ADAPTOGENIC TONIC: 7 Mushroom Immune Protection
Double Extracted | Long 8:1 Maceration | High Bio-availability
Our Adaptogenic Tonic contains locally grown, double cell wall extracted mushrooms along with high vitamin C sources such as Camu Camu and Mangosteen, which can help empower and rewire the immune system.
Key Benefits:
+ Adaptogenic, which helps regulate the stress response in the body*
+ These mushrooms are renowned for boosting overall immune protection, and increasing white blood cell production*
+ May aid in balancing hormones*
+ These mushrooms have been extensively studied to operate similar to antibiotics, which help fight infections and inflammation*
[Medical References: R, R, R, R, R, R, R]
Read more about many of the mushrooms in our Adaptogenic tonic here.
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases.
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Cordyceps
Cordyceps is used by ancient and modern herbalists as it is an energizing adaptogen, considered to be an immunomodulator. It promotes endocrine health, supports the lungs, liver and kidneys, provides antioxidant support, and also has been used to support fertility.
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Reishi
Ancient Chinese texts refer to Reishi as the mushroom of immortality. Reishi has been used for thousands of years as a lung tonic known to ease the spirit. Science also confirms it provides stress-relief, brain and cognitive support, as well as being a supreme immune protector.
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Mangosteen
Mangosteen has been used since ancient times within the rainforest as a staple superfood amongst indigenous people, as it is highly nutritious, (and delicious!). Mangosteen is a natural source of antioxidants and vitamin C, which helps to maintain healthy skin, a healthy immune system, and supports blood sugar levels.
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