Description

6 Mushroom Extract

6 Mushroom Extract from Foodin is a comprehensive, easy-to-use mushroom blend extract. Cordyceps, Lion’s Mane, Chaga, Reishi, Shitake and Maitake are double-extracted and contain both the water and fat-soluble properties of the mushrooms.

Chaga

There is a good chance you have heard of the Chaga mushroom. It has been a popular product since the beginning of the corona pandemic. Why? It is one of six ” medicinal mushrooms ” in the Netherlands. Along with the Reishi mushroom, it is the most popular medicinal mushroom. Indigenous tribes in East Asia have been using this medicinal birch weather fungus (or Chaga) for centuries. Chaga grows on birch trees and is rich in antioxidants, zinc, B vitamins, enzymes and minerals. Chaga also regulates your immune system and you can use this mushroom as an adoptogen to help your body better cope with stress and illness.

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Cordyceps

These crazy strands, according to Chinese medicine, increase energy and stamina. This powerhouse strengthens the kidneys, promotes Yang (male energy), feeds the lungs with Yin energy and increases lung capacity. Cordyceps also boosts your immune system and has an adoptogenic effect on the body. Increases physical, sexual, mental and creative energy. As an athletic tonic, Cordyceps vitalizes physical energy, increases lung function and endurance, and helps build muscle.

He shou wu, the mushroom for a vitality booster
This fungus promotes the most masculine energy in the body: the Yin energy. He Shou Wu also helps your skeletal, muscular and nervous systems gain vitality. He Shou Wu helps you build up the blood and contains Superoxide dismutase. This is a very important antioxidant that defuses free radicals. It helps maintain the function of the body’s cells and protects against DNA damage. Some other benefits of this vitality booster: works to rejuvenate and promote fertility and balance hormones.

Lion’s mane

Wig mushroom or in English Lion’s mane got its name because it has a lion-like appearance. Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus) is a beneficial mushroom from Eastern medicine and has been traditionally used by Buddhist monks for thousands of years. Lion’s Mane is an adaptogen. Adaptogens are nontoxic plants that help the body resist physical and mental stress. The wig mushroom has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries, and it is still used as a medicine. Lion’s mane neuropeptides are responsible for the growth, maintenance and proliferation of neurons and myelin in the brain. This specialized protein is required for the growth of sensory neurons in our brain. They play an essential role in the differentiation and survival of various nerve cell populations in the peripheral and central nervous system. For example, it is widely used in Japan both as a health booster and to support brain function.

Reishi

The Reishi mushroom is one of the most prominent medicinal mushrooms currently used in the world due to its many health benefits and clearly falls into the superfood category. Along with the Chaga mushroom, this is one of the most popular medicinal mushrooms. Reishi falls under the “spiritual foods. This mushroom stimulates your immune system, is rich in antioxidants and balances your hormone balance. Reishi also balances your mind and soul. Hence: food for thought. Reishi is the most researched mushroom by science and is very popular in Chinese medicine.

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Shiitake

The shiitake mushroom has a light brown to dark brown head and is known as one of the tastiest mushrooms in the world. This culinary mushroom is therefore used in a variety of tasty dishes. Moreover, shiitake is naturally packed with vitamins B and D. But that’s not all, as this mushroom has even more special properties. For example, shiitake has been considered a potent medicinal mushroom in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries. Shiitake is said to be good for your immune, digestive and cardiovascular systems, among other things

Maitake

Traditional medicine from east brings us another fantastic mushroom. Maitake, also called oak hare, is loved for its aromatic flavor as well as its healthy benefits. The maitake mushroom has a stimulating effect and strengthens resistance. This dancing mushroom is recommended for fatigue, weakness and period of recovery. This mushroom species also helps with discomfort caused by pollen or dust. It also offers you better resistance to stress, strengthens the immune system, lowers cholesterol, blood sugar and blood pressure. In maitake there are various polysaccharides, ergosterol, fungisterol, octadecanoic acid, octadecadienoic acid, various phospholipids, vitamin C, bioflavonoids and the enzyme prolyl aminopeptidase. This mushroom not only contains medicinal power but it also has culinary qualities.

Medicinal Mushrooms

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Recommended daily dose:

1 teaspoon/ 1 g per day

Use of 6 Mushroom Extract:

Mix the powder into hot water, tea, coffee, yogurt, shake or porridge

Dietary supplement. Dietary supplements should not be used as a substitute for a healthy and balanced diet and healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of children.

Packaged in a facility that processes nuts (cashew nut, Brazil nut, pecan, pistachio, macadamia,
hazel and walnuts), almonds, sesame seeds and whey protein (from milk).

Ingredients 6 Mushroom Extract:

Cordyceps, Lion’s Mane, Chaga, Reishi, Shitake and Maitake extract powders

Country of production:

Finland

Content:

40g