Shroomix - Functional Cocoa with Adaptogens + Mushrooms 240G

Shroomix Functional Cocoa 240 g - five mushrooms in a cocoa base

Shroomix is functional cocoa from Lucy Mushrooms, built around five mushroom extracts set in a base of alkalized cocoa powder with reduced fat content. The ingredients include lion's mane, reishi, chaga, cordyceps, and turkey tail, along with two adaptogenic ingredients: powdered maca root and ground rhodiola. The rest of the composition consists of acacia fiber, Ceylon cinnamon, erythritol, and Kłodawa salt. The package weighs 240 g, and the manufacturer suggests a daily serving of 8 g, providing about 30 servings per package. The drink is prepared like regular cocoa: you pour the powder with hot water, milk, or a plant-based drink and mix. The sweetness comes solely from erythritol, so the profile is distinctly cocoa and only slightly sweet, with a hint of cinnamon spice in the background. Kłodawa salt serves a flavor role rather than a nutritional one. It enhances the cocoa experience, just like a pinch of salt in dark chocolate. The line is produced by Lucy Mushrooms.

Ingredients

• Alkalized cocoa powder with reduced fat content - drink base
• Extract from lion's mane - standardized to 3% hericenones and 30% polysaccharides
• Extract from reishi - standardized to 40% polysaccharides and 20% beta-glucans
• Extract from chaga - standardized to 30% polysaccharides
• Extract from cordyceps - standardized to 30% polysaccharides
• Extract from turkey tail - standardized to 30% polysaccharides
• Powdered maca root and ground rhodiola
• Acacia fiber, Ceylon cinnamon, Kłodawa salt
• Erythritol - sweetener, no sugar in the composition

Each of the five mushrooms is included here as a standardized extract, not as powdered fruiting body, and for each, the manufacturer specifies the fraction to which it has been standardized. For reishi, there are two fractions at once: polysaccharides at 40% and beta-glucans at 20%. Lion's mane has hericenones at 3% alongside polysaccharides, while chaga, cordyceps, and turkey tail contain only polysaccharides at 30%. Standardization describes the concentration of the raw material: it indicates what percentage of the extract constitutes a given fraction, and the manufacturer provides this information for each mushroom individually, not collectively for the entire blend. Maca and rhodiola, on the other hand, are adaptogenic ingredients outside the mushroom group and are included here in powdered and ground form, not as extracts. The manufacturer describes them in the list in this way. The rest of the list is short and clear: base from alkalized cocoa, acacia fiber, Ceylon cinnamon, Kłodawa salt, and erythritol. This allows the powder to behave like regular cocoa: it dissolves in hot liquid, without a shaker and without a blender.

Specification

• Form: powder for dissolving in hot liquid
• Masa netto: 240 g
• Porcja dzienna wg producenta: 8 g proszku
• Number of servings in the package: about 30 servings
• Number of mushroom extracts: five
• Adaptogenic ingredients: maca and rhodiola
• Sweetener: erythritol - sugar-free
• Extract doses in mg: check on the packaging
• Allergens, vegan and gluten-free status: check on the packaging
• Storage: tightly closed, in a dry and cool place, away from light
• Marka: Lucy Mushrooms

How to use

The manufacturer describes the preparation as similar to regular instant cocoa:

• Measure a portion of 8 g of powder and pour it into a cup
• Pour in hot water, milk, or a plant-based drink
• Stir for about two minutes until the powder dissolves
• Drink one portion daily - the package lasts for about 30 servings
• Do not exceed the recommended daily serving

For whom

This is a choice for someone looking for cocoa with a wide range of mushrooms, rather than one leading ingredient. Five extracts in one powder means you don’t have to buy reishi, chaga, and cordyceps separately to have them all in your daily cup. This is the main selling point. It also works well if you’re avoiding sugar: it’s sweetened only with erythritol, so the drink is cocoa-flavored and only slightly sweet, not dessert-like. The daily routine is simple: a measured portion of powder, hot liquid, two minutes of stirring, and your cup is ready, without any equipment or preparation the day before. However, it’s good to know what you’re getting into. The list of warnings is longer than with regular cocoa: the product is for adults, not for children, not for pregnant or breastfeeding women, and if you are on anticoagulants, antidepressants, or immunosuppressants, you should consult a doctor beforehand. It’s worth checking this before ordering, not after opening the package.

Frequently asked questions

How much powder is in one serving?

The manufacturer specifies 8 g per daily serving, which gives about 30 servings from a 240 g package. A gram is a clear value here, so you will most likely measure the portion on a kitchen scale, and it will come out the same every time. Check the conversion to teaspoons on the packaging.

What mushrooms are in the composition?

Five: lion's mane, reishi, chaga, cordyceps, and turkey tail, also known as Trametes versicolor. All are present in the form of standardized extracts, not powdered fruiting bodies. In addition, there are two plant-based ingredients with adaptogenic properties: maca root and Rhodiola rosea.

What standardized fractions are the mushroom extracts?

The manufacturer provides standardization for each of the five: 3% hericenones and 30% polysaccharides for lion's mane, 40% polysaccharides and 20% beta-glucans for reishi, and 30% polysaccharides for chaga, cordyceps, and turkey tail. This information indicates the concentration of the raw material - it tells you what percentage of the extract is made up of a given fraction. The mass of the extract itself in a serving is a separate value; check it on the packaging.

Does cocoa contain sugar?

Does not contain. The sweetness comes from erythritol, which is a polyol with zero caloric value. The taste is distinctly cocoa, with a spicy note of Ceylon cinnamon and a minimal hint of Kłodawa salt, which enhances the cocoa sensation. If you like sweet cocoa, you will probably want to sweeten it yourself.

Variants and category

In the same category is Divine Cocoa with lion's mane extract - a different manufacturer and a different recipe, so it's an alternative, not a variant of the same product. You can find both in the category Cocoa.

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Na blogu sprawdzamy, Are functional mushrooms in cocoa just a trend?. a comparison of lion's mane, reishi, chaga, and cordyceps and reishi - properties and usage.

Safety and storage

The product is intended solely for adults. The manufacturer advises against it for children and pregnant or breastfeeding women. If you are taking antidepressants, anticoagulants, or immunosuppressants, consult a doctor before starting use. Do not use if you are sensitive to any of the ingredients. Store the powder in a tightly closed package, in a dry and cool place, away from light, and keep it out of reach of children.

Do not exceed the recommended daily portion. The dietary supplement cannot be used as a substitute for a varied diet.

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