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Ingredient Breakdown

Reishi and Turkey Tail
Two of the most studied functional mushrooms for immune support. Reishi contains over 100 polysaccharides and 119 triterpene compounds that activate macrophages, lymphocytes, and natural killer cells. Turkey Tail contributes PSK and PSP, two polysaccharopeptides with well-documented effects on immune response and healthy inflammatory levels.

Maitake and Shiitake
Both deliver beta-glucan polysaccharides that support immune health and a normal inflammatory response. Maitake also supports healthy blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar balance. Shiitake adds lentinan and additional compounds that support the body's innate resistance to pathogens.

Vitamin C and Pterostilbene
Vitamin C supports both the innate and adaptive immune systems at the cellular level and provides antioxidant protection throughout. Pterostilbene, a more stable analog of resveratrol, extends that coverage with strong activity against pathogens and broad immune health benefits.

Curcumin and Astragalus Root
Curcumin promotes normal inflammatory levels through the innate immune response and supports a healthy gut microbiome. Astragalus is an adaptogen that helps the body manage physical, mental, and emotional stress via the HPA axis, an important pairing since chronic stress is one of the fastest ways to compromise immune function.

Glutathione
The body's primary antioxidant, supporting cellular defense, repair, and liver detoxification. Keeps the internal environment that immune cells operate in as clean as possible.

Melatonin
Supports sleep quality and exerts a direct effect on the innate immune response. Included because consistent sleep is one of the most reliable, and most overlooked, inputs to immune resilience.

Everything You Need to Know!

Frequently Asked Questions

Mushroom Immune contains melatonin. Will it make me drowsy during the day? +

No. The melatonin in Mushroom Immune is included in a small amount specifically to support the sleep-immune connection, not as a sleep aid. Since deep sleep plays a direct role in immune repair, this amount supports that process without causing daytime drowsiness. If you're sensitive to melatonin, we recommend taking your daily dose in the evening.

Is Mushroom Immune safe to take if I have an autoimmune condition? +

Mushroom Immune contains astragalus root and a mushroom blend, both of which can stimulate immune activity, which is worth discussing with your healthcare provider first if you have an autoimmune condition or take immunosuppressant medication. As with any supplement that actively supports immune function, we recommend consulting your healthcare provider before use if you have an existing autoimmune or immune-related condition.

Can I take Mushroom Immune with other medications? +

Curcumin, one of the ingredients in Mushroom Immune, may interact with blood-thinning medications and certain other prescriptions. We recommend talking to your healthcare provider before starting Mushroom Immune if you're on blood thinners, immunosuppressants, or any other prescription medication.

How often should I take Mushroom Immune, and does timing matter for immune support? +

Take 4 capsules daily with meals. One bottle is a 30-day supply. Since immune support works best with consistency rather than as-needed use, we recommend taking your full dose at the same time each day so the ingredients build up steadily in your system rather than spiking and dropping off. Because Mushroom Immune includes a small amount of melatonin to support the sleep-immune connection, many people prefer to take their dose in the evening with dinner, but splitting the 4 capsules between two meals (morning and evening) works well too if you'd rather not take melatonin all at once. Either way, daily consistency matters more than the exact time of day.