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The Rise of Medicinal Mushrooms
There is a Mushroom Revolution happening around the world!
Scientists are finding that the active ingredients in mushrooms are incredibly powerful,
and that special attention is needed in this arena.
>>Scientific paper<<
Scientists are finding that the active ingredients in mushrooms are incredibly powerful,
and that special attention is needed in this arena.
>>Scientific paper<<
Paul Stamets is a world renowned mycologist, who has written six (6) books about the cultivation and uses of fungi in this industry.
The most obvious conclusion in all of his books, is that medicinal mushrooms are coming to the forefront on the Wellness Industry,
and are fast becoming the "go-to" of natural products.
The most obvious conclusion in all of his books, is that medicinal mushrooms are coming to the forefront on the Wellness Industry,
and are fast becoming the "go-to" of natural products.
Health Benefits of Medicinal Mushrooms
The most beneficial medicinal mushrooms that have been studied to date are the; Reishi, Cordyceps, Shiitake, Turkey Tail and Lion's Mane mushrooms.
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Ganoderma lucidum,
aka Reishi. The King of all Medicinal mushrooms 
The Reishi mushroom is by far the most powerful of all medicinal mushrooms, and stands head and shoulders above anything found in nature.
Uses:
Anti-bacterial Anti-candida Anti-inflammatory Anti-oxidant Anti-tumor Anti-viral Blood pressure stabilizer Blood sugar control Cardiovascular Cholesterol reducer Immune system Kidney tonic Liver tonic Lungs/respiratory Nerve tonic Sexual Potentiator Stress reducer |
Cordyceps sinensis
A very powerful medicinal mushroom 
Cordyceps has a wide range of medicinal benefits, and is second to Reishi.
Uses:
Anti-bacterial Anti-candida Anti-inflammatory Anti-oxidant Anti-tumor Anti-viral Blood pressure stabilizer Blood sugar control Cardiovascular Cholesterol reducer Immune system Kidney tonic Liver tonic Lungs/respiratory Nerve tonic Sexual Potentiator Stress reducer |
Lentinula edodes,
aka Shiitake. The Shiitake mushroom is a wonderful example of the combination of gourmet and medicinal mushroom. 
Shiitake has a wide range of medicinal benefits, yet further down the medicinal list of benefits.
Uses:
Anti-bacterial Anti-candida Anti-inflammatory Anti-oxidant Anti-tumor Anti-viral Blood pressure stabilizer Blood sugar control Cardiovascular Cholesterol reducer Immune system Kidney tonic Liver tonic Lungs/respiratory Nerve tonic Sexual Potentiator Stress reducer |
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Trametes versicolor,
aka Turkey Tail. 
Uses:
Anti-bacterial Anti-candida Anti-inflammatory Anti-oxidant Anti-tumor Anti-viral Blood pressure stabilizer Blood sugar control Cardiovascular Cholesterol reducer Immune system Kidney tonic Liver tonic Lungs/respiratory Nerve tonic Sexual Potentiator Stress reducer |
Hericium erinaceus,
aka Lion's Mane. 
Uses:
Anti-bacterial Anti-candida Anti-inflammatory Anti-oxidant Anti-tumor Anti-viral Blood pressure stabilizer Blood sugar control Cardiovascular Cholesterol reducer Immune system Kidney tonic Liver tonic Lungs/respiratory Nerve tonic Sexual Potentiator Stress reducer |
John Hopkins University is studying the use of Psilocybin containing mushrooms for the use of depression,
anxiety and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Their findings have been ground breaking and nothing short of amazing.
anxiety and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Their findings have been ground breaking and nothing short of amazing.
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