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Can you eat mushrooms during pregnancy? Mushrooms are often questionable, after all, as a society we don't know them as well as plants. In the case of classic forest and cultivated...

Microbiota or microbiome is a group of microorganisms living in a given environment, creating their own ecosystem. It is the center from which a wide range of processes taking place in...

Cold showers and baths appear in medical, popular science, and even pop culture sources. Various people from both the scientific world and beyond (even some athletes, travelers, and celebrities) recommend...

Sleep and circadian rhythm disorders Despite the growing awareness of the role of the right amount and quality of sleep, it is still one of the most neglected and often...

The immune system is one of the most important systems of the human body and at the same time one of the most complex . It consists of organs, vessels and...

The first impression already appears on the tongue. A strikingly bitter taste might indicate that you are dealing with Reishi – the king of medicinal mushrooms. To feel this...

Although the very effectiveness of Solve Labs mushrooms has given us the trust of thousands of satisfied customers, we still decided to conduct innovative tests to dispel all doubts.

Lion’s Mane is an edible, tasty mushroom that has been used for centuries as a dish and medicine in Eastern cultures. Lion’s mane is a parasitic fungus that grows on...

One of the most confusing areas in the context of mushroom products is the issue of standardising the extract for polysaccharide content. People who start their adventure with supplementation with functional mushrooms...

Chaga, or sub-cortex (Inonotus obliquus), is also known by names such as boar or birch hub. It belongs to the bristly family (Hymenochetaceae). It grows wild, mainly on birch trunks, on which it forms perennial fruiting bodies...

Cordyceps is a type of fungus that grows at different latitudes. The most popular is the species growing in Asia – Cordyceps Sinensis. It was first described in 1843, noting then...