Autumn is here, a season that sooner or later takes its toll on each of us in the form of flu and colds. What to do about it? We can believe that vaccination will help us, or we can work hard to strengthen our immunity, or at least take care not to get over the flu and recover from it properly.

Vital mushrooms such as Reishi, Coriolus, Maitake, Agaricus, Cordyceps and Chaga are known for their rich composition of bioactive compounds, especially polysaccharides, of which betaglucans are the most noteworthy. These substances have the unique ability not only to stimulate the immune system, but also, conversely, to dampen its overactivity. This can be of great use in autoimmune diseases and allergies.

With autumn approaching, immunity will once again start to be a frequently mentioned concept. If you ask how to strengthen your immunity? Don't expect a simple answer. Immunity is related to many systems in the body. Weakened immunity can then be one of the contributing causes of cardiovascular disease, chronic inflammation, neurological problems, bowel disease, chronic fatigue syndrome, etc.

Children's immunity. This is a topic that every mom would like to have in her little finger. Although it is often talked about, there is one perspective that still remains in the background. It is the view of traditional Chinese medicine. It approaches children's immunity in a way that is close to many mums' hearts. It focuses on prevention itself.

Have you heard of betaglucans? Did you know that they strongly support our immunity and that we should take them regularly? Betaglucans modulate our immune system, which means that they strengthen the body's ability to defend itself against pathogens and infections.

PFAPA syndrome mainly affects children and is characterized by recurrent episodic fevers, sore throat, mouth ulcers and inflammation of the cervical nodes. Although PFAPA is considered harmless and does not cause long-term complications, it can significantly affect a child's quality of life.

What lies behind Hippocrates' phrase: "Eat to live. Don't live to eat."

Fatigue and exhaustion are some of the most common problems that people come to the offices of Chinese medicine therapists. No wonder. People are overworked, stressed out, the population's immunity is declining, and relationships between people are deteriorating. We lack rest, joy and contentment. It exhausts everyone.

Chlamydial infection is one of the most widespread venereal diseases. However, there are many types of chlamydia and some of them manifest as infections of the respiratory tract, eyes or other organs in the body.

Everyone loves summer time. There is no need to worry about what to wear and holidays are just around the corner. Nature, however, does not wait and prepares us for the annual heat in advance. What to do when staying under a tree by the water is a secret wish while we have to survive in a concrete jungle?

Energy is omnipresent. It is a driving force and takes many forms. The ancient Chinese called it Qi and distinguished between Heavenly Qi and Earthly Qi. Man, who stands between Heaven and Earth, also has his Qi, which circulates in paths - meridians. In the daytime it moves more in the surface and we are awake, at night it delves inward and we sleep. It has a kind of order, a dynamic.

Spring is a season most people look forward to since autumn. However, if you are not a gardener and the sight of a meadow in bloom brings tears to your eyes, you are probably an allergy sufferer.

In recent years, more and more couples are addressing the issue of natural conception. The number of "infertile" men and women is growing exponentially and after a visit to the doctor, unfortunately, they often get the impression that without the help of assisted reproduction, they will never get the baby they want.

In today's hectic times, most of us complain of restlessness, fatigue and poor sleep. Too many stimuli, hectic life and too much stress overload our mind and we can't give it a rest. This, of course, leads to other difficulties that are associated with our head.

What does health mean to you? For traditional Chinese medicine, it is the balance of the body. A balanced state where everything is in harmony with everything else and our body is healthy. And not only healthy, we also feel good and enjoy a good quality of life.

Fatigue is the insurance of health. We perceive pleasant fatigue after a job or sport well done positively. No wonder. When we regularly tap into our reserves, we improve our appetite, sleep and also our recovery. Fatigue, bordering on exhaustion, does not have such a positive effect.

Fat has become a nutritional battering ram. Sometimes we have too much of it, sometimes not enough. Until recently, fat was associated with a higher incidence of cardiovascular disease and overweight. Yet there is no direct correlation between dietary fat and body fat, and reducing dietary fat intake does not automatically improve cholesterol levels.

Can you guess what is too much in our lives? What prevents us from living more contentedly and what negatively affects our overall health? It's our own thoughts. It's just too many.

Reishi is nicknamed the "Divine Mushroom of Immortality". Although it has several poetic adjectives, in English it is referred to as the shiny glossy cork in Latin as Ganoderma lucidum - a woody, disease-causing mushroom that gets its name from its typically shiny surface. Why is Reishi so special and how far back does its history go?

Children's immunity. This is a topic that every mom would like to have in her little finger. Although it is often talked about, there is one perspective that still remains a bit in the background. It is the view of traditional Chinese medicine. It approaches children's immunity in a way that is close to many mums' hearts. It focuses on prevention, and if there is already a disease, it offers purely natural help.

As the somewhat trafficy name suggests, "50" is not a "stop sign", which can be loosely translated as a recommendation to slow down our pace of life, but not to quit everything overnight.

In summer, when many healthy local foods ripen and one has the chance to eat light meals made from fresh ingredients, it is not possible for our digestion to suffer, is it?

Although not everyone loves summer, it is generally the favourite season that children enjoy the most. This includes, among other things, a lot of time spent by the water, which involves stripping off in swimsuits, sunbathing and often eating more or less unhealthy treats.

Every day from 11am to 1pm our Heart is at its most active and this is true for the whole year. But in May it's even more interesting. In this month, according to traditional Chinese medicine, the Heart is at its peak of activity. Not that it is not doing its work at other times, but May is simply "its" month.

In the last episode you will find the production process 'In a nutshell' .The video is part of our six-part mini-series that we have prepared for you in cooperation with our German partner.

In this episode you will learn how the quality of our raw materials is checked in independent European laboratories. The video is part of our six-part mini-series, which we have prepared for you in cooperation with our German partner.

This episode describes how the mushroom raw material is packed, capsuled and then bottled. The video is part of our six-part mini-series, which we have prepared for you in cooperation with our German partner.

Did you know how to grow our vital mushrooms? This and a lot of interesting information can be found in our video. The video is part of our six-part miniseries that we have prepared for you in cooperation with our German partner.

Today's episode is dedicated to the processing of mushrooms for the production of mushroom powder. The video is part of our six-part miniseries that we have prepared for you in cooperation with our German partner.

Today's episode is dedicated to the processing of mushrooms for the production of mushroom extract. The video is part of our six-part miniseries that we have prepared for you in cooperation with our German partner.

First of all, we want to remind you that spring is here! Hooray, we rejoice in spirit. But many of us will soon think that with the new spring will surely come that old, annoying pollen season again. And it does. And they say it's going to get worse. So, cheers to spring, and cheers to pollen.

Gratuitous despondency, a feeling of fullness, constant fatigue, depression from lack of warmth and sunshine. Many of us always encounter these feelings at the end of winter, just before the arrival of spring.

It is one of the most famous representatives of the mushroom kingdom. You can't make a stir-fry out of it, but you can use it as a great partner for your vitality. The Cordyceps mushroom has been used by European and Asian medicine for hundreds of years.

With MycoPrint, customers can be sure that the declared mushroom species has actually been used for a given extraction and that the individual active ingredients have been created through a strictly controlled extraction process and have not been artificially added to the extract just to meet the parameters we declare.

Summer. Time for short skirts, swimming, sunbathing and flowing long hair. Shiny, nourished and strong hair. Isn't that your case? Maybe not now, but we know the way to get that hair. We'll give you tips on how to care for your hair during the summer, what to do to make sure your hair is the first thing others notice.

According to traditional Chinese medicine, the sexual act can be likened to cooking a delicious soup, where the reasonable force of the fire gradually heats all the ingredients, but must not boil all the water with too much violence, and at the same time must not be quenched by the force of the water. Therefore, great attention must be paid to the regulation of fire and water, so that sexual energy and pleasure may combine and reach the desired peak.

There you go. Each month in traditional Chinese medicine is dedicated to one of the organs. June hasn't been left out. This month is ruled by the Small Intestine. This organ is one of the most important in terms of digesting food. It is the small intestine, when functioning properly, that decides whether nutrients from food will be properly absorbed or eliminated. But if our body is weakened. So it is in our best interest to take care of the small intestine like... like a best friend after all!

"Depending on the use, mushrooms can be used in the form of organic powder or extract. It is therefore extremely important to choose the product that is most suitable for you and at the same time one that will not clog our body with impurities.'

"Our mushroom raw material is produced from pure fruiting bodies, i.e. it contains no extra substances, no components of the substrate on which it grew."

The optimum ratio of bioactive substances will only develop in a mushroom if it grows on the right culture medium.

This fragile organ is more weakened and threatened in November. It is the main organ that controls the movement and exchange of Qi energy throughout the body - the lungs support, replenish and regulate the energy of all internal organs and thus the whole body.

Reishi is nicknamed the "Divine Mushroom of Immortality". Although it has several poetic nicknames, in English it is the glossy glossy mushroom - a woody, disease-causing mushroom that gets its name from its typically shiny surface. Why is Reishi so special and how far back does its history go?

A well-functioning stomach is very important, because in cooperation with the Spleen it creates energy, which is the source of life force for our whole organism.

Interview with Mrs. Jana Dedkova, a long-time and experienced therapist of traditional Chinese medicine.