However, iHerb sent me samples of both CocoCeps and CafeCeps (which has coffee instead of cocoa in it). My husband tried the samples, and really like it, especially the CafeCeps. I still had my doubts.
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I made the CocoCeps with 8 ounces of milk. The CocoCeps is unsweetened, so I added 2 teaspoons of sugar to it. The package suggests a tablespoon of Agave. I could have added another teaspoon, but I actually like my hot chocolate a little bitter.
I couldn't really taste the mushrooms much. It just tasted like really dark cocoa. The surprising thing is that I really felt better for a few hours after drinking it. It only took 5 to 10 minutes after drinking it to feel the effect. Although my cold symptoms didn't go away, all of a sudden I felt like my focus was getting back to normal. I sat down at the computer and was productive. I didn't have any jitters. It was a very mental effect. I felt motivated and like I wanted to do things.
This surprised me, because I was just hoping that the mushrooms would boost my immune system. I didn't expect the mental boost. However, now that I read the description, I see it says "Jumpstart Your Energies!" and many of the reviews say that it helps get them going in the morning, similar to how a cup of coffee would work.
It has Cordyceps and Reishi mushrooms in it. According to the description, Cordyceps has been used as a tonic for hundreds of years in China and Tibet. It is supposed to support healthy energy levels and help with fatigue. The Reishi is supposed to boost the immune system.
I think I'll be trying it again!
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