Nootrums Mushrooms Vs Sacred-7

Mushrooms have been treasured by civilizations throughout history for their unique flavor and potential medicinal properties. From the Greeks who believed mushrooms made warriors stronger to the Chinese who considered them a medicinal food, mushrooms have played a significant role in our culinary and healing traditions. Modern medical research is now beginning to understand the health benefits associated with medicinal mushrooms. Two popular options in this category are Nootrums and Sacred-7. In this review we will look at the key ingredients, customer reviews and the science behind the manufacturers’ claim to determine which we feel is the better option.

Nootrums Mushroom Supplement

  • Excellent customer reviews.
  • Well dosed ingredients using a 10:1 strength extract.
  • All the mushroom ingredients are dosed at 263mg
  • Boost Immunity, Improve Focus, Sharpen the Mind, Reduce Stress, Lower Inflammation, assist with Gut health
  • Excellent for long term liver health
  • USDA Organic, Non-GMO, Gluten -Free

Scored 9.0/10 in our review. Ranked number one as the best all-round Mushroom supplement for 2023.

Nootrum | Mushrooms for Your Body and Mind

Sacred-7 Mushroom Extract Powder

Sacred-7 Highlights

  • Inclusion of 7 well researched Mushroom ingredients
  • Powder form for those who do not like taking capsules
  • Energy booster
  • 100% Fruiting bodies. USDA Organic non-GMO, Gluten -Free

Scored 6.5 in our review.

Customer Reviews of Nootrums Mushroom Supplements vs Sacred-7 Powder Extract

As with all reviews, listening to what the customer has to say about these products is vitally important. Whilst it takes a considerable amount of time to research the facts behind the ingredients, it is real-life experiences that are a telling indicator of how good are how bad a product is.

Nootrums Mushroom Supplements: Reviews

Nootrums Mushroom Supplement has received a 9.5 rating on every review site we were able to find, what was apparent in the reviews we read is that the effects of this supplement were not just related to one medical issue or concern, many customers said, it gave them an energy boost, more said it helped them sleep, help with their alertness, whilst others took Nootrums as a liver health supplement.

Sacred-7 Powder Extract: Reviews

Sacred-7 Powder extract has received mostly excellent reviews on its own website, however when looking at reviews on other websites the reviews were not as favorable. There are complaints relating to customers complaining that it caused them to experience side effects, others complaining that it can be hard to mix properly, even when using hot water, others complained of the taste or the ineffectiveness of the product.

Our Conclusion Nootrums Mushroom Supplements vs Sacred-7 Powder Extract

It would be easy for us to say that this is an easy choice to make, and for us it was, Nootrums Mushroom supplement was heads and shoulders above Sacred-7 both in scientifically backed research and in customer reviews. However, Sacred-7 still has a lot of customers who use their products and are happy to continue using them.

What we found a little disappointing with the Nootrums Mushroom supplemnet was that they used a Proprietary blend for their Turky Tail and Maitake mushroom. Even this blend was dosed at 263mg of ingredients at a 10:1 ratio was still more than in the Sacred-7 blend. To obtain a perfect score we would have liked the proprietary blend removed from the list of ingredients, and the two mushrooms added as standalone ingredients for total transparency.

Based on our findings, and unless you have an issue with taking capsules, we must recommend Nootrums Mushroom supplement as our only option.

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