Adding mushrooms to coffee, specifically adaptogen mushrooms like MUUK’ SHROOM COFFEE SPICE & SHROOM BLEND, can offer several potential benefits.
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Even though chocolate is probably the first thing that comes to mind when you hear "cacao," many different cultures (including the ancient Mayans and Aztecs) have used cacao for medical purposes for hundreds of years. |
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Lower Blood Pressure | Reduced Diabetes Risk | Reduced Heart Disease Risk | Reduced Inflammation | Less Stress | Improved Cognitive Function | |
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Cinnamon is a spice that goes great in coffee. The bark, leaves, flowers, fruits, and roots of the cinnamon tree have all been utilized for medicinal purposes for hundreds of years. |
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Lower Blood Sugar | Lower Blood Pressure | Protect Your Brain | Reduce Inflammation | Lower Cholesterol | Fight Bacteria | Boost Metabolism | |
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Cardamom is a spice that some people liken to mint because of its potent, slightly sweet flavor. Since ancient times, cardamom has been employed in traditional medicine because it is believed to contain powerful therapeutic effects.. |
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Antioxidant and Diuretic Properties May Lower Blood Pressure | May Protect from Chronic Diseases Thanks to Anti-Inflammatory Effects | May Help with Digestive Problems, Including Ulcers |
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The "mushroom of immortality" has been used as a multipurpose superfood in eastern medicine for thousands of years because it promotes better mood and reduces anxiety. |
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Help Enhance The Immune System | Reduce Stress | Improve Sleep | Lessen Fatigue | |
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The shiitake mushroom, originally from East Asia, is today cultivated and eaten all over the world for its delicious flavor. In certain alternative medical systems, it is used as a therapeutic mushroom. |
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Protection Against Cell Damage | Help Your Immune System | Boost White Blood Cell Production For Fighting Off Microbes | Anti-Inflammatory Properties | |
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Lion's mane mushrooms are huge, white, shaggy mushrooms. Their bioactive compounds benefit the brain, heart, and intestines. This mushrooms (hou tou gu or yamabushitake) have been edible and therapeutic for many years. |
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Protection Against Dementia | Helps Relieve Mild Symptoms Of Depression & Anxiety | May Speed Recovery From Nervous System Injuries |
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Trametes Versicolor (Coriolus Versicolor), also known as Turkey Tail because of its eye-catching appearance, has been used medicinally for centuries all over the world. The ability of Turkey Tail Mushrooms to improve immune system health is perhaps their most outstanding feature. |
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Packed With Antioxidants | Contains Immune-Boosting | May Improve Immune Function | May Enhance Gut Health |
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Cordyceps, an adaptogen originally identified in the Himalayan plateaus more than two thousand years ago, improves oxygenation, which in turn maintains energy and aids in speedy recovery. Common uses include enhancing performance in athletics, treating renal disease, easing liver congestion, and addressing sexual dysfunction. |
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May Boost Exercise Performance | Anti-Aging Properties | Potential Anti-Tumor Effects | Help Manage Type 2 Diabetes | Help Fight Inflammation | |
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Antioxidant qualities of chaga may help prevent oxidation and reduce blood pressure. The kinds of beta-D-glucans contained in chaga have also been shown to help reduce blood sugar levels in addition to regulating the immune system. |
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Protects from Liver Damage | Supports the Immune System | Reduces Inflammation | |
