Mushroom coffee your daily ritual!
- Małgorzata Łopata
- May 5
- 6 min read
Discover the magic of mushroom coffee: your daily ritual for health and well-being!
Drinking mushroom coffee may sound exotic, but it's actually nothing new. In this article, we'll try to explain why it's worth making a part of your daily routine. Mushroom coffee not only adds excitement to your morning cup, but it can also contribute to your health and well-being. We'll introduce you to a blend of three functional mushrooms that form the basis of our unique coffee: Lion's Mane, Chaga, and Cordyceps sinensis.

Lion's Mane - Mushroom for the Mind and Memory
Eating the Lion's Mane mushroom can provide a lot of benefits for your brain and thinking ability. This unique mushroom is full of natural compounds such as erinacins and hericenone, which have a great effect on our ability to think. These compounds are also known as nootropics, which are substances that support brain protection and improve its functioning.
What makes Lion's Mane stand out from other nootropics is its ability to cross the blood-brain barrier. This allows the active ingredients in this mushroom to directly reach the brain and work to its benefit. Lion's Mane specifically stimulates the production of two important growth factors: nerve growth factor (NGF) and brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF). These substances are crucial for the growth, repair, and proper functioning of our neurons, which are the foundation of the brain and nervous system.
Thanks to the influence of Lion's Mane on NGF and BDNF, this mushroom can support brain regeneration, the growth of new neurons and their proper functioning. This can lead to improved memory, concentration, learning ability and overall state of mind. Additionally, the bioactive ingredients of Lion's Mane have strong biological effects, which means that they can positively affect our mental and emotional health.

Chaga - discover the power of nature and boost your immunity
Chaga, also known as the subcortical dandelion, is a mushroom that is a great immune booster. It has a lot of valuable ingredients, such as polyphenols and antioxidants, that can support our immune system. Adding Chaga to your mushroom coffee can help you take care of your health and protect against infections.

Cordyceps sinensis – energy and endurance for your body
Cordyceps sinensis, or Chinese clubmoss, is a mushroom that has been used in Chinese medicine for centuries. It acts as an adaptogen, meaning it can help increase your physical performance and improve your metabolism. By adding Cordyceps to your mushroom coffee, you can gain extra energy and stamina for the day.

How to make mushroom coffee?
Preparing mushroom coffee is quick and easy. Just add the appropriate amount of mushroom extract mixture to already brewed coffee in an espresso machine or coffee maker.
Here are the simple instructions:
Brew your favorite coffee in an espresso machine or moka pot using the traditional method you prefer.
Once the coffee is brewed and ready to drink, take a scoop of the appropriate amount of NEURIGO mushroom extract mixture and pour it into the cup of brewed coffee.
Mix thoroughly so that the ingredients combine well and dissolve in the coffee.
Now you can enjoy aromatic and healthy mushroom coffee! You can add your favorite sweetener or plant milk if you like.
Remember that mushroom coffee has its own specific taste, which may differ from traditional coffee. Take your time to discover and appreciate it.
Mushroom coffee works best when you drink it every day. If you are still convinced, check out Izabela's opinion, an entrepreneur from Łódź:
"At first I was skeptical about mushroom extracts, but their effects were visible from the first time. I felt like I had a big dose of energy, with more brain activity and willingness to act. I solved problems at work with less stress and more motivation. After an intense day I did not feel tired, and the mornings were full of energy. I gained self-confidence and distance from my imperfections. I do not worry about the future. Mushroom coffee dissolves perfectly in morning coffee, without changing its taste. I recommend it!"
Drinking mushroom coffee with Lion's Mane, Chaga and Cordyceps sinensis can be a great addition to your daily routine. Thanks to the bioactive properties of functional mushrooms, you can enjoy the benefits for health and well-being. Try introducing mushroom coffee into your life and join the community of people around the world who have already discovered its potential. Be ready for the pleasure and energy that each cup of mushroom coffee can bring you!
Discover the potential of functional mushrooms
On our website you will find detailed articles about the health properties of various mushrooms. Here we will focus on the general health benefits of functional mushrooms. These mushrooms are full of various macro- and micronutrients that are great for a healthy diet.
However, their value is not only in good nutrition, because they also have unique bioactive compounds, which makes them a superfood . Additionally, functional mushrooms are full of antioxidants. What does this mean? During natural processes in the body, unstable molecules called free radicals are created. In difficult situations, such as intense exercise or contact with toxins, the number of these radicals increases.
Oxidative stress caused by free radicals can accelerate aging and cause inflammation. Antioxidants help fight these free radicals before they can do damage to your cells. While many fruits, vegetables, herbs, spices, and teas have antioxidant properties, functional mushrooms stand out for their exceptionally high oxygen radical scavenging capacity (ORAC).
This is a measure of the antioxidant activity of food or supplements in laboratory tests. Regular consumption of dietary antioxidants can actively support various systems in the body, neutralizing free radicals and minimizing damage caused by oxidative stress.

Functional Mushrooms as Adaptogens?
Our body always tries to return to balance when something throws it off track. Some plants and fungi, acting as adaptogens, help us adapt and find that balance.
By adding adaptogens to your diet or taking them as supplements, you can help your body cope with everyday stress. Functional mushrooms are full of polysaccharides that support our immune system, including beta-glucans, which are really powerful.
These indigestible polysaccharides act as probiotic fiber, helping our gut and supporting healthy digestion, cholesterol, triglycerides, and blood sugar levels. They also feed the “good” bacteria, which is great for your gut flora. Start your day with a mushroom coffee! It’s a great way to get your daily dose of mushroom power!
And if you prefer tea over coffee…
that's cool - tea with functional mushroom extracts is just as tasty! It's a combination of real vanilla with a smoky accent and the delicate sweetness of dark chocolate and salty caramel. Mushroom extracts dissolve in water, so you can add them to coffee, tea, cocoa or a shake.
And if you feel like it, even add it to a salad! Mushroom coffee works best when you drink it daily , so adding it to your daily routine is a simple way to reap the benefits with minimal effort. As with any supplement, it’s a good idea to talk to your doctor before taking powdered mushroom extracts.
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If you want to know more, we recommend the following sources:
Scientific sources on the benefits of drinking mushroom coffee:
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It is important to remember that before starting any supplementation or dietary change related to mushrooms, it is always a good idea to consult your doctor or nutritionist.
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