Functional mushrooms are a specific variety of mushrooms that have been identified for their potential health benefits. While all types of mushrooms contain beneficial nutrients and compounds, functional mushrooms typically contain higher levels of unique bioactive compounds that may support overall health and wellness.

These mushrooms have been used in traditional medicine for centuries, especially in Eastern cultures, and are now gaining recognition in the West due to their potential therapeutic properties.

Yes, all of the functional mushrooms we sell are absolutely legal. Our products are derived from mushroom species that are recognized for their potential health benefits, not their psychoactive properties. They are entirely different from the "magic mushrooms" which contain the substance psilocybin.

Our functional mushrooms, including varieties like Reishi, Lion's Mane, Chaga, Cordyceps, are entirely legal and safe to consume as part of your wellness regimen, given that you have no allergies or sensitivities.

However, as with any supplement, it's always a good idea to consult your healthcare provider before introducing new supplements to your routine.

What are adaptogens?

Adaptogens are substances and raw materials (mainly botanicals) that support the body's adaptation (adjustment) to difficult, stressful conditions.

This stress may include emotional, metabolic or physical factors. Some of the most popular adaptogens are: Rhodiola rosea, Ginseng, Bacopa monnieri and Gotu kola. In addition to reducing the effects of stress, each adaptogen also has its own unique package of properties. Often a whole complex of adaptogens is used, combining several species with differing effects for more comprehensive effects.

Nootropics is the term for substances (natural and synthetic) that are designed to safely support brain function.

By definition, nootropics improve (restore to optimal levels) memory and overall cognitive functions even under distracting conditions, while being non-toxic and showing a protective effect on the brain.