Mushroom Powder

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In its purest form, mushroom powder is nothing more than mushrooms that are dehydrated and finely ground into a powder.

Some supplements contain extracts from a single type of mushroom, while others combine extracts from several different types of mushrooms.

There are so many different applications for using mushroom powder. You can add It to dishes to enhance flavors or use it for its medicinal properties. Both ways you are reaping all the nutrient, vitamin and mineral benefits without eating whole mushrooms.

If you aren’t particularly fond of the taste of mushrooms this is a great way to gain rich benefits without the taste nor texture.

• Season meat, like steak, ground meat, or chicken
• Stir it into soups, stews, or tomato-based sauces like this spaghetti sauce
• Sprinkle over eggs or stir into a stir fry and curries
• Toss with vegetables before roasting or sautéing
• Add to anything that needs a boost of savory flavor!
  The possibility are endless and a little bit of powder goes a long way!
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Mushrooms in general are immune supporting, antiviral, anti inflammatory and “mush” more! In powder form you are getting a higher concentration of all the benefit.

Some options are to fill empty capsules with powder and take daily dose. Or the easy fun way is to add them to your food.
Support for the immune system The Drug Discovery Today review found that medicinal mushrooms may help modulate the immune system and have cancer-fighting properties.

• Protection against diabetes and heart disease The Frontiers in Pharmacologystudy reported that mushroom extracts might help fight these two common chronic conditions.
• Anti-inflammatory effects A review published in Nutrients in May 2020 found that some mushrooms fight inflammation, though randomized clinical trials are needed.
• Protection against cancer The Nutrientsreview also found that certain mushrooms and extracts have tumor-fighting properties.
• Fighting infections and toxins The Frontiers in Pharmacology report stated that components found in mushrooms might help the body resist infections and toxins.
• Help with anxiety and depression The Frontiers in Pharmacology report also found that some types of mushrooms treat these mental health conditions.
• Anti-aging effects on skin Mushroom extracts show promise as ingredients in anti-wrinkle products, according to a report published in the journal of the Korean Society of Mushroom Science in September 2021.
• Wound healing Research done on mice that was published in the Journal of Fungiin March 2021 found that medicinal mushrooms had some ability to speed wound healing.
• Fatigue reduction A study on mice published in May 2019 in the Royal Society of Chemistry found that certain mushroom extracts may fight fatigue.
• Enhanced athletic performance A small study of long-distance runners published in the Journal of Exercise Physiology Online in June 2021 found that certain medicinal mushrooms could boost endurance.
• Mental health assistance Psilocybin is a mushroom extract that’s used as a psychedelic. Researchers are studying whether psilocybin helps mediate emotions and moods and treat depression, migraines, and other health conditions, according to research published in Molecules in May 2021. Psilocybin is a Schedule 1 substance, according to the U.S. Department of Justice, which means it’s currently illegal to sell, purchase, or possess it in most states.If 

These statements and the products of this company are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Please consult your physician before implementing any new diet, exercise, and dietary supplement programs, especially if you have preexisting medical conditions or are taking prescribed medication.

Mushroom supplements are, yes, generally safe to take but you should always get the green light from your healthcare provider before starting a supplement of any kind. This is especially crucial for pregnant and lactating women.
It is recommended that if taken as a supplement you take no more than 2g of a single type per day.

Mushrooms whole,dried or powdered are rich in fiber and if taken in extreme excess can cause digestive upset. In general your body will simply get rid of excess nutrients with little to no side effects.