Medicinal Mushroom

New to ’shrooms? Here’s a starter guide to the six most popular—and best-researched—options.

Our panel of experts weighs in on which supplements they recommend for everyone—and which ones they take themselves.

Is it a cold, flu, or something worse? This fall and winter, many of us will be wondering just that if we start feeling sick, especially since many of the symptoms associated with viruses overlap. What can you do? Focus on supporting your immune system with a daily immune health regimen—here’s how to create your plan.

Mushrooms offer a vast range of potentially therapeutic uses, including enhancing immunity, improving cardiovascular health, promoting detoxification, boosting mood, improving digestion, stimulating memory, and nourishing the body.

Lion’s mane has been shown to ease depression, enhance focus and concentration, alleviate depression and anxiety, and more.

When it comes to recovering from exercise or an athletic event, protein is far from the only game in town.

Cordyceps (Cordyceps sinensis), a fungus found on Tibetan caterpillars (giving it the nickname "caterpillar fungus"), is a medicinal mushroom with a long history of use in Chinese medicine.

The power of mushrooms for everyday health. You take certain supplements regularly for basic health insurance, such as a daily multivitamin/mineral and fish oil supplement.

Traditional Chinese Medicine brings you time-proven herbal tonics used to ease ailments from headaches to PMS, even enhance energy. Discover these 10 herbs and let East meet West in your medicine chest

Discover the incredible healing properties of medicinal mushrooms.