Functional Food
Functional Food
Cognitive Blend, ashwagandha and rhodiola: what are they and where do they come from?
"Nootropic" is a term that has been popping up everywhere in recent years: from coffee powders to ready-made focus stacks. At the same time, we're seeing the rise of "adaptogens" — a collective term for certain herbs from various traditional medicine systems. In this article: what is meant by nootropics and adaptogens, where do they come from, and what ready-made formulas are available. Please note: there are no health claims for these substances recognized by the EFSA; therefore, statements about their effects are not permitted.
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Lion's Mane: what it is and which forms exist
Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus) has been one of the most talked-about mushrooms in the world of food supplements in recent years. It is a white, hair-like fungus that grows on tree stumps. In this article you can read what Lion's Mane is, which forms are available and what to look out for when choosing a product. No health claims are authorised for Lion's Mane in the EU.
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Mushroom Powder: Explaining Chaga, the 'King of Mushrooms'
Chaga, also known as the 'king of mushrooms', is primarily found in cold, northern forests where it grows on birch trees. This special mushroom forms the basis of traditional teas and extracts and is valued for its unique growth pattern and pure origin. Discover everything about chaga's growing conditions, traditional preparation, and the production of organic chaga mushroom powder here.
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