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Reishi FAQ: Common Questions Answered

Answers to the questions we’re asked most about Reishi and our Reishi tinctur...

How to Choose a Reishi Extract

Reishi has been prepared for centuries and is widely available today in many ...

How Reishi Is Extracted

Reishi is one of the clearest examples of why extraction matters. It is too w...

Reishi Tincture vs Powder

Reishi is sold as tinctures and powders. Because of its bitterness and its ch...

Ganoderma Species Explained: Is All Reishi the Same?

“Reishi” sounds like a single mushroom, but the name has been applied to seve...

The Complete Guide to Reishi Mushroom

Few mushrooms carry as much history as Reishi. With its kidney-shaped cap and...

Reishi Through History and Traditional Culture

Few mushrooms have as rich a cultural history as Reishi. Known in China as li...

Reishi Research: How to Read the Evidence

Reishi has been studied more than almost any other mushroom, yet the evidence...

Reishi Compounds Explained: Triterpenes, Polysaccharides and More

Reishi is one of the most chemically studied mushrooms. Its two headline grou...

Triterpenes in Mushrooms Explained

Triterpenes are one of the major groups of compounds in certain mushrooms, mo...

Mushrooms Through History: Food, Medicine and Symbolism

Mushrooms have fed, fascinated and frightened people for thousands of years. ...

The Complete Guide to Functional Mushrooms

Walk into any health shop and you’ll find mushrooms in capsules, powders, cof...

Where Our Mushrooms Come From

We’re often asked where our mushrooms come from. Here’s the answer.[in simple...

Hot-Water Mushroom Extraction Explained

Long before tinctures and capsules, people prepared tough mushrooms such as R...

Artist’s Bracket: The Fungus You Can Draw On

Walk through a British beech wood and you may well find it: a large, flat, wo...

How to Choose a Mushroom Extract

Choosing a mushroom extract can feel overwhelming: dozens of species, several...

Mushroom Provenance: Why Origin and Grower Transparency Matter

Provenance is the story of where something comes from. For mushroom products,...

What Does Dual Extract Mean?

“Dual extract” appears on many mushroom labels, including ours. It describes ...

The Complete Guide to Mushroom Extraction

Two mushroom products can start with the same species and end up completely d...

Fungal Sterols Explained

Sterols are a small but characteristic part of mushroom chemistry. This artic...

Mushroom Substrates Explained

Every mushroom grows on something. That “something” is called the substrate, ...

What Is a Fruiting Body?

“Fruiting body” appears throughout the Library, and on many mushroom labels. ...

Parasitic and Wood-Decaying Fungi Explained

Fungi make a living in different ways. Many of the functional mushrooms in th...

How Spore & Bloom Makes Mushroom Extracts

This is how we make our tinctures, from mushroom to bottle.[in simple terms]W...

Why Mushroom Sourcing Matters

Where a mushroom comes from affects what’s in the bottle, and how much you ca...

How Cordyceps Extracts Are Made

Cordyceps extracts vary more than most, partly because of the species confusi...

Mycelium on Grain Explained

Many mushroom supplements on the market are not made from mushrooms in the ev...

Understanding Mushroom Science: A Beginner's Guide

Mushroom science can seem daunting: long compound names, conflicting headline...

Alcohol Mushroom Extraction Explained

Alcohol extraction is the other half of most mushroom tinctures. It reaches c...

From Mushroom to Bottle: The Extraction Workflow

What actually happens between a mushroom being harvested and a tincture arriv...

The Complete Guide to Chaga

Chaga doesn’t look like a mushroom at all. On the trunk of a birch tree it ap...