MUSHROOM KNOWLEDGE BASE

by FreshCapMushrooms

What's the deal with medicinal mushrooms? There are so many different types of mushrooms with health benefits—trying to keep them all straight can be confusing! In this guide we go over what medicinal mushrooms are, what benefits they have, and what are the top types you need to know. 

An intelligent, in-depth discussion on medicinal mushrooms with Crrow777, Jason, and David Avocado Wolfe. The first hour of this show is free; to hear the second hour of any Crrow777 show, you will have to sign up for a membership - valuable information that's well worth the small monthly fee!


From Crrow777's site: 
A world without mushrooms would not resemble the world we live in now. From natural processes to health to mind expansion, this singular kingdom of life stands alone. To learn about mushrooms is to continually have your mind blown; they are truly magical well beyond the mental uses. It has been claimed mushrooms are among the largest living organisms. The healing claims border on miraculous. The natural processes served are indispensable in every ecosystem they are found. At the very least, every interested mind should learn about the king and queen of mushrooms, Chaga and Reishi. Mushrooms are not a part of the animal or plant kingdoms but serve both beyond measure. Join us for an actual magical mystery tour into the world of fungi and mushrooms.

Turkey tail, reishi, and chaga medicinal mushrooms have been scientifically proven to help fight cancer. According to this article, they have documented anticancer activity in vitro, in vivo and in human clinical trials with these medicinal mushrooms. This is exciting news and shows just how important mushrooms are in wellness and health.

The use of beneficial mushrooms and mushroom mycelium in the form of  supplements – capsules, extracts, powders, etc. – has increased  significantly in recent years. Further, the proven efficacy of mushrooms  and mushroom mycelium for supporting immunity and overall wellness has  become well-documented in scientific communities and well-known in the  natural products industry.  This increase in popularity has also given  rise to the spread of misinformation about the use of fruiting bodies,  mushroom mycelium, and the cultured substrate used to grow mycelium.*

Cordyceps are well known in Traditional Chinese Medicine and have been used for centuries to treat many health ailments.  Read on to learn how cordyceps  mushrooms can help with diabetes,  anti-aging, exercise performance, inflammation, and heart health!