A rich cocoa inspired by the slow and stoic pace of the natural world. Made from luscious dark cocoa, adaptogenic mushrooms, mineral + vitamin boosting pollen and legendary Chinese medicine ally, cinnamon. Make like a boreal old growth forest and slow into the rhythmic cyclical wisdom of nature. Add to your choice of milk/mylk for a hot/cold cocoa, blend with your favorite smoothie, add into oatmeal or blend into baked goods. To make a supportive cocoa: Stir in two tablespoons of Slow Down Mushroom Cocoa with a small amount of water (or your choice of milk) and mix thoroughly until blended into a smooth syrupy consistency. Add remaining water or mylk, mix well and sweeten with boreal honey to taste Why You’ll Love It Natural Stress Support Powered by reishi, Siberian ginseng, and lion’s mane, this blend helps your body adapt to daily stress—calming the mind, supporting focus, and promoting emotional balance without the crash. Energy That Lasts Cordyceps and chaga team up to boost stamina and endurance by supporting oxygen flow and ATP production—fueling your body naturally, whether you're powering through a workout or a long workday. Immune Support from the Forest Floor Turkey tail, maitake, and wild boreal pollen deliver deep immune nourishment with prebiotics, beta-glucans, and antioxidants to keep your system strong and resilient, season after season. Brain Boosting Benefits Lion’s mane and cocoa aren’t just delicious—they’re here to support mental clarity, memory, and long-term brain health so you can stay sharp and focused, the natural way. Gut-Friendly Sweetness With low-glycemic coconut sugar and cinnamon, you get a naturally sweet flavor that’s easy on your blood sugar—and even supports digestion with prebiotic benefits. Wild & Raw Goodness Featuring raw, unpasteurized boreal shield pollen harvested from pristine Canadian Boreal Shield forests and meadow land —this is nutrient density at its purest, delivering enzymes, vitamins, and amino acids. Acts as an adaptogen for stamina, hormonal balance and immune modulation