Four Peaks Medicinals, Revive and Thrive Blend is made with Turkey Tail, Lion's Mane and Cordyceps Mushrooms and Rhodiola

Description and Ecology:

Lion's Mane Mushrooms are an edible-and often culinary- mushroom characterized by it's unique crown of long, dangling white spines, giving it a distinctive "lion's mane" appearance. It typically grows in clusters on dead or wounded hardwoods primarily across North America, Europe and Asia. Lion's Mane has been used for centuries in both food and herbal remedies.

Turkey Tail Mushrooms can be found all over the world and are recognized by their vibrantly colored bands that resemble a turkey's tail. It grows predominately on decaying hardwood logs and stumps, playing a key ecological role as a white-rot decomposer. Traditionally used in Eastern medicine and holistic practices, Turkey Tail has been used for it's medicinal properties for centuries.

Cordyceps Mushrooms have a very unusual appearance compared to other mushrooms- they don't look like the typical cap-and-stem fungi. Normally orange or reddish-orange, slender with finger-like clubs, Cordyceps Militaris usually grow in clusters from grain or substrate in cultivation. Not to be confused with Cordyceos Sinensis, which is more commonly found in nature, growing out of insects. It has been used for centuries in Traditional Chinese Medicina and in Tibetan and Himalayan herbal traditions.

Chaga Root is a fungus that grows mainly on birch trees in cold climates, such as, Siberia Russia, Northern Europe, Korea and Northern parts of America. It forms a woods, irregular growth on the tree's bark. Outside it looks like rough, burnt charcoal; inside it has a softer, orange-yellow texture. Chaga Root has been long used in fold medicine in Northern and Eastern Europe and Russia, for a variety of ailments.

Rhodiola Rosea is a perennial flowering herb that grows in cold, mountainous regions of Europe and Asia. It's roots and rhizome are the parts most commonly used for medicinal or supplemental properties. Rhodiola has a long history of use as a medicinal plant, aiding in endurance, strength and fatigue, especially in regions where it grows naturally, such as Russia, China and Scandinavia.

Health and Medicinal Benefits:

Lion's Mane contains a diverse array of natural compounds, including: Beta-glucans and other polysaccharides- noted for immunomodulatory, antioxidant, and blood sugar- friendly properties. Hericenones and Edinacines- terpenoids that may stimulate nerve growth factor. Studies have shown that Lion's Mane can stimulate the nerve growth factor production, promote brain cell growth and enhance memory and cognitive function. Some studies have shown improvements in memory, processing speed and clarity. Others studies suggest reductions in anxiety and depressive behaviors.

Heavy in polysaccharide peptides, Turkey Tail Mushrooms have been shown to modulate and support immune function and are believed to boost immune cell activity, enhancing the body's defense systems. Turkey Tail also contains prebiotic fibers that promote beneficial gut bacteria, supporting digestion and overall gut immunity. Loaded with antioxidants, Turkey Tail may help reduce oxidative stress and exhibit neuroprotective effects.

Cordyceps contain key bioactive compounds including: Cordycepin, studied for it's effects on inflammation, and cell growth. Polysaccharides aiding in immune support, anti-fatigue and antioxidant levels. Other compounds include, sterols, adenosine and antioxidants. Cordyceps are best known to support blood flow, improving lung and kidney function, aiding in fatigue support, and boosting immune cell activity.

Chaga contains several compounds believed to contribute to its effects, including Polysaccharides, Beta-Glucans, Triterpenoids and Ployphenols and Melanin. Studies suggest that Chaga may aide in immune support and modulation, antioxidant and oxidative stress levels, lowering blood sugar, helping cholesterol and heart health and reducing inflammation throughout the body.

Rhodiola Rosea is full of key bioactive compounds such as rosavins, salidroside and other phenolic compounds and antioxidants. Research suggests that Rhodiola may offer several health benefits including, stress reudction, reduced fatigue and improved energy, cognitive performance, mood and depression and more.