Guest: Dr. Nibodhi is a board-certified Traditional Naturopath and Ayurvedic Practitioner with over 30 years of experience in integrative wellness. Since 1994, he has supported individuals across 77 countries in returning to balance, vitality, and meaningful connection with their health and life.
His background combines traditional and modern healing systems. He holds advanced certifications in:
Acupuncture
Clinical nutrition
Vedic Psychology and Counseling
Jyotish (Vedic Astrology)
Yoga therapy
Trauma-informed care
This multidisciplinary foundation allows him to offer support that is practical, personalized, and rooted in both science and tradition.
To date, Dr. Nibodhi has worked with over 30,000 individuals, blending Ayurvedic principles with evidence-informed tools to support physical well-being, emotional clarity, and resilience.
Widely appreciated for his calm presence and clear guidance, Dr. Nibodhi brings together decades of study and real-world experience to help people feel more aligned, empowered, and well in daily life.
He is also the host of a wonderful podcast, Awakened Living with Nibodhi.
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Talking Points:
-Mushrooms have been valued for centuries in traditional medicine and as functional foods because of their potential health benefits, and two of the most popular varieties today are Cordyceps and Lion’s Mane. These functional mushrooms have distinct properties, potential wellness benefits, and unique compounds that make them stand out. Please share some of the common applications on why people are incorporating Lion’s Mane into their daily routine.
-Key Compounds & Bioactive Components of Lion’s Mane?
-Who would be a good fit to incorporate Lion’s Mane into their daily regimen?
-Cordyceps and share with the listeners about the Potential Benefits & Uses.
-What are some of the benefits you have experienced incorporating Cordyceps?
– Is there a specific time a day that the listeners should Incorporate Cordyceps and Lion’s Mane?
-Final Comparison: Cordyceps vs. Lion’s Mane
While both mushrooms offer unique benefits, their primary applications are distinct. Cordyceps is most often used for energy, stamina, and physical endurance, while Lion’s Mane is known for its cognitive function and nervous system support. For those looking to optimize physical performance, Cordyceps may be the better option, whereas individuals seeking enhanced memory, focus, and mood support may find the Lion’s Mane mushroom more beneficial. Understanding their differences allows for better integration into individual wellness routines.Use the code RMFOREVER30 to save 30% off at Realmushrooms.com.
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