As people look for better options in chronic pain, sleep aides and more – Lion’s mane and cannabis keeps popping up.

And should I drink them? Functional mushrooms have long been used as a part of traditional Chinese medicine. Common species include lion's mane, chaga, reishi, cordyceps, turkey tale and more.

Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has been around for thousands of years, offering natural remedies for a wide range of health issues, including hair loss and hair growth. While modern medicine ...

Lion’s mane is a gourmet mushroom hailed as a 'miracle supplement'. A nutritionist weighs in on what’s fact and what’s ...

The Chinese have long recognized the value of mushrooms, especially the lingzhi (ganoderma lucidum) variety for solving ...

My husband and I have been searching for something to level-up our nighttime routines after stressful days, and Elix’s Yin ...

“In traditional Chinese medicine, mushrooms have been used to modify immunity,” says Dr Kohei Homma, AminoUp’s executive senior director of business development. “Our research scientists ...

edible mushrooms with thin, shaggy hair that slightly resemble a lion's mane. They have long been used in traditional Chinese medicine, but have become increasingly popular in the West for their ...

Several people across the country have recently been hospitalized after consuming mushroom ... in traditional medicine for improving mental function—in particular traditional Chinese medicine.

In recent years the mushroom varieties chaga, cordyceps and reishi have all been heralded for their benefits, but turkey tail, a vibrantly-hued fungus that’s been celebrated in Chinese medicine ...