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We love learning and teaching others about the fantastic properties of nature's gifts - which is why we're obsessed with mushrooms.   "We will make you feel healthy, vibrant, and at peak performance." If you want to learn about the benefits of mushrooms, you've come to the right place! Buckle up and get ready to start your wellness journey! "We can heal the planet, we can build the future and our world is fantastic." DOWNLOAD FANTASTIC FUNGI HERE      Download Fantastic Fungi via Google Drive OR COPY LINK BELOW INTO BROWSER  https://drive.google.com/file/d/12BBhFFRcrYEHQhWTu_3icEoTXam8Stjb/view #fungi #mushrooms #blog #science #wellness #ireland #foraging #newblog #toadstools Posted by: Vadim
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Energy Generator

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Mushrooms are one of the most functional foods available and offer a natural source of sustainable energy with lasting effects over time. The word “energy” can mean many different things: the metabolic energy we get from food, feelings of mental clarity, contentment, and focus, to athletic stamina and endurance. A “functional food” is a food that is not only healthy to eat but may also have therapeutic properties. In this post we’ll explore mushrooms for energy: how medicinal fungi impact our feelings of energy, their nutritional value, and their impact on the brain.


Mushrooms do not give you the quick buzz you might get from a cup of coffee or an energy drink. Instead, the energy they provide can be best compared to marathon energy versus sprint energy. Many of us wake up in the morning and immediately grab a cup of coffee to help us feel more awake. This is typically a jolt of energy that peaks quickly and then dwindles quickly over time. This can put us in an all-day cycle of cup after cup, or leave us hunting for the afternoon sugar boost that leads to an inevitable crash at the end of the day. As we will explore, mushrooms provide stable source of energy throughout the day.
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Nutrition from the food we eat is where we get most of the energy our bodies need to fuel our day. Depending on our activities, what we need to accomplish, time of day, can create a lot of variability as to the types of energy we may need. Mushrooms are rich in complex carbohydrates and are considered a high-protein food (varies according to species). Those complex carbohydrates—which take longer to metabolise than simple sugars—release steady energy over time. Their high content of polysaccharides serve as fatigue fighters. Many mushrooms are also a good source of vitamin B12, which helps our bodies convert glucose into energy from food.

Beta-glucans, a type of polysaccharide found in fungal cell walls, provide some of the adaptogenic qualities found in mushrooms. Research shows that this adaptogenic action—a broad term introduced by scientist N. V. Lazarev in the 1940s while studying medicinal herbs—brings the body back into balance after stress. This may benefit us in many ways: boosting immunity, reducing fatigue, and increasing recovery time. The added benefit of their anti-inflammatory action helps reduce stress over time, which keeps you from feeling run down. Certain adaptogenic mushrooms like lion’s mane may also stimulate neuronal growth factor (NGF), according to recent studies, mostly conducted in animals and early experiments. People often use this mushroom for mental clarity, better focus, and decreased mental fatigue. 


What You Should Know Before Taking Mushrooms for Energy


Before you start your search for energetic mushroom types, it is important to consider synergy. Synergy is a concept frequently used in herbalism that refers to the symphony of effects that happens when more than one mushroom—or plant—is taken in combination. So, while you may seek the specific effects of a particular mushroom, when multiple mushrooms are taken together, their effectiveness can be magnified. Their sum is greater than the individual mushrooms alone. So, instead of buying an isolated extract or sole mushroom type, you may want to consider formulas or blends that include several mushroom species. They will work harder together and have greater effectiveness.

You may also want to consider the best method for consuming mushrooms regularly. The human body can use energy from food right away, but taking advantage of the medicinal properties of mushrooms can take some time. Energy from mushrooms is a process that requires consistency from a few weeks to a couple of months. It’s like adding logs to the fire to keep it burning bright. Not everyone has the time or the source of fresh mushrooms to incorporate them into their daily diet. The good news is mushrooms come in many forms that make it relatively easy to get them into your daily rotation. For example, tinctures and powders can be added to coffee, tea, or any beverage. And mushroom capsules are one of the easiest ways to manage dosage and maintain a routine.

 
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Dave O'Driscoll said…
I never knew this about mushrooms, it is remarkable information.
March 1, 2023 at 1:17 AM
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