Cordyceps Extract 60 grams

Cordyceps Extract Powder

What it’s used for

Cordyceps is commonly used for:

• Energy and stamina
• Endurance and physical performance
• Daily vitality support

It has been studied in relation to oxygen utilization and fatigue, typically with consistent daily intake over time.

Like most supplements, results depend on:

• dose
• consistency
• the product itself

What this is

This is a Cordyceps extract made from fruiting bodies, not a blended “mushroom complex.”

No proprietary blends. No guessing.

Each serving is a clearly defined amount of extract so you know exactly what you’re taking.

What you’re getting

• 1000 mg Cordyceps extract per serving
• ~105 mg beta-glucans per serving
• ~4.77 mg cordycepin per serving
• 1:1 extract
• Fruiting body only

Why extract matters

Cordyceps contains compounds like beta-glucans and cordycepin that are often associated with its effects.

Extraction helps:

• concentrate these compounds
• make them more accessible

Whole mushroom powders can still contain these compounds, but extracts provide a more concentrated and consistent way to use them.

If you want a deeper breakdown of extracts, dosing, and how to evaluate different products, you can read more here:
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How to use it

Add one scoop (1g) to:

• coffee
• tea
• smoothies
• water

Mix well and take daily.

1g is a solid, straightforward daily amount.

Some people choose to adjust from there:

• Around 500 mg for a lighter daily amount
• Up to 1.5–2 g for higher intake

If you’re new, start with 1g and adjust based on preference and consistency.

What to look for (in any mushroom supplement)

• Clear dose per serving
• Fruiting body vs mycelium
• Extract type
• Beta-glucan content

If you can’t tell what’s in it, you can’t evaluate it.

Final note

Mushroom supplements can be useful, but the outcome depends on the product and how consistently it’s used.

If you have questions, reach out.