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Unearth the best you with our adaptogenic 5-Mushroom supplement. This premium organic, third-party tested formula, is designed to naturally boost your energy, clarity and resilience. Contains 100% fruiting body extract of Cordyceps, Reishi, Chaga, Shiitake & Turkey Tail.
London, United Kingdom
An amazing contribution to my morning routine! I have used it for a few weeks now and I can feel the effects on my mental health and physical especially before hitting the gym for a cardio session. Feeling more energetic and alert whilst also calming anxiety.
Also love the additional spoon and jar that comes with the product.
I've been taking the 5-Mushroom blend for the last two weeks and have definitely experienced a boost in energy. As a keen gym goer, I've got more in the tank when I reach the end of the session and can squeeze more out per exercise
Really happy so far - I will be back! 🍄
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