Over the years, numerous studies have been pouring out about mushroom supplementation, mushrooms as a functional food and how they have been shown to improve and support human health. It is important to recognize and highlight these studies to demonstrate the real evidence supporting these mushrooms and their claims. Today, we will examine two studies that investigated functional mushrooms, their claims and what they have to offer.
Functional mushrooms have been a part of human civilization for centuries, dating back to almost every ancient culture using them as medicines or even holding them in high religious significance. As mushrooms have been shown to be beneficial to us, they can also benefit our pets in the same way, and our ancient ancestors recognized this. In this post, we are going to dive into the complete history of mushroom use with pets and animals.
It’s hard to avoid seeing anything about functional mushrooms nowadays. Around the world people have been increasingly adopting functional mushrooms into their daily lives. Mushrooms like Lion’s Mane, Chaga, Turkey Tail, and Cordyceps, are just a few of the many mushrooms that people are using for their potential health benefits. With studies coming out showing the potential for these mushrooms to improve health, boost cognitive function and enhance immune systems and much more, it’s hard to ignore that these mushrooms are packed with vitamins ready to help you in your health. Key places around the world like North America, Europe, and even Asia have recently seen mass adoption of functional mushroom use and today in this post we are going to explore the mushroom adoption around the world.
In the athletic world, new ways to enhance performance, boost energy levels, and improve recovery are always being searched for and researched. Recently the use of mushrooms in addition to regular health routines for athletes has seen a significant increase with promising results. The potential for mushrooms to help with endurance, reduce inflammation, support the immune system, and promote mental clarity for fast reaction and quick thinking has made them a very powerful and promising supplementation for athletes to add to their regiment. In this blog post we will explore how mushrooms have been used in the athletic world, their potential benefits, and which mushrooms are best.
Throughout history, mushrooms have been known for their potential health benefits and properties. The use of mushrooms has been seen by ancient cultures in Asia, North America, and even Europe, basically all around the world. While their use today has seen significant adoption among individuals, did you know that mushrooms have been shown to benefit your pets as well? Pets dealing with immune issues, stress, joint pain, or even just general problems that come with aging can potentially greatly aid your pets in general health and wellness. But which mushroom will best help your pet? In this post, we will explore the different mushrooms and which one will best benefit your pet’s health and well-being.
A healthy mind and individual starts with a good night’s sleep. Having a good night’s rest cannot be overstated; it sets the tone for the rest of the day and can greatly affect cognitive function. Unfortunately, many people suffer from insomnia or poor sleep quality. While there are a number of different ways to help improve sleep, mushrooms have the potential to help significantly with sleep aid. In this post, we will dive deeper into which mushrooms have the potential to help with improving sleep quality.
Chaga is a popular type of fungi that is typically found growing on birch trees. It is normally found in colder climates such as those in northern Europe, Asia, and North America. Unlike a lot of other popular mushrooms, Chaga doesn’t resemble the traditional mushroom shape. When it is spotted, it almost looks like it could be a part of the tree. It appears as a dark, hard mass, almost resembling charcoal or as if a part of the tree was burned. Despite its unusual appearance, Chaga has seen significant use for centuries in many different cultures for its potential medicinal properties.
In the world of skin care, mushroom use and adoption have seen a massive increase. Packed with antioxidants, essential vitamins, and minerals, mushrooms are hard to ignore when you are looking for something to help keep your skin hydrated and rejuvenated. At Organic Mushrooms, we offer a number of different blends that may help with your daily skincare routine. Keep reading for more information on our mushroom blends and their potential benefits.
In the athletic world, new ways to enhance performance, boost energy levels, and improve recovery are always being searched for and researched. Recently the use of mushrooms in addition to regular health routines for athletes has seen a significant increase with promising results. The potential for mushrooms to help with endurance, reduce inflammation, support the immune system, and promote mental clarity for fast reaction and quick thinking has made them a very powerful and promising supplementation for athletes to add to their regiment. In this blog post we will explore how mushrooms have been used in the athletic world, their potential benefits, and which mushrooms are best.
The Reishi mushroom, which is scientifically known as Ganoderma lucidum, is referred to as the “Mushroom of Immortality” due to its reputation in modern and traditional medicine for its health benefits. This mushroom has been used for over 2,000 all over Asia, notably in China, Japan, and even Korea, the Reishi mushroom has been celebrated as a symbol of health and longevity with it even being associated with the well-being of one’s spirituality. In this post we will dive deeper into the Reishi mushroom on its historical use, what it’s been shown to improve and the practical use of it in your daily wellness routine.
