Green Yams Teas & Gourmet Mushroom

06/04/2026

2026 market schedule. Check out greenyams.com for more.

19/03/2026

Hi CSA Team,

I’m Emmanuel, founder of Green Yams. I grow fresh gourmet mushrooms here in Colorado and have been selling them at Front Range farmers' markets for the past four seasons.

I’d love to explore supplying your CSA with fresh mushrooms as an add-on for members. I offer year-round variety, flexible weekly or bi-weekly delivery, and simple logistics.

A typical starting point is 20 units at $8 each, though I’m open to smaller trial runs.
If this sounds interesting, I’d be happy to send more info, bring samples, or talk through what might work best for your members.

Thanks,
Emmanuel
Green Yams
Greenyams.com
Greenyamsllc@gmail.com

18/03/2026

Hi ,
You probably saw "turkey tail, lion's mane, reishi, chaga, cordyceps" in
our last email and thought: "Cool, but... why should I care?"
Fair.

Here's the truth: It's not about the mushrooms.

It's about waking up without needing coffee to function.

It's about sleeping so deeply you actually feel rested.

It's about 3 PM not being the moment your mood crashes.

That's what H-Brew does.

Yes, it has 5 specific mushrooms. But that's just the mechanism.

The result is what matters: your body feels like it's supposed to.
Ready to experience it?
[SHOP H-BREW (https://greenyams.com/h-brew) ]

—Emmanuel & the team

14/03/2026

Check out our new products!

Hi 👋

We've seen you at the market. You buy our stuff, try it, and come back.

So we know something: you're looking for something different.

Not just "healthier coffee." Not another superfood trend. You want solutions that actually work—energy that doesn't come with the jitters, sleep that's actually restorative, and a mood that doesn't depend on caffeine swings.

That's why we built H-Brew.

What's in it:
Hibiscus and ginger (because they taste incredible), paired with turkey tail, lion's mane, reishi, chaga, and cordyceps—the same mushrooms backed by actual research, not just Instagram hype.

Why it matters:
Unlike coffee, these mushrooms don't spike your cortisol. They reduce inflammation, support deep sleep, stabilize your mood, and give you clean energy that lasts all day. No crash. No 3 PM regret.

Most importantly: you taste the difference.

We're offering our H-Brew lineup exclusively to our farmers market and online community first. We wanted you to try it before anyone else.

Ready to try it?
[SHOP H-BREW (https://greenyams.com/product/h-brew-herbal-mushroom-blend) ]

Or if you want the details first:
[LEARN MORE] (https://greenyams.com/product/h-brew-herbal-mushroom-blend)

Either way, we're here.
Love it or your next order is free

If you're not sleeping better, thinking clearer, and feeling more stable within 14 days, we'll refund your entire order and give you a free H-Brew next time. No questions. We're that confident.

—Emmanuel & the Green Yams team

P.S. — H-Brew is caffeine-free. It's designed for the people who either can't tolerate coffee anymore or want something that actually supports sleep instead of sabotaging it.

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13/02/2026

coffee leads to anxiety for many people. Adding mushrooms or replacing coffee with mushrooms can greatly help decrease your anxiety.

10/02/2026

Bad Bunny has Mushroom energy. The halftime show was okay, but his story is truly American and inspirational.

22/12/2025

Ho ho ho,
Santa here—with a quiet winter story.
Long before stockings and store windows, winter in the far north was a season of snow, silence, and survival. During the darkest days of the year, people watched nature closely—because nature was where meaning lived.
Beneath evergreen trees in snowy regions grows a striking mushroom: **Amanita muscaria**. Bright red. Dotted with white. Impossible to miss against the snow. For centuries, it appeared again and again in winter landscapes, tucked beneath trees when little else could be found.
Some storytellers believe this mushroom became part of winter solstice traditions—shared as a symbolic gift during the long night when the sun seemed to disappear. In regions where heavy snow sealed doors shut, visitors didn’t always enter homes the usual way. They climbed onto roofs and came down through smoke holes or chimneys, carrying gifts meant to bring comfort, warmth, and hope.
Over generations, the images blended.
A red-and-white figure.
Gifts brought from above.
Evergreen trees standing watch in the snow.
What began as survival and symbolism slowly softened into story.
Was it exactly how it happened? No one can say for certain. History blurs, myths grow, and imagination fills the gaps. But the feeling behind the story remains true: winter has always asked humans to look upward, inward, and toward one another.
So when you see a gift beneath a tree or imagine someone arriving quietly through the chimney, remember—
Sometimes stories aren’t about facts.
They’re about how people found light when the world was dark.
Warm wishes from the roof above,
— Santa

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01/12/2025

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30/11/2025

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18/11/2025

Most people don’t know this…

Harvard historian Anne Harrington, author of Mind Fixers: Psychiatry’s Troubled Search for the Biology of Mental Illness, has shown that the modern “brain chemical imbalance” story wasn’t discovered in a lab — it was shaped through drug-company marketing, cultural shifts, and clinical convenience, not solid science.

My carousel breaks down the truth she uncovered:

🔹 Slide 1–2: Harrington’s research shows how drug companies helped rewrite the public understanding of mental illness by promoting a simple biological explanation that made medication the first — and often only — solution offered.

🔹 Slide 3–5: The “chemical imbalance” model was never proven; it was a narrative that crowded out conversations about trauma, stress, environment, lifestyle, and social conditions. Harrington argues this oversimplified model hasn’t always served people well.

🔹 Slide 6–7: Much of what affects mental health — sleep, community, hormones, inflammation, nervous-system health, diet, meaning, and lived experience — was pushed to the sidelines because it couldn’t be bottled and sold.

🔹 Slide 8–9: The real issue isn’t that medication exists — Harrington makes that very clear. It’s that millions were given only one story, and told it was the story. People deserve a full picture of what shapes their mind and body.

🔹 Slide 10: That’s why I share natural tools, nervous-system support, and honest conversations. Not as “replacements,” but as options — because mental health has always been bigger than one model.

Anne Harrington’s work matters because it reminds us:

Mental health is biological, yes —
but it’s also emotional, social, environmental, lived, and human.

And people deserve a model that treats them that way.

If you’re ready for more honest conversations about mental health,
and natural tools that support your brain + body…

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