FAQ's

Functional Mushroom FAQ's

Where do you source your mushrooms?

We source our mushroom products from carefully selected suppliers within Foshan China while prioritizing top-notch quality and safety. Our rigorous process ensures that we collaborate with reputable partners adhering to the highest agricultural and food safety standards. You can trust that our mushrooms come from reliable sources, providing you with the best products available.

Are your functional mushrooms certified organic?

Absolutely! We take pride in offering certified organic functional mushrooms. Our products have undergone thorough certification processes to ensure they meet the highest organic standards. If you'd like to see a copy of our organic certificate, please don't hesitate to ask. We are committed to providing you with premium quality functional mushrooms that are both beneficial and organic.
 

Can Functional mushrooms be eaten raw?

Yes. Functional mushrooms can be eaten raw! Although, they are typically cooked.

Does Lion's Mane mushroom make you sleepy?

No. Lion's Mane does not have any drowsy effects.

Are functional mushrooms psychedelic?

No. Functional mushrooms are not psychedelic.

Are functional mushroom safe during pregnancy?

Functional mushrooms are generally seen as safe to consume. However, during pregnancy, it would be advised to speak to a medical professional before taking lion's mane as a supplement.

Where to find Lion's Mane mushroom in the wild?

Lion's mane can be found in the northern hemisphere during summer and fall. On living or dead hardwood trees.

What does Lion's Mane mushroom taste like?

Lion's mane is reported to have the taste of cooked lobster!

Best time to take Lion's Mane mushroom?

We recommend taking Lion's Mane as you wake up and before going to bed for the NGF's to work day and night.

Does Lion's Mane mushroom interact with medications?

We advise talking to your medical provider in terms of possible interactions with medications.

Is Lion's Mane mushroom safe for dogs?

While we always recommend consulting a veterinarian. Lion's Mane is currently used as a supplement for dogs and other pets.