Why Choose Mushroom-Based Coffee Alternatives for Adaptogenic Wellness

Mushroom coffee alternatives are popping up everywhere

This overview is aimed at helping you find THE ONE to be more productive, healthy, and focused without the jitters

TOP INGREDIENTS TO LOOK FOR

  1. Cordyceps Sinensis Mushroom

    Known to assist with stamina and good blood circulation.

  2. Lion's Mane Mushroom

    Shows promising research in supporting cognitive function.

  3. Chaga Mushroom

    Protects the gut and helps keep cholesterol levels in a normal range for healthy individuals.

  4. Reishi Mushroom

    Supports healthy heart function, blood pressure, blood circulation, and immunity.

  5. Prebiotics & Probiotics

    Aids in digestion, supports gut lining, and helps you absorb more nutrients.

WHAT TO AVOID

  1. Pure Mushroom Formulas

    If your coffee alternative is only comprised of mushrooms and nothing else, it's most likely going to taste awful. That's why we recommend formulas that contain additional flavor-enhancing ingredients that cover up the taste of mushrooms, like ginger or cacao.

  2. Excessive Caffeine

    Many formulas contain doses of caffeine that surpass 40 mg — roughly half a cup of coffee. If you struggle with sleep as so many people do, it's in your best interest to avoid this much caffeine, especially in the afternoon.

  3. Mushroom Extract (Fruiting Bodies) VS. Mycelium

    Mushroom extracts contain consistently high levels of beta-glucans, the nutritious part of the fungus. Extracts, especially ones with a 4:1 ratio, contain 30 to 40 percent of beta-glucans.

    By contrast, mycelium has consistently low levels, typically 5 to 7 percent (but sometimes none at all). That's why we recommend a product with mushroom extracts over mycelium.

See our full breakdown comparison HERE

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