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The Low Carb Hustle Podcast

232: The Truth about Mushrooms Ft The Founders of Troop

The Low Carb Hustle Podcast

Nate Palmer

Health, Self-improvement, Keto, Fitness, Health & Fitness, Femaleweightloss, Diet, Education, Intermittentfasting, Nutrition, Loseweight, Weightloss, Paleo, Carnivore, Lowcarb, Fasting, Exercise, Ketogenicdiet, How To, Ketogenic, Womenshealth

51K Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Have you ever considered the profound impact functional mushrooms can have on your health and well-being? In this podcast episode, we delved into a fascinating conversation about the transformative power of functional mushrooms, particularly focusing on their potential benefits for physical and mental health. The discussion covered various topics, including personal experiences with mushrooms, the significance of quality in mushroom products, the interconnectedness of nature through mycelium networks, and the concept of adaptogens. We explored how mushrooms like Lion's Mane and Reishi can positively affect stress levels, immunity, and overall vitality, as well as the potential therapeutic effects of psilocybin mushrooms. Through anecdotes and scientific insights, we uncovered the importance of understanding mushroom quality, sourcing, and extraction methods to maximize their benefits.

Functional mushrooms offer a diverse range of benefits, from stress reduction to immune support and cognitive enhancement. Quality is paramount when selecting mushroom products, with a focus on fruiting body extracts sourced from reputable sources. The interconnectedness of nature is exemplified through mycelium networks, which act as a collective support system for all life forms. Adaptogens, such as those found in mushrooms, help the body adapt to stressors and maintain balance. By harnessing the power of mushrooms, individuals can optimize their health and well-being holistically.

Key takeaways:

  • Quality matters: Choose mushroom products derived from fruiting bodies and sourced from reputable sources.

  • Nature's interconnectedness: Explore the role of mycelium networks in fostering collective support among all life forms.

  • Adaptogens for resilience: Embrace adaptogenic mushrooms to help the body adapt to stress and maintain balance.

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0:00.0

Do you want to try mushrooms?

0:02.0

You can add that to the list of the questions I thought I was going to get asked a lot more growing up.

0:06.0

You know, a lot of those dare commercials have me convinced that people are going to be walking up to me all the time being like,

0:11.0

hey, do you want to try drugs nobody shares drugs with me it's kind of

0:13.7

kind of a bait and switch if you if you really ask me but when I'm talking about

0:17.4

mushrooms I'm not even talking about the psychedelic kind although we do get into that I'm

0:20.5

talking about some of these functional mushrooms that can drastically

0:24.2

improve your health in some form or fashion. So I brought on the founders of

0:28.0

Try Troop. Troop is like a as I what you call a group of mushrooms together, but Troop is also a company that

0:34.8

takes functional mushrooms like that, Lions, Mainz, that Reishi, Turkey Tail, Chaga, all those types,

0:40.6

and puts them into actual gummy forms so you can take those and you know give

0:45.7

to your kids make it a lot easier. So I brought them on to talk a little bit

0:48.0

about it. It sounds a bit too good to be true when we really get into them.

0:51.0

Some of the effects that you can have on relaxation

0:54.2

and getting a little bit less stress in your life

0:57.1

and on the flip side, having more energy and focus.

0:59.2

We dive into like the adapt gins

1:01.0

and is that just really a fitness buzzword or what does that mean and then we

1:04.6

definitely talk about doing psychedelic mushrooms because I'm not going to have someone on

1:08.7

the podcast to talk about mushrooms and not get weird with them so that's

1:12.2

decided for this episode.

1:13.6

It's really fun.

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