We LOVE the Lion's mane mushroom. This was the mushroom we decided to source. Popularised for it's brain health, cognitive improvements and improving mood. It has also been found to have anti-inflammatory properties and may help to reduce the risk of certain types of cancer.

Although drinking up to 400 mg of caffeine daily isn’t associated with adverse effects, this may be different for people with sensitivity to caffeine. In this case, you may experience anxiety, rapid heart rate, upset stomach, and other side effects even with lower caffeine intakes ( 5). Rhodiola– known for its effects on stress levels and brain functioning, this powerful adaptogen can reduce mental fatigue and brain fog whilst improving overall cognitive healthAfter all, not everybody is convinced about just how much herbs and other natural substances can help us out health-wise. I would drink between 8-10 coffees daily, which was ridiculous thinking about it (not recommended). Adaptogens have actually been used in Ayurvedic and Asian medicine for thousands of years, but from 2015 to 2020, adaptogens have seen a 300% Google search boost as interest in their benefits soars! So what about when you’re drinking a second cup of coffee after lunch to power through your task list? Says Dr. Gold, “Rhodiola is a really good one—it’s a great Chinese herb that doesn’t give you the sort of stimulation that ginseng can give you.” In addition to this, ashwagandha and reishi mushrooms are amazing for that midday slump, as they promote productivity and clarity without overstimulating the mind to the point that you won’t be able to turn off at the end of the day. Research indicates that rhodiola rosea may increase energy and relieve fatigue, exhaustion and burnout. It can also help reduce unrest, irritability and tension.

They are a start-up brand based in London, combining the power of adaptogens with barista-style coffee. The blends still include caffeine of course, but these additions help you to balance your body and mind.Now you're up to speed on the world of mushrooms, let's dive into how they get blended with coffee... What is Adaptogenic Coffee (Also Nootropic Coffee)? As mentioned, with mushroom coffee, an amount of mushroom powder is usually combined with an equal amount of ground coffee beans. Because the mushroom powder doesn’t contain caffeine, it cuts the caffeine content of the final product in half, compared with regular coffee. So we know some physical benefits to drinking mushroom coffee—the game-changing boost in productivity, concentration span and reduced jitters from the caffeine crash.