Mushroom Complex 6 – Chaga, Cordyceps, Shiitake, Reishi, Lion's Mane, Maitake 30% polysaccharides - capsules

Summary
Mushroom Complex 6 is a powerful mushroom formula containing a balanced blend of six medicinal mushrooms: chaga, cordyceps, shiitake, reishi, lion's mane and maitake. These mushrooms have been used in traditional medicine for centuries to support the immune system, promote energy, improve cognitive function and contribute to overall well-being. The product contains only the fruiting body of the mushrooms for maximum bioactivity and effect.

Health benefits

• Supports the immune system: Rich in polysaccharides and beta-glucans that can contribute to a normal immune response.

• Promotes cognitive health: Lion's mane is known for its potential to support neuronal growth and cognitive function.

• Natural energy boost: Cordyceps can contribute to increased endurance and energy production.

• Adaptogen for stress reduction: Reishi is an adaptogenic mushroom that can help the body deal with stress.

• Digestive support: Maitake and shiitake can contribute to a healthy intestinal flora and better digestion.

• Detoxifying properties: Chaga contains antioxidants that can help protect cells from oxidative stress.

Technical specifications

• Ingredients per serving:

  • Cordyceps militaris extract – 30% polysaccharides (cordycepin 0.1%)

  • Chaga extract – 30% polysaccharides (2% triterpenes)

  • Lion's mane extract - 30% polysaccharides

  • Maitake extract – 30% polysaccharides

  • Reishi extract – 30% polysaccharides (2% triterpenes)

  • Shiitake extract – 30% polysaccharides

• Packaging: 120 capsules or 100 g of powder

• Origin: The mushrooms are grown on organic gluten-free substrates for purity and quality

Recommended use
As a dietary supplement for adults: Take 1-2 grams daily or as recommended by a healthcare professional. 1 teaspoon equals 2 grams. The product can be mixed in water, juice or other drinks.

Reservation
Do not exceed the stated recommended daily dose. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet. Not suitable for pregnant or lactating women.

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