Mushroom Cups kava kombinira vrhunsku organsku Arabica kavu s pažljivo odabranim ljekovitim gljivama poput lisičarki, chaga i lavlje grive, pružajući čistu i dugotrajnu energiju bez naglih padova i nervoze koje uzrokuje obična kava.

Gljive u našoj kavi:
- poboljšavaju fokus i mentalnu jasnoću,
- podržavaju imunitet i opće zdravlje,
- smanjuju oksidativni stres i upale.

Kava je blaga za želudac, pomaže probavi i ima bogat okus prave kave.

Mushroom Cups kava je kombinacija prave kave i ljekovitih gljiva poput reishi, cordyceps i lavlje grive. Pruža energiju bez naglih padova, poboljšava fokus i podržava imunološki sustav.

Kofein iz kave djeluje kao stimulans za centralni živčani sustav, poboljšavajući budnost i koncentraciju, ali također povećava razinu kortizola i adrenalina (hormoni stresa). Zato se često nakon sat-dva osjećaš još umornije.

S druge strane, gljive poput lavlje grive i chage su adaptogeni koji smiruju reakcije na stres i normaliziraju hormone.

Jedna šalica Mushroom Cups kave sadrži 66 mg kofeina (50% manje nego prosječna kava), što u kombinaciji s adaptogenima omogućava dugotrajnu energiju bez nervoze i padova.

Veći dio naših korisnika osjeti prve promjene već nakon prvih par šalica – poput više energije i manjeg umora tijekom treninga.

Nekima je potrebno 14 - 28 dana kako bi se tijeli priviknulo na sve bioaktivne komponente. Ako ipak ne osjetite razliku, vraćamo novac!

Za naše kave i kakao nema prepreke za dugoročno korištenje – možete ih piti svakodnevno bez straha od nuspojava.

Međutim, najčešća preporuka je koristiti cordyceps (glavni sastojak u Go Tireless) kontinuirano 2-3 mjeseca, a zatim napraviti pauzu od 2-4 tjedna.

Ova praksa pomaže spriječiti da tijelo razvije toleranciju na njegove učinke i omogućuje organizmu da se odmori. Za dugoročne rezultate, preporučujemo cikličku primjenu.

Ako ne primijetite nikakve pozitivne promjene ili vam okus jednostavno ne odgovara, možete zatražiti povrat novca – bez dodatnih pitanja. Vaše zadovoljstvo nam je na prvom mjestu!

**Rok za pravo na povrat novca je 30 dana od kupnje.**

Neki od naših kupaca s IBS-om, Kronovom bolešću i kroničnim gastritisom izvijestili su da im Go Beauty i Go Glow kave odgovaraju i pomažu smirivanju simptoma poput nadutosti i žgaravice.

Međutim, kako je svaki organizam različit, to nije garancija da će svima odgovarati. Zato nudimo povrat novca ako proizvod ne zadovolji vaša očekivanja.

Naša kava ne liječi simptome gastritisa ili drugih probavnih tegoba, ali je blaga za želudac i crijeva.

Zahvaljujući sastojcima poput lavlje grive i reishi, može poboljšati i doprinijeti općem zdravlju probave i crijeva te smanjiti osjećaj nadutosti i neugode.

Reishi je poznata kao kraljica gljiva zbog svojih korisnih učinaka na probavu i imunitet, dok lavlja griva smiruje probavni sustav i podržava ravnotežu crijevne flore.

Ako ipak osjetite neugodu, javite nam se – nudimo povrat novca bez dodatnih pitanja.

Da, osim na našem web shopu, naše proizvode možete kupiti u Tvornici zdrave hrane, Bio Planetu, Delicijama, kao i u ljekarnama Ćurković i ljekarnama Abel&.

Za najbližu lokaciju ili dostupnost proizvoda, slobodno nam se javite!

https://www.mdpi.com/1420-3049/28/5/2110

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