I absolutely love this stuff. It’s a staple in my morning routine.

The Turkey Tail I got for my dog with cancer. Put a tsp in food every morning

My question has to do with the mixed mushrooms. I add a tsp. To my French press along with the coffee. Let sit 4 minutes. Is that the best way to use it?

Love this Turkey Tail in my morning coffee, with a bit of MCT Oil. Great taste too! I havent used it very long, so my review is limited. However, the benefits of Turkey Tail are a wonderful addition to my daily regimen. I will definitely reorder as needed!

i love that it dissolves easily in my coffee. no harsh flavor. overall an awesome product

Hello Everyone, I can't compare Wild Foods' #4 Lion's Mane 10:1 Extract with any other product because this is the only lion's mane powder I have experimented with. I am giving it 5 stars though, because after taking it for about 1.5 months, I have felt a noticeable change for the better. I have struggled with mental illness for a long time, but things took a turn for the worse after a moderately severe head injury I sustained in college about 10 years ago. I have generally improved with time, but after a recent, frightening down-cycle, I committed to doing what I can to change my trajectory. Pharmaceuticals have never worked for me (and in a couple cases made things MUCH worse), and the placebo effect no longer affects my experience, so I knew I'd need a more holistic approach. I decided to try a lion's mane extract powder after reading a few abstracts from studies on the beneficial effects of the neurotrophic factors contained in lion's mane mushrooms, and based on the reviews weighed with the price/oz and company reputation, I went with Wild Foods. The product itself is a fine powder that needs coaxing to get it to mix well into a liquid, and it has a malty flavor that isn't offensive. I mix it into a daily "vitamin" shake with a greens powder, berry powder, maca, pine pollen, and raw cacao powder. Over the course of about a month and a half of use, I have noticed an incremental trend towards decreased anxiety, slightly better mental acuity and focus, slightly better memory, and a slight filling-in of color, like things just don't seem as bleak and drab as they did a month ago. Taking this powder isn't the only thing I'm doing for self improvement (I am also implementing diet and behavioral changes, with mindfulness meditation and supplementation), but I know the effects belong to it because I started taking the powder months after beginning the other changes, and as I said before, I am too jaded for the placebo effect to be a factor. I can't prove it without ...