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Maitake Mint

Our Maitake Mint is an earthy and refreshing blend of tea, infused with peppermint and green tea and fennel. Maitake (Grifola frondosa) are rich in antioxidants, potassium, vitamins B and C, copper, fiber, and amino acids.

Multiple studies have shown maitake to be a useful treatment against cancer. A 2013 study on mice found that taken orally, maitake inhibited tumor growth and suppressed T-cell count. Additional studies have shown that maitake can lower cholesterol and help fight diabetes. A 2013 study proved that maitake improved glycemic response in mice and since then funding has been approved for human studies on the same effect.

Sipping on some Maitake Mint will also invigorate and energize you for the day, making it an excellent choice for your morning cup of tea.

To brew Medicinal Mushroom tea the key thing to know and remember is the 60 minute steep time. Mushrooms take more time to break down because they’re made of chitin so to increase the bioavailability of relevant compounds, break out your timer and get ready for a power hour of productivity while your tea steeps. At Zoom Out Mycology we love to use our steeping time to tidy up, do some yoga or if we’re extra lucky, take a nap.

Package Size:  2.5oz/71 grams – 30 servings

Reishi Rose

Our Reishi Rose has all of the same properties as our Reishi Red, but is extra soothing. This tea is brewed with rose petals, buds and hips, and lemon. If you’re new to mushroom tea, this is a great introduction and the reishi will provide stress relief.

Our bodies respond to stress in a myriad of ways, but prolonged or chronic stress can do internal damage and lead to memory loss or impairment, digestive problems, mental illness such as depression and anxiety, sleep disorders, and fatigue. Adaptogens like reishi are being studied for their stress relieving benefits. While more evidence is needed, animal studies on the effects of reishi show promise.

To brew Medicinal Mushroom tea the key thing to know and remember is the 60 minute steep time. Mushrooms take more time to break down because they’re made of chitin so to increase the bioavailability of relevant compounds, break out your timer and get ready for a power hour of productivity while your tea steeps. At Zoom Out Mycology we love to use our steeping time to tidy up, do some yoga or if we’re extra lucky, take a nap.

Package Size:  2.5oz/71 grams – 30 servings

Berry Brain

Our Berry Brain tea is made with lion’s mane mushroom, ginger, hibiscus, blueberry and elderberry. Lion’s mane (Hericium erinaceus) is a beautiful mushroom with cascading tendrils that make it look like a waterfall frozen in time, but its health benefits are even more magical.

Lion’s mane has a growing mound of scientific evidence to support claims that it can enhance brain function and serve as an anti-diabetic, anti-inflammatory, and anti-microbial to improve wound healing and ward off disease and infection. A 2013 study found that the bioactive compounds in lion’s mane protected against ulcers in rats.

The nootropic effects of lion’s mane are also being used to study Alzheimer’s Disease and Parkinson’s
Disease and some are finding that its anti-inflammatory properties do indeed impact memory recognition. What future studies will unveil is certainly exciting.

To brew Medicinal Mushroom tea the key thing to know and remember is the 60 minute steep time. Mushrooms take more time to break down because they’re made of chitin so to increase the bioavailability of relevant compounds, break out your timer and get ready for a power hour of productivity while your tea steeps. At Zoom Out Mycology we love to use our steeping time to tidy up, do some yoga or if we’re extra lucky, take a nap.

Package Size:  2.5oz/71 grams – 30 servings

Reishi Red

Our Reishi Red is a tangy and bold tea made with reishi mushrooms, lemon, hibiscus and ginger. Reishi (Ganoderma lingzhi) is called an adaptogen, which means it helps shield your body from potential disease
and infection.

Reishi has been used in ancient medicine for more than 2,000 years and is most commonly found in Asian medicinal practices. The Chinese believe reishi has immortal properties and symbolizes longevity.
Reishi is currently being tested as a treatment option for cancer, and has been found to suppress the spread and proliferation of cancerous tumors.

Drinkers of our Reishi Red may also benefit from allergy relief, reduced inflammation, lower cholesterol and blood pressure, and better sleep.

ORIGIN STORY:
Zoom Out Mushroom Tea was created by aspiring tea sommelier and mycologist, Bashira Muhammad, using original formulations and ratios which combine complementary fruits, herbs, and flowers to the base of medicinal mushrooms. These herbs are complementary to the properties and flavor of each mushroom.

WHY MUSHROOMS?

The fungi kingdom, honing in on medicinal mushrooms, provides a wide range of benefits and value to society. A recent example includes the John Hopkins trials that found psychedelic mushrooms to relieve depression and anxiety in people with a life threatening cancer diagnosis. Our teas are not at all made with psilocybe mushrooms, rather mushrooms such as Reishi, Lion’s Mane, and Maitake. Zoom Out Mushroom Teas are meant for their support of holistic health thanks to their adaptogenic(stress relieving),
nootropic(brain-boosting), immunomodulation(immune support) properties.

To brew Medicinal Mushroom tea the key thing to know and remember is the 60 minute steep time. Mushrooms take more time to break down because they’re made of chitin so to increase the bioavailability of relevant compounds, break out your timer and get ready for a power hour of productivity while your tea steeps. At Zoom Out Mycology we love to use our steeping time to tidy up, do some yoga or if we’re extra lucky, take a nap.

Package Size:  2.5oz/71 grams – 30 servings

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