GSH are provided in nated as a new vitamin. Bruce Ames has suggested that Figure 4 insert). Ergo cannot be made by higher plants Ergo is a ‘‘longevity vitamin’’ as defined by his Triage and animals, but is produced primarily by nonyeast fungi, Theory,15 which hypothesizes that bioactive compounds , and some Mycobacteria. Because mush- like Ergo have multiple functions in the body. He suggests rooms are actually the fruiting bodies of fungi, it was not that functions related to short-term survival and repro- surprising that research demonstrated that cultivated duction have priority over long-term functions protecting mushrooms are the leading dietary source of Ergo.11 Humans against chronic degenerative diseases of aging. Hence, if cannot synthesize Ergo, so it must be obtained from the Ergo levels in an individual are low, then chances are in- diet. Interestingly, humans, like all mammals, produce a creased that protection against diseases of aging would be highly specific transporter protein that mediates the ad- compromised. Recently, Halliwell et al (2016)16 hypothe- sorption, distribution, and retention of Ergo, which im- sized that Ergo is an adaptive antioxidant for the protec- plies that it might provide a beneficial physiological role.13 tion of injured tissues. This concept was demonstrated in a Paul and Snyder (2009)14 suggested that Ergo is a valu- model study with guinea pigs subjected to a diet causing able physiological cytoprotectant and should be desig- nonalcoholic fatty disease.17 In this study, the Ergo

FIGURE 4. Ergothioneine and glutathione content of mushrooms (mg/g dw). Adapted from Kalaras et al (2017).10

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Copyright © 2019 Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. All rights reserved. transporter in the liver was upregulated and high levels of oral consumption of GSH supplements was effective in Ergoaccumulatedinresponsetotissuedamage.According increasing body compartment stores of GSH.22 To our to the Triage Theory, this situationwouldrepresenttheuse knowledge, only 1 double-blind placebo-controlled clinical of Ergo for short-term survival, which would then predis- trial with mushrooms has been conducted focusing on the pose those animals to diseases of aging, especially if Ergo mitigation of cognitive impairment, and the roles of Ergo and levels were already low due to dietary limitations. However, GSH were not considered.23 data are not available on whether the animals were more Limited data are available regarding how much Ergo is susceptible to age-related diseases and more research is consumed in the human diet. However, a recent study24 needed on this point. Halliwell et al (2018)18 recently estimated Ergo consumption in the United States and 4 reviewed the potential therapeutic uses for Ergo for treat- European countries. Using data for the entire population ment of various diseases and speculated that supplemen- of each country (both mushroom eaters and nonvoters) tation of humans with additional Ergo might be beneficial to from that study, estimates were made for the daily Ergo mitigation of diseases. Overall, although the data on the consumption of an average 150lb person from each beneficial effects of Ergo are accumulating, supporting its country. Results are presented in Figure 5. The lowest es- role as a protective bioactive, it should be noted that Ergo timated daily Ergo consumption was for the United States does not currently fit the definition of a vitamin because no (1.1 mg/d) and the highest was for Italy (4.6 mg/d). The high clear set of symptoms or disease has been identified to result consumption of Ergo-rich Porcini mushrooms in Italy was from Ergo deficiency which can be cured by its replenishment. considered to be a factor in this outcome. Figure 6 presents Ergo is widespread in the human food chain, albeit in very a graph of estimated Ergo consumption versus life ex- small amounts except for mushrooms. We assume that pectancy by country.25 The positive association between soil-borne fungi produce Ergo, which is then passed on to Ergo consumption and life expectancy is intriguing but, of plants, as demonstrated by Park et al (2010),19 and then on course, it does implicate a causal relationship. However, to animals, which consume the plants. Therefore, Ergo in this association does contribute to the formation of hypoth- the food chain depends on a healthy fungal population in eses regarding the potential role of Ergo (or mushroom agricultural soils. However, we have speculated that some consumption) in fostering healthy aging as represented by modern agricultural cultivation practices have depleted increased life expectancy. the soil fungal populations, which may reduce the Ergo Recently, it was demonstrated that Ergo levels in an el- content of food crops for human and animals. We are cur- derlypopulationinSingaporedecreasedwithageandwith rently pursuing research in collaboration with the Rodale the incidence of cognitive decline.26 The authors suggested Institute to determine if organic agricultural practices may that a deficiency in Ergo may predispose people to mild mitigate this possibility. Preliminary results have indicated cognitive impairment and possibly other neurodegenera- that soil tilling seems to reduce the Ergo content of oats tive diseases. In another study,27 it was observed that compared with using a no-till practice. people with Parkinson’s disease (PD) had significantly Weigand-Heller et al (2012)20 demonstrated that Ergo in lower blood Ergo levels than did age-matched individuals mushrooms was bioavailable to humans when served as without PD, suggesting that a deficiency in Ergo level may portabella powder combined with a meal. Ergo levels in- predispose people to PD. The data in Figure 7 demonstrate creased in the red blood cells within 1 hour after consump- an apparent negative association between estimated Ergo tion. In a later human clinical trial, adults with metabolic consumption in the United States and 4 European coun- syndrome were served 100 g of button mushrooms per tries and the mortality rates caused by Alzheimer’s dementia day in a prepared entree for 16 weeks.21 Blood samples (AD) and PD.25 Again, this association cannot be interpreted were taken before they started consuming the mush- as causal in nature, but may be used to help develop hy- rooms, after 16 weeks of consumption and 4 weeks after potheses relating that low Ergo consumption with in- stopping. Average Ergo levels doubled from baseline, and creased risk of AD and PD. Also, a recent epidemiological significant increases in the anti-inflammatory hormone study with a cohort exceeding 13 000 elderly Japanese adiponectin and decreases in serum oxidative stress in- revealed a significant inverse dose-response association ducing factors carboxymethyllysine and methylglyoxal were between mushroom consumption and incident dementia, detected. Four weeks after cessation of mushroom feed- supporting this hypothesis.28 ing, levels of plasma Ergo and relevant biomarkers reversed Cognitive impairment during aging is a growing prob- toward original levels. The authors concluded that the lem, and there is a near-exponential increase in people mushrooms contained a variety of components, including with dementia in the United States. According to the Ergo, with potential anti-inflammatory and antioxidant Alzheimer’s Association, there are currently more than 5 health benefits. million Americans who have been diagnosed with AD. Glutathione in mushrooms would presumably be bio- The healthcare cost for treating AD in 2017 was around available to humans as it was recently demonstrated that $259 billion. Despite extensive efforts to develop medications

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Copyright © 2019 Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. All rights reserved. FIGURE 5. Estimated average ergothioneine consumption (mg/d). Calculated based on an average human weighing 150 lb or 68 kg. Adapted from Ramirez-Martinez et al (2016).24 for cognitive impairment and AD, the management of these PD. Nakamichi and Kato (2017)30 have suggested that diseases has been largely ineffective. Thus, some have uptake of Ergo in the brain via the Ergo transporter may suggested that it would be prudent to explore nutritional- contribute to reducing oxidative stress, thereby possibly based solutions to control these diseases. Mori et al (2009)23 reducing signs or symptoms of neurological diseases. conducted a small human clinical trial showing that oral Ishimoto et al (2017)31 have suggested that Ergo may administration of Lion’s Mane mushroom powder was suppress chronic overactivation of microglia in the brain effective in improving mild cognitive impairment in elderly that is involved in the development of various neurode- Japanese subjects. A recent review paper29 has described generative disease like AD and PD. mushrooms as an emerging ‘‘brain food’’ for the mitigation These findings have led us to the following hypothesis: of neurodegenerative diseases because they contain numer- The American diet may be lacking in sufficient Ergo to ous chemicals in addition to Ergo that exhibit positive effects adequately protect against the chronic degenerative dis- on brain cells. However, much more research is needed. eases of aging, especially neurodegenerative diseases like Mushrooms are such a rich dietary source of Ergo and the cognitive impairment, Alzheimer’s dementia, and Parkinson’s master antioxidant GSH, which suggests that they might be disease. Hence, the main goal of our current research is to a possible candidate to be a nutritional solution to help determine the ways to increase the consumption of Ergo in prevent diseases like mild cognitive impairment, AD, and the American diet by about 3 mg/d and then to assess how

FIGURE 6. Life expectancy in selected countries versus estimated ergothioneine consumption (World Health Rankings, 2017).25

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Copyright © 2019 Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. All rights reserved. FIGURE 7. Death rate/100,000 in selected countries from (a) Alzheimer’s disease and (b) Parkinson’s disease versus estimated ergothioneine consumption (World Health Rankings, 2017).25 this change might mitigate the diseases of aging related neurodegenerative diseases of aging such as cognitive to cognitive impairment and chronic neurodegenerative impairment, AD and PD. diseases (like AD and PD) through human clinical trials. An increase of 3 mg/d can be accomplished by consump- REFERENCES tion of about 100 g of fresh button mushrooms per day or 1. Royse DJ, Baars J, Tan Q. Current overview of mushroom around 25 g of fresh specialty mushrooms such as shiitake, production in the world. In: Zied DC, Pardo-Gime´nez A, eds. oyster, or maitake mushrooms. One potential way to add Edible and Medicinal Mushrooms: Technology and Applications. Y fresh button mushrooms to the diet would be to embrace Wiley-Blackwell; 2017:5 14. 2. USDA. Mushrooms. 2017. National Agricultural Statistical Service. the meat-blend approach in which about 30% to 40% ISSN: 1949-1530. ground, fresh button mushrooms are blended with 60% to 3. Feeney MJ, Miller AM, Roupas P. MushroomsVbiologically 70% ground beef to replace pure ground beef in burgers or distinct and nutritionally unique: exploring a ‘‘third food kingdom’’. other common commonly consumed dishes.32,33 Another Nutr Today. 2014;49(6):301Y307. approach could be to use small amounts of dried powders 4. Werner AR, Beelman RB. Growing high-selenium edible and medicinal button mushrooms (Agaricus bisporus (J. Lge) Imbach) of Ergo-rich specialty mushrooms as a new food ingre- as ingredients for functional foods or dietary supplements. Int J dient into current or new food products. In many cases, Med Mushrooms. 2002;4:167Y171. such products would not affect the sensory properties of 5. Beelman RB, Royse DJ. Selenium enrichment of Pleurotus food. One such product we developed in the past was a cornucopiae (Paulet) Rolland and Grifola frondosa (Dicks.:Fr.) S.F. Gray mushrooms. Int J Med Mushrooms. 2006;8(1):77Y84. whole wheat bread.34 Recently, we made similar bread 6. Kalaras MD, Beelman RB, Elias RJ. Effects of postharvest pulsed with sufficient dry specialty mushroom powder added to UV light treatment of white button mushrooms (Agaricus the flour that the resultant bread could contain up to 1 mg bisporus) on vitamin D2 content and quality attributes. J Agric of Ergo per slice without any detectable effect on the Food Chem. 2012;60(1):220Y225. sensory properties. Hopefully, such food products could 7. Kalaras MD, Beelman RB, Holick MF, Elias RJ. Generation of potentially bioactive ergosterol-derived products following pulsed someday be used in human clinical trials to study the ultraviolet light exposure of mushrooms (Agaricus bisporus). Food potential of Ergo and GSH-rich mushrooms to mitigate Chem. 2012;135(2):396Y401.

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