Unlock the Secrets of ‘The Power of Mushrooms’ at Bismarck Library’s Free Nutritional Class – Dive into the world of fungi with Nutritional Health Coach Brittany Hugelen and discover the transformative benefits mushrooms can have on your health and well-being.
Are you ready to dive into the fascinating world of mushrooms and their incredible health benefits? National Grocers is stepping up its game by hosting a free nutritional class titled ‘The Power of Mushrooms’ at the Bismarck Library. And who better to lead this enlightening discussion than Nutritional Health Coach Brittany Hugelen?
During the class, attendees will get the inside scoop on how different supplements can work wonders for your health, with a special focus on the fantastic benefits of mushrooms. And speaking of mushrooms, let’s talk about Harriet Harris ’25, the co-founder of BaltiSpore. Her journey from a botany course at Washington State University to hiking in the West sparked a deep passion for fungi, leading her to co-found BaltiSpore with Mike Holcomb in 2020.
BaltiSpore is all about functional mushrooms, and their products, like the lion’s mane tincture, can be found at Cultivated Creations. But here’s the best part – they’re not just in it for the business. BaltiSpore donated turkey tail tinctures to cancer patients in Baltimore, and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive.
But BaltiSpore doesn’t stop there. They’re on a mission to educate the community about growing mushrooms and to dispel any misconceptions about their benefits. It’s all about spreading the word on the medicinal wonders of mushrooms.
So, if you’re curious about how mushrooms can supercharge your health and well-being, make sure to attend the nutritional class at the Bismarck Library. It’s a fantastic opportunity to learn about the power of mushrooms and how they can make a real difference in your life.
Whether you’re a mushroom enthusiast or just someone looking to boost their health, this class is sure to leave you feeling inspired. Who knew that these humble fungi could hold such incredible potential for our well-being?
