How our Miracle Mushrooms help horses from the inside out

The gorgeous Trametes Versicolor, or Turkey Tail, has been shown in research to be a powerful immune boosting mushroom. Benefits include:

• Regulating and balancing the immune system (immunomodulating)  
• Antioxidant support
• Promotes and regulates a healthy gut microbiome
• Contains polysaccharide-protein complexes shown to have anti-cancer, and supplemental cancer treatment therapy

Hericium Erinaceus is a big, beautiful white mushroom, named for what it resembles, a lion's mane.  Research has shown Lion's Mane improves over-all brain health including: 

• Improving cognitive function
• Reduces anxiety 
• Reduces inflammation 
• Regulates immune system 
• Potential nerve regeneration

Ganoderma lucidum is known as the mushroom of immortality, boasting over 400 different nutrients.  Reishi has a long history of therapeutic use to include:

• Reducing stress and enhancing calming effects
• Improves sleep, which lessons fatigue
• Can boost cardiovascular health
• Immunomodulating

The familiar face of Lentinula edodes is the oldest cultivated mushroom species. Shiitake is packed with essential nutrients and adaptogenic properties, contributing to the overall health, performance, and recovery of your horse, including:

• Good source of protein, including all essential amino acids 
• High in antioxidants
• Rich in vitamins and minerals 
• Helps regulates blood pressure
• Potential antiviral capabilities

This incredible mushroom, Cordyceps Militaris, grows in the Himalaya mountains in Tibet, around 10,000-13,000 feet above sea level. Cordyceps improves athletic performance and recovery, and through research we find that Cordyceps:

• Increase the production of adenosine triphosphate, the energy delivery system to muscles
• Increased oxygen utilization
• Less muscle damage and faster repair
•  Increased collagen production, creating healthier skin and coat.

The largest of the oyster species, Pleurotus Eryngii is extraordinary in supporting a healthy digestive system. Research indicates how King Trumpet mushrooms can benefit your horse:

• Exceptional in reducing gut inflammation, while promoting healthy gut bacteria
• Helps regulate blood sugar levels
• Lowers levels of LDL cholesterol
• Rich in B vitamins, crucial for energy metabolism 

Inonotus obliquus is a robust overall head to tail immune defense. Research on Chaga focuses on the immune system, and findings include:

• Effective anti-inflammatory properties, easing joint and muscle pain
• Potent immune modulation 
• High levels of antioxidants, supporting positive findings for cancer therapy

For the maximum benefits of bioactive compounds and nutrition, our Tribe utilizes the fruiting body and mycelium, the full spectrum, of the mushroom.

The fruiting body is the visible part of the mushroom we see and are familiar with, yet only makes up a small portion of the entire mushroom. The mycelium makes up a majority of the mushroom and contains potent compounds that can only be found within the mycelium. 

Mycelium is the root system, responsible for finding and utilizing food sources.  Mycelium will also establish communication with each other, and other plants and trees around them.  Through this network, a communal nutrient exchange amongst each other occurs, forming a healthy symbiotic Tribe.