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Today I've got something pretty fascinating for you. I recently took a deep dive into the realm of mushrooms with The Mushroom Guy, Robert Johnson. This amazing episode is an eye-opener into the nuances of functional mushrooms and their medicinal effects. First things first, what are the categories of mushrooms? Mushrooms can be categorized into edible gourmet mushrooms, functional mushrooms, and psychedelic mushrooms. In this episode we dive deep into functional and psychedelic mushrooms and how they can improve our health. Functional mushrooms, such as lion's mane, cordyceps, turkey tail, and reishi, offer various health benefits, including cognitive enhancement, energy boosting, and immune support. Psychedelic mushrooms, also called hallucinogenics, are substances that can alter neuron activity in the brain in a profound way. They can alter your visual cortex, time and space, and even make you feel like you're having some deep spiritual journey. Those of you who know me know I love a good morning lion's mane extract in my coffee and an evening Chaga and cordyceps tea to prepare for bed so I thought it would be good to give a little guide about how these functional mushrooms can be helpful. Functional Mushrooms actions: Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus):
A study from Johns Hopkins University, where they gave 51 participants with life-threatening cancer diagnosis a single dose of psilocybin. 80% of the participants saw their anxiety and depression drop significantly, and the effects lasted for a whopping six months! I can’t cover everything in just a single email, check out our recent episode with the plant-based medicine expert; Robert Johnson - The Mushroom Guy. We delved into the mushroom industry and the different categories of mushrooms, including edible gourmet mushrooms, functional mushrooms, and psychedelic mushrooms. We also explore the concept of microdosing and its potential benefits. You definitely don’t want to miss this! CLICK HERE to watch the full episode
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AuthorDerrick Hines, D.P.T. is the owner of Acadiana Pain and Performance Rehab. The information in this blog is personal opinion and not to be used as medical advice. Archives
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