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Boundless Life

Cracking The Code On Nature's Best Kept Secret: Medicinal Mushrooms.

Boundless Life

Ben Greenfield

Self-improvement, Education, Health & Fitness, Fitness

4.65.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2015

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Before I recorded today's podcast, I skipped my usual morning dark, black cup of aero-pressed coffee, and instead opted for something called "mushroom coffee", which is a powdered blend of arabica coffee, chaga mushroom and cordyceps...

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0:00.0

in this episode of the Ben Greenfield Fitness Podcast.

0:02.5

So there's a big difference between mushrooms,

0:04.2

and from the rustle about 1.5

0:06.6

of the mushrooms around the world,

0:08.0

you know, now we know that there's a little bit

0:09.2

of over 300 mushrooms that have these health benefits

0:11.8

from medicinal purposes,

0:13.1

and actually about half of the topic and the ducks

0:16.3

in the world are derived from blind dry.

0:18.7

But they would only take this one compound

0:20.6

specially casted out of it.

0:22.2

And the reason being is that they want to pat in for it,

0:24.4

garbage deep, stick themselves,

0:25.9

and their innovation, which you cannot get for whole food.

0:29.3

And actually the funny part is that people who have caneta

0:31.6

really see it's really good against caneta,

0:33.4

so they're actually anti-fungal.

0:35.8

We try to avoid streetmas in this case,

0:37.9

like you said mushrooms have been used again,

0:39.6

things like cancer and other things like that,

0:41.6

and they feed on sugar.

0:42.8

So us adding sugar to one of these products

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