Organic 7 Mushroom Blend Powder
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Swanson Organic 7 Mushroom Blend Powder is a pure, USDA organic mushroom powder featuring Agaricus blazei, chaga, cordyceps, Lion’s Mane, maitake, reishi and shiitake mushrooms. Our organic powder is made exclusively from the fruiting body portion of the mushroom—that is, the stem and cap, which deliver significantly higher levels of beneficial compounds. This clean blend contains no fillers and is suitable for many diets.
Functional mushrooms are gaining popularity for their myriad benefits. Traditionally thought of as immune supporters and stress-busting adaptogens, they are now looked to for everything from your metabolic health to your mood and beyond.
- Agaricus blazei delivers high levels of beta-glucans which help maintain cholesterol levels already within the normal range, offer prebiotic benefits for digestive regularity, and also function as immuno-modulators that help boost your natural defenses1
- Chaga mushroom is rich in antioxidants to neutralize free radicals, protecting cells and tissues throughout the body for healthy aging, and may also support metabolic health2
- Cordyceps are famed for longevity support thanks to their high antioxidant content; they are also popular for boosting energy and athletic endurance by promoting oxygen absorption and synthesis of ATP, the body’s source of cellular energy3
- Lion’s Mane has been used for millennia to encourage cognitive function and nerve cell health; modern studies focus on its neuroprotective and nootropic benefits for mood and brain health4
- Maitake mushrooms have traditionally been used to help maintain blood sugar levels already within the normal range; as a source of fiber they contribute to heart health and weight management5
- Reishi is a treasured adaptogen, helping to promote optimal cortisol balance, encourage relaxation and support sleep quality; traditional health practices used reishi for liver health6
- Shiitake mushrooms are rich in polysaccharides and beta-glucans that help maintain healthy cholesterol for heart and metabolic wellness, boost gut health for a thriving microbiome, and also defend against free radicals7
Slightly savory, mushroom powder such as Swanson Organic 7 Mushroom Blend Powder is an excellent addition to many recipes from soups and stews to pasta and even coffee and smoothies. Simply add one scoop to your favorite meal or beverage for a powerful boost of nutrition.
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