Mushrooms have seen a resurgence over recent years and can now be found in coffee, tea, capsules and tonics. From helping people sleep better through to relieving stress and increasing energy levels – mushrooms have made an impactful statement about wellness in general. Now mushroom coffee has joined this trend with an innovative blend of medicinal mushrooms combined with coffee that promises multiple health benefits in just one cup – such as less caffeine than traditional coffee while simultaneously improving energy levels, focus and digestive health – but is it safe if someone with diabetes needs this benefit?

Ryze mushroom coffees differ from many supplements on the market in that they don’t rely on scientific studies for support, making it hard to verify claims about increased energy, improved focus and stress relief. However, it should be noted that Ryze uses only premium-quality ingredients such as organic Arabica coffee, MCT oil and various functional mushrooms in its products – and claims these products are free from sugar, gluten, dairy and soy!

The company’s mushroom mixture features Lion’s Mane, known to aid brain function. Cordyceps has long been used by Buddhist monks as an oxygen supplement and to enhance meditation focus. Chaga is also included as it may reduce cholesterol and boost cardiovascular health.

RYZE’s blend not only includes coffee and mushrooms, but also herbs and other natural ingredients like Himalayan salt, coconut milk and stevia extract. You can serve it either hot or iced and there are options for low-sugar versions as well. Please refer to your label to ensure there are no added sugars if adding stevia or monk fruit as this may prevent blood sugar spikes.

One important consideration when drinking mushroom coffee from RYZE is that it could interact with certain medications. This is because its ingredients, adaptogenic mushrooms, may affect blood sugar levels, blood pressure and clotting depending on which kind is chosen – so the company recommends consulting your physician prior to beginning consumption of this product.

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Ryze mushroom coffee is safe for people living with diabetes to consume as long as they follow the advice of their physician and follow these recommendations closely. In fact, it may even help lower their blood sugar levels temporarily – though more research needs to be conducted; although its company claims that mushrooms in its coffee may help manage insulin sensitivity and improve metabolism.

Teeccino offers another mushroom coffee blend similar to RYZE’s but with higher caffeine. Their blend contains 500mg of whole mushrooms and various botanical ingredients as well as Butterscotch Cream, Toasted Maple and Cardamom Rose flavors; free shipping and 30-day money-back guarantee are also provided, unlike Everyday Dose which provides 45 days.