For thousands of years, holistic mushrooms have been an integral part of ancient healing arts, especially in Asia. These mushrooms were not only considered food, but also valuable treasures of nature, valued by kings, emperors and warriors for their unique effects. The ancient science of mycotherapy - the use of mushrooms in traditional health teachings - goes back far into history, to the advanced civilizations of China, Japan and Egypt.

Reishi, the "mushroom of immortality," for example, was reserved for the emperor of China and his court. This mushroom was valued for its special properties and was considered a symbol of longevity and vitality. Chinese emperors attributed a beneficial effect on "Qi" - the life energy - to it and used it to find peace and serenity.

Cordyceps, the “gold of the Himalayan kings”, was another medicinal mushroom that played a special role in Tibetan and Chinese tradition. Asian rulers and warriors valued it as a source of endurance and vitality, as it helped them to stay strong and efficient.

Shiitake, the “Imperial Elixir Mushroom,” was popular in Japan and was used for generations. Its use was associated with inner balance and was considered a strengthening agent that was valued by emperors and samurai.

Today, with modern research findings and mycotherapy, we are rediscovering the special properties of these medicinal mushrooms. The ancient science behind medicinal mushrooms offers a natural way to support the body and mind - a true treasure from nature that has proven itself to this day and can help you achieve a balanced attitude to life.