Which mushrooms are best for you?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  How old are you?

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  • A.
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    Under 18
  • B.
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    18 to 34
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    35 to 45
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    45 to 54
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    55 to 64
  • F.
    65+
• 2.
  Have you used medicinal mushrooms now or in the past?

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  • A.
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    Yes, I'm using medicinal mushrooms now.
  • B.
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    Yes, I've used medicinal mushrooms in the past.
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    No, I've never used medicinal mushrooms.
• 3.
  What would be the main reason you would be interested in consuming medicinal mushrooms?

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    Because of a specific medical condition I have. 
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    Just in case, to stay healthy in general. 
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    To make myself better in some way.
• 4.
  What are your health concerns? Check all that apply.  

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    Aging well
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    Gut Health
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    Heart Health
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    Inflammation
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    Liver, kidneys, lungs
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    Weight Management
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    Memory
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    Muscles or performance in sports 
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    Sleep
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    Sex Drive
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    High Blood Pressure
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    Immune System
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    Type 2 Diabetes
  • N.
    Cancer
  • O.
    None of the above
• 5.
  How many cups of coffee or caffeinated tea do you drink per day?

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    0 - I’m caffeine free... No jitters or 3 p.m. slumps for me!
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    1-2 - I usually have a cup or two in the morning and one in the afternoon. 
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    3 + - I’m a bit of a caffeine fiend... I can’t get much done without it.
• 6.
  How many days a week do you eat fried foods?

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    0 - I stay away from fried foods. It's not my thing.
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    1-2 On occasion, perhaps on the weekends or at events.
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    2-4 I like fried foods and eat it regularly.
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    5+ - I love fried foods! Give me more!
• 7.
  How much alcohol do you consume per week?

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    0-3 drinks - Alcohol isn’t really my thing. But if I’m celebrating, I might have a glass or two.
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    4-7 drinks - I usually have a glass of wine or beer with dinner. While I drink regularly, I rarely get drunk.
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    7+ drinks - I have a couple of drinks per day. Occasionally I party a little too hard and wake up with a hangover.
• 8.
  What best describes your current stress levels? 

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    The glass is always half-full.
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    Even on a bad day, I'll usually find the silver lining.
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    I feel like there's a storm cloud over my head.
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    I might burst into tears.  
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    I'm on edge or worried a lot.  
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    I have ups and downs.
• 9.
  On a typical day, how much energy do you have?  

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    I can go nonstop!  
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    I'm OK, as long as I pace myself.  
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    I'd be better if I could take a nap in the afternoon. 
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    I'm dragging until my head hits the pillow.  
  • E.
    Some days I'm fine, others can wipe me out.

Quiz Outcomes

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  Thanks for completing the mushroom questionnaire.

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  Yes, medicinal mushrooms can help people prevent, treat and control some medical conditions. And taking care of your body now can help prepare you for changes you'll face as you get older. When used right, medicinal mushrooms can help keep your body and mind healthy in many ways. A detailed assessment will be sent shortly to your email inbox. In the meantime, here's a summary of what each mushroom can do for you:Red Reishi (The God of Fungi) Reishi has been used as an “elixir of eternal youth” for thousands of years in Traditional Medicine through the bioactive components associated with anti-ageing which include polysaccharides, triterpenes and peptides. With a rich history as a powerful healing agent, this highly praised mushroom boosts the immune system, making it a vital part of your daily health regimen.Cordyceps (The Rejuvenator)Cordyceps used for centuries in Traditional Chinese Medicine as a tonic, food, and medicine. Modern research shows that Cordyceps has the potential to help treat respiratory, liver, kidney, heart and lung diseases, as well as type 2 diabetes and some cancers.Lion's Mane (Nature's Natural Dynamo) Lion’s Mane has a long history of use as an edible and therapeutic mushroom in Chinese Medicine. More recently, it has earned attention for its therapeutic role in cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and most notably, depression and nervous system-related disorders.Turkey Tail (Immunity Elixir) Turkey Tail (also known as Yun Zhi in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Kawaratake in Japanese Medicine) has a long history of treasured use in Asia as food and in Asian Traditional Medicine as a therapeutic agent.In 1965, the immunomodulatory activity of Turkey Tail was identified in Japan by a chemical engineer who observed a case of cancer remission after ingesting it. Subsequent research and findings led to its clinical use as a supplementary therapeutic agent in cancer treatments in Japan and China.Here's 20% off your next order with voucher code: MUSHROOMS20