Mushroom coffee tends to have half the coffee as regular coffee. The reason is that while it contains caffeinated coffee beans, it also contains equal amounts of mushroom extract powder. The extract powder doesn’t have any caffeine. A cup of mushroom coffee has 50 mg of caffeine. A cup of regular coffee tends to have twice as much (100 mg) of caffeine, on average.

Mushroom coffee tastes like a richer, earthier, and deliciously nuttier version of the coffee brands that are available on your local grocer’s shelves. That said, a particular brand of mushroom coffee’s taste and texture can differ, depending on the type of organic mushrooms it contains.

Mushroom coffee brands contain specific types of medicinal mushrooms that are adaptogenic. So, they tend to have more energy than other species of edible mushrooms. Mushroom coffee also tends to have much less caffeine than regular coffee brands. So, people get steady infusions of energy from the mushrooms. The fact that they don’t get a sudden and big jolt of energy from caffeine means that they won’t crash mid-day.

It’s called mushroom coffee because the brands are infused with certain specific types of adaptogenic and medicinal mushrooms with clear and proven health benefits. All mushroom coffee brands contain dried or powdered mushrooms. Some even contain powdered mushroom extracts.

Yes, mushroom coffee brands that contain powerful medicinal mushrooms can work wonders for the skin. The brands work their wonders through the many antioxidants that they contain. These improve the appearance and condition of your skin by repairing damaged skin cells better and faster. The antioxidants also protect skin cells from sustaining certain types of damage in the first place.

Mushroom coffee brands that contain Lion’s Mane mushrooms can definitely enhance memory, cognitive skills, and focus. They do so by making you more alert and by boosting your overall energy levels.

Yes, mushroom coffee can remove toxins from your liver. That’s good news since post-modern lifestyles tend to expose people to far more chemicals and other pollutants than more traditional lifestyles.

Mushroom coffee can lower bad cholesterol levels in your liver. These are known as triglycerides. Functional mushrooms can also improve liver health and function. One way it does that is to flush toxins and other bad substances out of your liver faster.

Also, mushroom coffee with Reishi mushrooms has been known to (according to many studies) reverse the damage that autoimmune disorders can wreak on the liver and negatively affect overall liver function and health.

Reishi mushrooms can help lower liver inflammation by balancing enzyme levels in the liver. The liver is then better able to filter harmful substances and enzymes (ones that can make you very ill) out of the food you eat.

Reishi mushrooms are rich in antioxidants that render damaging free radicals in the liver useless. Cordyceps mushrooms have almost all of the health benefits that Reishi mushrooms have. It can help with liver fibrosis by lowering the liver’s overall internal blood pressure. It can also prevent liver damage.

Yes, vegan people can drink mushroom coffee.

Yes, while some studies have shown that certain mushroom coffee brands have helped people lose weight, other studies have been inconclusive in these results.

It’s commonly believed that mushroom coffee promotes weight loss with its caffeine content and gets the body to burn more fat faster by speeding the metabolism up. However, there is no substantial evidence from studies to prove that. Moreover, since mushroom coffee has considerably less caffeine than regular coffee brands, this claim is debatable.