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The properties of Cordyceps have captured the attention of scientists and health enthusiasts around the world due to its potential effects on general well-being. This fungus, traditionally used in Chinese medicine, has proven to be a powerful adaptogen with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory properties. Today, its popularity has grown considerably, both for its benefits for energy and physical performance, and for its role in disease prevention. In this article, we will discuss the properties of Cordyceps and its most prominent applications in modern medicine, as well as the need for sustainable production to be environmentally friendly. Types of cordyceps and...

The lion's mane mushroom (Hericium erinaceus) has gained popularity in recent years due to its numerous health benefits, particularly in terms of boosting the immune system and improving cognitive function. This mushroom, also known as ‘lion's mane’, is not only notable for its unique appearance, reminiscent of a lion's mane, but also for its medicinal properties, which are widely recognised in traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine. The growing interest in natural medicine and dietary supplements has prompted a great deal of scientific research to support its positive effects. Want to know more? Read on and discover the immune-stimulating effects and...

In recent years, there has been a growing interest in medicinal mushrooms, and one of the most prominent has been Cordyceps. Known in traditional Chinese and Tibetan medicine for over a thousand years, this mushroom has gone from being a remedy used by emperors and nobles to a modern health supplement valued for its multiple benefits. However, its rise is not just the result of the natural supplement craze. Recently, many scientific studies have begun to reveal the basis behind the properties attributed to it for centuries. These discoveries have made Cordyceps a true ‘superstar’ of contemporary health. So in...

  The Reishi mushroom, also known as the “mushroom of emperors” has been revered for centuries in traditional Chinese medicine. Its name, “Reishi” comes from Japanese and means “divine mushroom” or "spiritual mushroom" a title reflecting its special status in Eastern culture. In ancient China, the Reishi mushroom was considered a symbol of immortality and a potent remedy for prolonging life and improving health. Only emperors and nobility had access to this rare and prized mushroom, hence its nickname, the "mushroom of emperors." Today, Reishi remains a topic of great interest in both traditional medicine and modern scientific research. Its...