As more research continues to come out on functional mushrooms, it’s important to keep up to date with what they are finding and what their conclusions are. In this blog post we are going to look at a few studies done on Ashwagandha.
What most people don’t think about when it comes to functional mushrooms is how they are grown and cultivated. What does the process look like and is it similar to regular farming? Functional mushroom farming is a very meticulous process that requires expert farmers to tend to them. It’s important to note that each functional mushroom can have a much different growth process. For example, Reishi naturally grows on hardwood trees while cordyceps naturally grows on grains like rice. Nevertheless, let’s explore how our products go from the farm to your door.
At Organic Mushrooms, we offer our functional mushroom products in four distinct forms: Tinctures, Powders, Capsules, and Gummies. A common question among those thinking about supplementing with functional mushrooms is: which form is best to use? In this post, we’ll explore the unique properties of each form and help you determine which one best fits your personal needs and preferences.
It’s hard to go a couple days without hearing about functional mushrooms in some way. They are making a buzz everywhere due to their incredible potential to support overall health and even prevent diseases. A common question among people who have started supplementing with them is when is the best time to take them?
At Organic Mushrooms we offer a number of different supplements. One of our more popular ones is Daily VitaMush, our “Everything Extract”. This supplement consists of a combination of 5 powerful mushrooms: Lions Mane, Reishi, Cordyceps, Turkey Tail, and Shiitake mushrooms. Daily VitaMush offers the unique opportunity to experience all five of these mushrooms in one unique supplement.
As functional mushrooms have gained popularity more and more scientific studies have come out supporting the claims that they do indeed have medicinal properties. Maitake especially has been looked into by the scientific community for its claims to support and enhance the immune system and today we will be looking at a few of those studies.
With a niche farming sector, like functional mushroom farming, it raises a bunch of questions such as the practice, what it involves, how it works and even how sustainable it is. By learning the practices and methods that are used, you can gain a better understanding of how they are produced and why they have become so popular.
Brain fog is something we are all familiar with, not being able to think clearly and having poor memory from time to time. It can often be frustrating, especially when you need your brain working in top condition. That’s where our functional mushrooms come in, Lion’s Mane, Cordyceps, and Reishi have all been shown to improve and support cognitive function and we offer them in four convenient forms to ensure you can supplement with them as easily as possible. In this post we will explore our products that may help support and improve cognitive function.
Hearing the potential benefits and effects that functional mushrooms have offered people from around the world is exciting. Supplementing with these mushrooms, wanting to experience these benefits for yourself can often leave you waiting in anticipation for them to take effect. Several factors need to be considered when figuring out how long it will take for the mushrooms to “kick in,” such as your age, the mushroom type, dosage and your individual physiology. Today lets explore how long it takes for functional mushrooms to take effect.
Functional mushrooms are praised for their potential healing properties and their rich vitamin and mineral profile. They offer a healthy source of Vitamin D, B, C and much more, but this begs the question: Do functional mushrooms have any side effects? A supplement that boasts this many net positives for consumption has to be too good to be true right? You might be surprised to learn how much these mushrooms have to offer while giving little to no side effects. In this blog post we will explore the potential side effects of taking functional mushrooms.
