Medicinal Mushrooms Uncovered The Healing Powers of Rishi, Lion’s Mane, and More

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So what was the story there like you know? Yeah. Well at that particular farm we like I said we grew six different culinary edible species of mushrooms but they also were regularly growing 47 different neutrautical varieties. So ones that were made just for their medicinal properties and they had a catalog of of a lot more than that but those were the ones that they regularly grew. So as I got exposure on that farm to medicinal mushrooms of course it was reishi cortiseps um so many different aspects like heresium this long before you know lion's mane was was even really widely known and this was oh 20 years ago now um I was learning about how to grow the mcelium for them and turn that into a neutrautical product but oysters turkey tail lion's mane reishi Ganoderma uh you know like a whole list of these things and and you know you can't see what all these books are behind me but they're all related to something to do with functional mushrooms. So mushrooms are known to do all kinds of things like you said the rishi is used as a long life tonic or it's you know sometimes called the fountain of youth mushroom you know but cortiseps um which there are different species of cortiseps all over the world but it's a a very cool one with a lot of history and lore about its ability to give you longevity in exercise and increase your V2 max endurance and stamina and also So it's marketed as herbal Viagra, you know. So there in India, you have at the back you have Utraand. Actually, I'm headed over to Utraand in maybe a week and a half.

I'm going to go visit my friend. He has a mushroom farm in Utraand. And uh you know that's that's not too far away on the Himalayas where they actually hunt Cortiseps uh fungi and and and they sell that from there. But yeah, there's so many different functional types of mushrooms and they are so powerful in so many different ways.