Frequently asked questions
Are mushrooms psychotropic?
No, these are so-called functional mushrooms. Some mushrooms are gastronomic: porcini mushrooms, chanterelle mushrooms, button mushrooms, etc. Others are medicinal: Chaga, Lion's Mane, Cordyceps, Reishi. And finally some are hallucinogenic. But they all have nothing to do with each other. Comparing medicinal mushrooms with magic mushrooms is the same as comparing alcohol with water. :)
What is the difference between powders and capsules?
Powders and capsules are essentially the same products. The difference lies in the intake and dosage. The powders are to be mixed with a drink or food. The capsules are to be swallowed with a glass of water.
What is the difference between powder and extracts?
French Mush uses extracts. This is dried powder of mushrooms which are then extracted. In fact, the interesting active ingredients of mushrooms cannot be bioavailable in the human body without first extraction. For information, 300 grams of dried powder are necessary to make 30 grams of extracts. French Mush products are therefore very concentrated and among the most effective in Europe.
Are there any side effects or contraindications?
There are no side effects from consuming mushrooms. There may be contraindications with certain drug treatments (anti-coagulant, hypertension). Do not hesitate to ask your doctor for advice. The product is not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women.
Can I eat several mushrooms at the same time?
Yes absolutely, there is a synergistic effect in consuming different mushrooms, particularly on digestion, immunity and vitality.