As we shed the stillness of Winter and emerge into Spring's rising energy, here's how we work with the wood element ~ five medicinal mushrooms and the practices that align with this glorious season.
In the Southern Hemisphere we’re in the frosty depths of winter, the season that invites us to protect our inner resilience and support our immune health. Medicinal mushrooms go a long way in helping to strengthen our innate immune response, but their action is enhanced when we’re moving in harmony with the seasons and working to cultivate a strong foundation of health.
Read on for our top lifestyle practices to naturally move in harmony with winter and support our inner resilience mentally and physically.
Does your holiday season feel like it's laced with a subtle current of overwhelm? We hear you! But don't worry, we've got you. In this Journal entry, we'll dive into the medicinal mushrooms that are on high rotation for us to prime our inner energy reserves and stay calm amidst the chaos.
Read on for more.
In the Southern Hemisphere, we've made the transition to spring and it's the time of year when we begin to shed the stagnation of winter and get the opportunity to tap into the energy of rebirth and rapid expansion that comes with this new season.
One of the medicinal mushrooms we love working with at this time of year is Lion’s Mane. Just as nature awakens from its winter slumber, Lion's Mane emerges as a potent ally to invigorate body and mind.
Read on for the recipe!
We’re basking in the lingering warmth of summer with a hydration game that’s on point. This peach and ginger iced tea with Lion’s Mane is like sipping on a burst of sunshine and spice.
We often refer to Lion's Mane as brain juice, perfect for dropping you into an afternoon of creative flow.
Read on for the recipe!
We’re a ‘couple of coffees a week kind of crew’. When we are making a strong morning brew, we like to make a Bulletproof coffee recipe to help slow the release of caffeine. And Lion's Mane is our mushie of choice here for an added brain boost!
Lion’s Mane mushroom, scientifically known as hericium erinaceus, has been making headlines this month after a new study conducted by researchers from the University of Queensland, confirmed that Lion's Mane could improve memory and boost nerve growth in the brain. To dive into the details, read on!
Unsure which mushie is best for you? We hear you! We get asked this question a lot.
Navigating which medicinal mushroom extract you should go with can be a little confusing. Questions often arise like can I mix mushrooms? What’s the best time of day to take them? How do I take them?
Don’t sweat it. We’re here to help.
If you’re anything like us the energy can often feel a little frenzied, even chaotic. From the calming effects of Reishi mushroom to the energy-boosting properties of Cordyceps, we like to think of medicinal mushrooms as a natural way to help us navigate the holiday season with a little more ease, balance, and joy. Read on as we dive into our top 3 mushies for festive season flow.
In the face of increasing levels of anxiety and stress we see the discussion of natural allies becoming more mainstream. We get asked a lot about the best mushrooms for stress in particular and since our last journal entry on the topic, there have been a couple of new studies and interesting conversations around mushies, stress and anxiety so we thought we’d dive back into the topic.
The hazy cloud of brain fog can often descend at the most inopportune times, with feelings of mental fatigue, slow and muddied thoughts, lack of motivation and creativity all proving telltale signs of this temporary or lasting state of diminished cognitive function. In this journal entry we dive into Lion's Mane's neuroprotective benefits and its value as a tool to help manage brain fog.
In the wellness world 'mushroom tonics' have evolved to refer to any tea, potion, latte or brew that has mushrooms at its heart. In this journal entry we'll uncover the different types of mushroom tonics and how you can create your own!