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5 of the Best Functional Mushrooms

Here, you will read about five types of functional mushrooms, the health-enhancing compounds they contain, and their benefits.

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5 of the Best Functional Mushrooms

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  1. 5 of the Best Functional Mushrooms

  2. Reishi Mushrooms In ancient Japan and China, Reishi mushrooms were considered extremely valuable. The first recorded use dates back more than 2000 years. Back then, Reishi was called “the mushroom of immortality.” Reishi may help support the immune system. Many people also report they feel less stressed and sleep better after using Reishi.

  3. Lion’s Mane Mushrooms Lion’s Mane has been valued for centuries as fungi that support health and longevity. Lion’s Mane can also calm the mind, aid meditation, and improve memory. Today, many people claim this mushroom helps them think more clearly and focus more on the things they do. The compounds in this mushroom help stimulate the synthesis of important proteins called nerve-growth factors.

  4. Shiitake Mushrooms Shiitake mushrooms were rare in the West once. Today, thanks to brands like Essential Mushrooms, it is readily available. Shiitake comes from the warm climates of southeast Asia. In ancient China, Shiitake mushrooms were considered to be a gift from the gods. It was believed that they helped boost Qi or life energy. Shiitake mushrooms may help combat “bad” cholesterol and improve stamina.

  5. Chaga Mushrooms This mushroom contains a cocktail of triterpenoids, melanin, polysaccharides, polyphenols, and flavins that act as prebiotics as they inhibit the proliferation of endogenous pathogens in the gut. A healthy microbiome is crucial to health and longevity. Chaga, available at Essential Mushrooms, is an excellent source of natural antioxidants and minerals like calcium, manganese, and magnesium, apart from Vitamin V, Vitamin D, and amino acids.

  6. Maitake Mushrooms Also known as the “dancing mushroom,” Maitake contains a range of beta-glucans, flavonoids, and fatty acids like linoleic acid. This essential organic compound may promote relaxation, as shown in studies. Experts also suggest it may lower blood pressure. Maitake may also possess immunomodulation, antioxidant, and other wide-ranging benefits.

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