The Full Set

Lion’s Mane is a tasty nootropic mushroom that supports the brain – including memory, focus and nerve health.* Native to Europe, Asia and North America, Lion’s Mane is a large, shaggy white mushroom that somewhat resembles a brain (and a lion’s mane, of course). In addition to cognitive well-being, Lion’s Mane also supports gut and immune health.*

Cordyceps is an adaptogenic mushroom that promotes stamina, endurance and energy.* Popular among athletes and those who want to maintain an active lifestyle, Cordyceps’ use dates back to imperial China.* In the wild, these orange mushrooms grow on caterpillars, but we only offer products made with cultivated, vegan Cordyceps.*

Chaga mushrooms are among the highest sources of natural antioxidants — and they offer potent immune support.* Commonly found on birch trees in cold climates across Eastern Europe and North America, Chaga grows as a sclerotia (canker) on a host tree. It looks more like burned wood than a mushroom (what a clever “disguise”). Traditionally used in Russian herbalism, Chaga also offers support against UV exposure.*

Reishi mushroom is known as the “mushroom of immortality” and the queen of mushrooms. It is an adaptogen that supports a healthy response to stress, as well as a tonic that promotes longevity and healthy aging.* Used for over 4,000 years, Reishi supports healthy sleep and rest, as well as immune health.*

Also known as Tulsi, Holy Basil is a fragrant adaptogenic herb with deep roots in Indian traditions. Used to uplift the spirit and restore balance, it helps modulate the stress response, supports respiratory function, and promotes mental clarity. Holy Basil is often called “The Incomparable One” for its wide-ranging benefits across mind and body.*

Maitake is known as hen of the woods or the dancing mushroom, which dates back to feudal Japan, where they were worth their weight in silver. Edible and native to Asia, Europe and North America, Maitake mushrooms support immune health, healthy blood sugar levels within normal ranges and some aspects of cardiovascular health.*

Shiitake mushroom has been used for millennia to support immune health in China and Japan.* Its name comes from the Japanese word for “oak,” since the tasty mushroom grows on fallen broadleaf trees. Widely studied for its immune-supporting qualities, Shiitake also offers antioxidant support and promotes skin, liver and cardiovascular health.*

Elderberries have long been used in European folk remedies to support immunity during seasonal shifts. Rich in anthocyanins and antioxidants, these deep purple berries help defend against oxidative stress and support the body’s natural response to viral load. Elderberry is often enjoyed as a syrup or extract for year-round immune care.*

Turkey Tails are the most widely researched mushrooms due to their support of the immune system.* These striped mushrooms are used extensively in eastern medicine. They get their name from the colorful fans their fruiting bodies form, which resemble the tails of turkeys. Turkey Tails offer antioxidant support and are native to North America, Europe and Asia.*

Tremella is a type of mushroom known as a jelly fungus. It can hold hundreds of times its weight in water. It was traditionally used to promote healthy skin (aka beauty!) and bones and to support a healthy memory and metabolism.* Tremella also offers support to the immune system.*

Rhodiola is a flowering plant that grows in high-altitude regions of Europe and Asia. Used in traditional Scandinavian and Russian medicine, it’s prized for helping the body adapt to stress and maintain stamina. Rhodiola supports endurance, clarity, and mood, particularly during demanding periods.*

Ginkgo is one of the oldest living tree species, with fan-shaped leaves that have been used for centuries in traditional Chinese medicine. Native to China, Ginkgo supports circulation, especially to the brain, and is often used to enhance memory and mental sharpness—particularly in times of fatigue or aging.*

Bacopa is a small creeping plant traditionally used in Ayurvedic medicine to support cognition, memory, and focus. Sometimes called Brahmi, it thrives in wetlands across India and Southeast Asia. Bacopa is thought to enhance information retention and reduce mental fatigue, especially under stress.*

Passionflower is a flowering vine traditionally used to promote relaxation and support sleep. Native to the southeastern United States and Central and South America, it’s known for its intricate purple blooms. This gentle herb helps ease the mind by supporting GABA activity, encouraging tranquility and a sense of calm before rest.*

Hops are the flowering cones of the hop plant, best known for flavoring beer—but they’ve also been used for centuries to promote relaxation and restful sleep. Native to Europe and western Asia, hops offer mild sedative properties and are often used alongside other calming herbs. Their gentle support helps quiet the mind and body before bedtime.*

Astragalus is a root used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to support immune health and long-term vitality. It’s considered a Qi tonic, believed to strengthen the body’s life force and enhance its defenses. Modern science supports its role in promoting immune cell activity and overall energy reserves, especially under physical or environmental stress.*

Acerola is a tropical cherry-like fruit celebrated for its exceptionally high vitamin C content—up to 100 times more than oranges. Native to Central and South America, it has been used traditionally to boost immune health and enhance skin radiance. As a powerful antioxidant, Acerola supports collagen formation, cellular protection, and overall vitality, especially when paired with mineral-rich plants like Horsetail.*