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Health Benefits of Lion’s Mane
Lion’s Mane mushrooms so-called because of their vague resemblance to the mane of a lion. They are white or lightly-colored mushrooms with long, hanging spines. These highly sought-after mushrooms are
Health Benefits of Chaga Mushrooms
Chaga mushroom, also known as Inonotus obliquus, is a type of wild mushroom. Primarily, it grows on birch trees or other deciduous hardwoods in cold climates. Chaga often grows on
Health Benefits of Cordyceps Mushrooms
Cordyceps mushrooms refer to a genus of ascomycete fungi (also known as “sac fungi”) that includes approximately 400 species. Most species are “endoparasitoids”. Endoparasitoids live on (and feed off of)
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