Functional Mushrooms 101
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Cordyceps for Respiratory Health
In this article, we'll explore how Cordyceps support lung function and the health of your respiratory system.* -
Functional Mushrooms for Beauty
Functional mushrooms have a rich history of use for managing and treating all sorts of health conditions and promoting longevity. Did you know these fantastic fungi can also be used to enhance your natural beauty?* -
Top Uses for Reishi, Cordyceps, and Lion's Mane Functional Mushrooms
Reishi, Cordyceps, and Lion’s Mane mushrooms have unique properties and nutritional value, which may help keep our bodies feeling their best.* -
Optimize Your Day with Functional Mushrooms
If you’re curious about using functional mushrooms to support daily health and long-term wellness, we have some tips to help you get started.* -
Cordyceps and Cardiovascular Health
Cordyceps can be a powerful partner for heart health, good nutrition, regular exercise, and stress management.* -
The Difference Between Functional and Psychedelic Mushrooms
Functional mushrooms are generally used in supplemental form for things like supporting heart, brain, and immune health, while psychedelic mushrooms provide a euphoric or hallucinogenic effect.* -
Cordyceps and Collagen Production
Are you looking for natural ways to boost the health and appearance of your skin? If so, taking Cordyceps mushrooms may help support healthy skin by boosting collagen production, the protein that supports your skin’s natural beauty.*
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How to Choose the Right Mushroom Supplement
With the increasing number of mushroom supplements on the market, it's more important than ever to know what makes a good supplement and how to choose the right one. -
The Best Time to Take Mushroom Gummies for Maximum Benefits
Functional mushrooms can be consumed at any time of day, though their effects may be magnified when timed with certain activities.*
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Can Cordyceps Turn Humans into Zombies?
The type of Cordyceps found in supplements used for centuries in Chinese medicine is not harmful to humans. The zombie Cordyceps is in the same fungi family but in a different species called ophioCordyceps.* -
Cordyceps Mushrooms: An Aphrodisiac for Sexual Wellness
It may be hard to believe that a "caterpillar fungus" could be a popular aphrodisiac, but Cordyceps mushrooms have been used for sexual health in traditional medicine for years.* -
Functional Mushroom Benefits: Mycelium vs. Fruiting Body
If you're interested in mushrooms and their potential health benefits, you may have heard the terms "mycelium" and "fruiting bodies" thrown around. But what do these terms actually mean?