Luz Cordyceps Mushroom (Dual Extract)

This is not a psychotropic mushroom product but you can definitely feel the difference in your head the minute you ingest half a teaspoon. The main problem is how to get the stuff down. It is a fine flour like texture that does not mix well with orange juice, Spicy V-8, coffee, oatmeal, peanut butter or any other substance I've tried so far. It sticks to the roof of your mouth like eating dried plaster. If it were not for the wondrous invigorating effects I would pass on this fungus due to the difficulty of consumption. But where there's a will there's a way and the company doesn't call itself Luz for nothing. Get some and you will be enlightened.

Let me just say that the Luz Cordyceps Mushroom extract definitely does what it says it does. I had encreased energy and I felt calmer when I took it. That being said, I would have preferred it to be in a capsule form. I found it difficult to stir into things, kind of like how cocoa powder and cinnamon are difficult to stir in. It has a deep earthy flavor, so it tastes pretty good in stocks and broths and things like that, but I don't eat that sort of thing every day. I mixed mine into cranberry juice and it was easy to drink down that way. I couldn't tolerate it mixed in with yogurt or oatmeal as the flavor is pretty strong. I did see some of the other reviews say they had empty capsules they filled with this and I may go that route. I enjoyed the effects from it, just not the consumption every day.

Exellent very good antioxidant 👍👍👍👍

The packaging of this mushroom powder was fine - no leakage of the powder around the rim. The plastic jar has a wide-mouth and is easily reusable. The suggested dose is one half teaspoon.What I Like about Cordyceps Mushroom PowderMedicinal mushrooms are all the rage, it seems, and I've jumped on board. The research I've done shows cordyceps has potential for boosting the immune system and reducing inflammation. I think you have to take mushrooms over a period of time (no instant results), but this jar is a good start.What Could Be Improved1. This isn't a criticism, just a personal preference. I really like mushroom powder already in capsules. That makes it so much easier to take. I know some folks can mix this up in a smoothie or in a soup and be just fine, but somehow, it just grosses me out. (Mushroom powder does not dissolve well!) Thankfully, this powder is pretty easy to stuff into gelatin capsules, so that's how I'm taking it.I was given this jar of cordyceps mushroom powder free for testing and review purposes. Overall, I am impressed with the care taken in the extraction process (dual extracts) and feel as though I'm getting the most benefits from the cordyceps this way. If you don't like the taste, no worries. You can always purchase some gelatin capsules and avoid the "earthy" flavor.