Unmatched Potency & Cutting-Edge Extraction

At Microvora, we push the boundaries of extraction science to deliver an unmatched level of potency in our mushroom tinctures. Each 1G tincture is the result of pioneering techniques that ensure you get the maximum benefit from every drop. Discover the innovations that set our extracts apart:

• Cellisome Bioactivation™ – Our proprietary extraction process “pre-digests” the mushroom biomass, breaking down tough cell walls and activating dormant compounds. This bioactivation step releases a richer spectrum of beneficial compounds, making more beta-glucans, triterpenes, and antioxidants available for your body to use.

• Ultrasonic Extraction – Maximum Strength Yield: We utilize high-frequency ultrasonic waves to rupture the cellular structure further, extracting the deepest level of actives from the mushroom. Ultrasonic extraction ensures the highest concentration of bioactives, far beyond conventional methods, capturing the full potency nature intended.

• Crystallized 100:1 Extract – Ultimate Concentration: Each tincture is infused with our crystallized mushroom extract at a remarkable 100:1 ratio (100 grams of mushrooms condensed into 1 gram of extract). This represents the most potent form of mushroom supplementation available – over 100× more concentrated than many standard extracts – delivering a truly powerful dose of wellness in each serving.

• Liposomal Delivery – Enhanced Absorption: To maximize efficacy, every molecule of our extract is encased in a natural lipid (fat), forming a liposome. This cutting-edge liposomal delivery protects the bioactives through digestion and ushers them into your cells more efficiently. The result is a tincture with superior absorption and a longer-lasting effect, so you feel the benefits more profoundly and sustainably.

Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus)

• Supports memory, focus, and cognitive performance

• Promotes healthy nerve function and brain cell growth

• Helps maintain mental clarity and alertness

• Supports mood balance and emotional well-being

• Provides antioxidant support for brain health

Lion’s Mane is a shaggy white mushroom long prized in traditional Chinese medicine for boosting cognitive health and nerve function. Modern research has begun to validate its brain-boosting reputation: Lion’s Mane may enhance memory, focus, and mood. In fact, small clinical studies have shown improved cognitive test scores in older adults with mild impairment after Lion’s Mane supplementation (Lion’s Mane Mushrooms: What Are the Benefits?), along with potential reductions in anxiety and depression in other trials (Lion’s Mane Mushrooms: What Are the Benefits?). This mushroom’s unique support for brain and nerve health makes it a popular choice for those seeking mental clarity and neuroprotection.

• Hericenones & Erinacines (terpenoids): Exclusive to Lion’s Mane, these compounds can stimulate Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) production, supporting the growth and survival of brain neurons ( Neurohealth Properties of Hericium erinaceus Mycelia Enriched with Erinacines – PMC ) (Lion’s Mane Mushrooms: What Are the Benefits?). This NGF-boosting effect is believed to underlie Lion’s Mane’s benefits for cognition and nerve regeneration.
• Beta-Glucan Polysaccharides: Like many medicinal mushrooms, Lion’s Mane is rich in β-glucans that modulate the immune system and reduce inflammation (Lion’s Mane Mushrooms: What Are the Benefits?). These polysaccharides help protect neurons from inflammatory damage and oxidative stress, complementing the mushroom’s neurotrophic effects.
• Antioxidants: Lion’s Mane contains antioxidant compounds that fight free radicals, which may contribute to its anti-aging and anti-inflammatory properties (Lion’s Mane Mushrooms: What Are the Benefits?). By reducing oxidative stress, these antioxidants further support brain health and overall wellness.

Notably, a 4-month study in older adults found Lion’s Mane led to significant improvements in cognitive function compared to placebo (Lion’s Mane Mushrooms: What Are the Benefits?). Animal research and lab studies likewise show enhanced nerve regeneration and memory due to its active hericenones and erinacines (Lion’s Mane Mushrooms: What Are the Benefits?). While research is ongoing, Lion’s Mane’s blend of traditional wisdom and emerging science makes it a compelling natural nootropic for brain and mood support. (Lion’s Mane Mushrooms: What Are the Benefits?) ( Neurohealth Properties of Hericium erinaceus Mycelia Enriched with Erinacines – PMC )

Reishi (Ganoderma multipileum)

• Supports a healthy stress response and relaxation

• Promotes restful sleep and emotional balance

• Encourages immune system modulation

• Provides antioxidant and anti-inflammatory support

• Traditionally used to promote vitality and longevity

Revered as the “Mushroom of Immortality,” Reishi has been used for centuries in Eastern medicine to promote longevity, calm the mind, and fortify the body’s defenses. Today, it’s celebrated for its stress-relieving and immune-regulating benefits, often classified as an adaptogen. Reishi is known to help balance the immune system, reduce inflammation, and support restful sleep, making it a popular tonic for overall wellness and vitality. Modern science corroborates many of these uses: Reishi extracts have demonstrated immunomodulatory, anti-inflammatory, liver-protective, and antioxidant effects in both lab and human studies (Reishi Mushroom | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center) (Reishi Mushroom | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center).

• Beta-Glucans: Reishi is packed with β-1,3/1,6-glucan polysaccharides that enhance immune function. These compounds activate immune cells (like natural killer cells and macrophages), helping the body fend off infections and even combat abnormal cells (Reishi Mushroom | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center). This immune “tuning” effect is why Reishi is used to strengthen resistance against illnesses and as an adjunct in serious conditions.
• Triterpenes (Ganoderic Acids): Reishi’s glossy red fruiting body contains triterpenoid compounds that contribute to its bitter taste and healing power. These triterpenes exhibit anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, inhibiting pathways that cause chronic inflammation (Reishi Mushroom | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center). They also have been studied for liver protection and potential anti-tumor activity, aligning with Reishi’s traditional role as a longevity tonic.
• Calming Compounds: Reishi is often called “Nature’s Xanax” for its ability to promote relaxation. Compounds in Reishi (such as triterpenes and polysaccharides) may help down-regulate stress responses and support the nervous system, which can lead to reduced anxiety and better sleep quality – hence its use for “peace & relaxation support.”

Scientific findings are impressive: in small clinical trials, Reishi supplementation increased antioxidant capacity and enhanced immune responses in patients, even improving the quality of life for some individuals with cancer (Reishi Mushroom | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center). Its polysaccharides have shown antitumor effects in research, and ganoderic acids can help mitigate inflammation at the genetic level (Therapeutic potential of the medicinal mushroom Ganoderma …). While more studies in healthy populations are needed, Reishi’s dual-action of calming the mind and bolstering the body gives it a balanced appeal for those seeking both immune support and stress relief in one natural supplement. (Reishi Mushroom | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center) (Reishi Mushroom | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center)

Cordyceps (Cordyceps militaris)

• Supports healthy energy levels and physical endurance

• Promotes optimal oxygen utilization and lung function

• Encourages vitality and libido

• Helps the body adapt to physical stress

• Supports immune response and recovery

Cordyceps has a storied reputation as an energizing fungus, traditionally used in Tibet and China to combat fatigue, enhance endurance, and support lung and kidney function. Often dubbed “Himalayan Viagra” for its reputed libido-boosting effects (Cordyceps Benefits and Uses), Cordyceps is now prized by athletes and busy professionals alike for its ability to increase energy, stamina, and vitality. Modern studies show Cordyceps can improve the way the body uses oxygen and enhance athletic performance, validating its age-old use as a tonic for physical energy (6 Benefits of Cordyceps, All Backed by Science) (Cordyceps Benefits and Uses). It’s also known to support respiratory health – fitting its traditional role as a lung tonic for easier breathing at high altitudes.

• Cordycepin & Adenosine: Cordyceps contains cordycepin (3’-deoxyadenosine) and adenosine, which are nucleoside compounds that boost cellular ATP production and energy output. By enhancing ATP – the body’s energy molecule – these compounds help increase endurance and reduce fatigue (6 Benefits of Cordyceps, All Backed by Science). In one study, Cordyceps supplementation significantly increased ATP levels and improved high-intensity exercise tolerance, indicating better oxygen utilization and stamina (6 Benefits of Cordyceps, All Backed by Science).
• Polysaccharides: Like other functional mushrooms, Cordyceps provides beta-glucan polysaccharides that modulate immunity and inflammation. This means Cordyceps not only energizes you, but also supports immune defense and recovery. Its polysaccharides have shown potential anti-inflammatory effects that could aid in post-exercise muscle repair and overall health (Cordyceps Benefits and Uses) (6 Benefits of Cordyceps, All Backed by Science).
• Sterols & Peptides: Cordyceps also yields various sterols and peptides that contribute to its antioxidant and organ-supporting properties. For example, these compounds help improve blood circulation and can act as antioxidants, further explaining Cordyceps’ traditional use for vitality and longevity.

What does science say? Human trials have reported improvements in VO₂ max (a measure of aerobic capacity) and exercise performance with Cordyceps (Cordyceps Benefits and Uses). In one 2016 study, participants saw an 11% increase in VO₂ max, reflecting Cordyceps’ ability to help the body utilize oxygen more efficiently (Cordyceps Benefits and Uses). Another placebo-controlled trial found that 1 gram of Cordyceps taken before exercise reduced muscle damage and sped up recovery, showcasing its ergogenic (performance-enhancing) potential (6 Benefits of Cordyceps, All Backed by Science). Meanwhile, its nickname “Himalayan Viagra” has merit – Cordyceps has been used to boost libido and sexual function for centuries (Cordyceps Benefits and Uses), and many users report enhanced vitality in that arena. Overall, Cordyceps is both a potent energy booster and an adaptogen, helping increase endurance, improve lung function, and fight fatigue in a natural, balanced way. (6 Benefits of Cordyceps, All Backed by Science) (Cordyceps Benefits and Uses)

Chaga (Inonotus obliquus)

• Supports immune defense and inflammatory balance

• Provides powerful antioxidant protection

• Promotes cellular resilience and detoxification

• Supports skin health and natural radiance

• Helps defend against daily oxidative stress

Chaga is a charcoal-black conk that grows on birch trees, often called the “King of Medicinal Mushrooms” for its remarkable array of benefits. Treasured in Russian, Siberian, and Northern European folk medicine for generations, Chaga was traditionally brewed as a tea to support immunity, soothe stomach ailments, and promote longevity. Modern analysis reveals Chaga to be a powerhouse of nutrients and antioxidants – in fact, it boasts one of the highest ORAC scores (antioxidant potency) of any superfood Today, Chaga is acclaimed for its immune-balancing, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant effects, aligning perfectly with its traditional uses as a remedy for ailments and overall vitality.

• Beta-Glucans: Chaga contains abundant β-glucan polysaccharides that stimulate and modulate the immune system (A brief overview of the medicinal and nutraceutical importance of Inonotus obliquus (chaga) mushrooms: Heliyon). These compounds help activate immune cells and can increase the body’s production of beneficial cytokines, strengthening your defense against infections. Uniquely, Chaga’s beta-glucans act as Biological Response Modifiers – they can boost a weak immune response or calm an overactive one, helping achieve optimal immune balance.
• Triterpenes (e.g. Betulinic Acid, Inotodiol): Chaga draws betulinic acid from its birch tree hosts, a triterpene that exhibits anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and potential anti-cancer properties (A brief overview of the medicinal and nutraceutical importance of …). These triterpenoids in Chaga have been studied for inhibiting tumor growth and fighting certain viruses. They also contribute to Chaga’s liver-protective and cholesterol-lowering effects, making this mushroom a multifaceted healer.
• Melanin & Polyphenols: The dark pigment in Chaga (melanin) and its suite of polyphenol antioxidants give it exceptional free-radical-scavenging ability. Chaga’s melanin has been linked to DNA protection and skin health, and the mushroom’s overall antioxidant capacity helps combat oxidative stress that contributes to aging and chronic disease (A brief overview of the medicinal and nutraceutical importance of Inonotus obliquus (chaga) mushrooms: Heliyon) These antioxidants, along with vitamins and minerals in Chaga, support healthy inflammation levels and cellular repair.

Science confirms that Chaga is teeming with bioactive compounds that justify its folk reputation. Research shows Chaga extract possesses strong anti-inflammatory and immune-boosting effects – one study noted Chaga activated immune cells and downregulated inflammation in an animal model (A brief overview of the medicinal and nutraceutical importance of Inonotus obliquus (chaga) mushrooms: Heliyon). Its polyphenols and triterpenes have demonstrated anti-tumor potential in cell and mouse studies, prompting interest in Chaga for adjunct cancer care (A brief overview of the medicinal and nutraceutical importance of Inonotus obliquus (chaga) mushrooms: Heliyon) (A brief overview of the medicinal and nutraceutical importance of Inonotus obliquus (chaga) mushrooms: Heliyon). Additionally, Chaga’s ORAC (antioxidant) value outranks even famous berries, meaning it’s superb at neutralizing harmful free radicals

People often report improvements in skin conditions, digestion, and endurance when taking Chaga, which echo its traditional uses. Overall, Chaga stands out as a potent immune tonic and antioxidant, helping to protect and balance the body in the face of stress, inflammation, and aging. (A brief overview of the medicinal and nutraceutical importance of Inonotus obliquus (chaga) mushrooms: Heliyon)

Turkey Tail (Trametes versicolor)

• Supports a healthy and balanced immune system

• Promotes beneficial gut flora and digestive health

• Provides natural prebiotic support

• Encourages immune cell activation and response

• Offers antioxidant protection for overall wellness

Turkey Tail is a striking fan-shaped mushroom with concentric multicolored rings, resembling the plumage of a wild turkey. In traditional Asian medicine, Turkey Tail (called Yun Zhi in Chinese) has been used for respiratory health and immune fortification, often brewed in teas to fight infections. In the modern era, Turkey Tail has become famous as a natural immune booster and an adjunct therapy in oncology. It is rich in unique polysaccharopeptides that powerfully stimulate the immune system, helping the body combat illnesses. Notably, a specific extract from Turkey Tail – PSK (Krestin) – has been used in Japan for decades alongside chemotherapy to improve cancer patients’ survival and immune recovery (Turkey tail mushrooms act as nonspecific immune modulators | UCLA Health). This history makes Turkey Tail one of the most researched and trusted medicinal mushrooms for immune support.

• Polysaccharopeptides (PSK & PSP): Turkey Tail contains protein-bound polysaccharides such as PSK and PSP, which are credited with its immune-modulating and anti-cancer properties. PSK has been shown to increase white blood cell activity and enhance the body’s production of T-cells and natural killer cells (Turkey tail mushrooms act as nonspecific immune modulators | UCLA Health). In clinical studies, PSK improved outcomes in patients with cancers of the stomach, colon, and breast when used alongside standard treatments, by bolstering the patients’ immune response to fight tumor cells (Turkey tail mushrooms act as nonspecific immune modulators | UCLA Health).
• Beta-Glucans: Beyond PSK, Turkey Tail provides β-glucan polysaccharides that help balance gut flora and immunity. These fibers act as prebiotics, nourishing beneficial gut bacteria (Turkey tail mushrooms: Health benefits and safety), which in turn strengthens intestinal immunity. A healthy gut microbiome supported by Turkey Tail may translate to better digestion and systemic immune resilience – modern research indeed notes Turkey Tail extracts can positively shift gut bacteria composition and promote gut health (Turkey tail mushrooms: Health benefits and safety).
• Antioxidants & Phenols: Turkey Tail is a source of various phenolic antioxidants (like quercetin and baicalein) that help reduce oxidative stress and support liver health. While the immune effects steal the spotlight, these antioxidants contribute to Turkey Tail’s ability to protect cells and reduce inflammatory damage as well.

One of the most compelling aspects of Turkey Tail is the scientific validation of its benefits. For instance, a 2012 clinical trial in women with breast cancer found that those taking Turkey Tail capsules after radiation therapy showed a faster recovery of immune cell counts (such as NK cells) compared to those who didn’t (Turkey tail mushrooms act as nonspecific immune modulators | UCLA Health). Another study noted that Turkey Tail supplementation appeared to enhance the efficacy of chemotherapy by improving patients’ immune responses (Turkey tail mushrooms act as nonspecific immune modulators | UCLA Health). These findings mirror decades of use of PSK in Asia, where it’s given to help cancer patients recover immune function and prevent recurrence (Turkey tail mushrooms act as nonspecific immune modulators | UCLA Health). Even for general wellness, Turkey Tail is prized for keeping the immune system on high alert – increasing immune surveillance against pathogens while also acting as a gentle gut tonic. With its beautiful appearance and profound health effects, Turkey Tail earns its place as a top functional mushroom for immune support and disease prevention. (Turkey tail mushrooms act as nonspecific immune modulators | UCLA Health) (Turkey tail mushrooms act as nonspecific immune modulators | UCLA Health)

Tremella (Tremella fuciformis)

• Promotes deep cellular hydration and skin elasticity

• Supports radiant, healthy-looking skin

• Encourages collagen production and skin resilience

• Aids respiratory and mucosal hydration

• Provides immune-modulating polysaccharides

Also known as Silver Ear or Snow Fungus, Tremella is a translucent white jelly mushroom famed as a beauty and longevity tonic. In traditional Chinese medicine, it’s considered a Yin tonic that moisturizes the lungs and skin – ancient Chinese royalty even used Tremella in desserts and elixirs to maintain a youthful complexion. Today, Tremella is beloved for its skin-hydrating benefits and glow-enhancing properties, often touted as a natural alternative to hyaluronic acid in skincare. This mushroom’s gelatinous, sponge-like polysaccharides can retain massive amounts of water, helping to keep skin supple and elastic. Beyond beauty, Tremella is also noted for supporting respiratory health (soothing dry coughs) and providing general immune support, truly a mushroom that marries cosmetic and clinical benefits.

• Hydrating Polysaccharides: Tremella’s polysaccharides are its crown jewel – these large sugar molecules can hold many times their weight in water, acting as a natural moisturizer from the inside out ( A review on the production, structure, bioactivities and applications of Tremella polysaccharides – PMC ) ( A review on the production, structure, bioactivities and applications of Tremella polysaccharides – PMC ). Studies show Tremella polysaccharides improve skin hydration, reduce transepidermal water loss, and even help repair the skin barrier ( A review on the production, structure, bioactivities and applications of Tremella polysaccharides – PMC ). In fact, a small concentration of Tremella extract can outperform hyaluronic acid in attracting moisture to the skin, which explains why it’s found in many modern skincare products. By consuming Tremella, you essentially nourish your skin cells with extra hydration, leading to a plump, radiant look (“eat your beauty,” as the saying goes).
• Collagen Support & Anti-Aging: Intriguingly, research indicates Tremella’s compounds can promote collagen synthesis and protect skin from UV damage. In animal studies, Tremella extract prevented collagen loss after ultraviolet radiation and boosted the regeneration of collagen in the skin ( A review on the production, structure, bioactivities and applications of Tremella polysaccharides – PMC ). This suggests a powerful anti-aging effect – Tremella not only hydrates but also preserves the skin’s structural proteins. Its antioxidants further shield the skin and body from oxidative stress, contributing to anti-aging and anti-inflammatory outcomes (some research even points to blood sugar and cholesterol improvements ( A review on the production, structure, bioactivities and applications of Tremella polysaccharides – PMC ), highlighting broad systemic benefits).
• Immune and Lung Yin Support: As a Yin tonic, Tremella is traditionally used to moisten the lungs and throat, which can help with dry coughs or respiratory irritation. Its polysaccharides also have immune-modulating effects similar to other medicinal mushrooms, helping to enhance macrophage activity and overall immune response (11 Wonderful Health Benefits of Tremella Mushroom – Mushroom Wisdom Inc.). This dual action – calming mucous membranes while priming immune cells – makes Tremella a great supplement for dry climates or seasons, when both skin and lungs could use extra hydration and protection.

From a scientific perspective, Tremella is earning recognition as a functional ingredient for skin health. Laboratory studies confirm Tremella’s moisturizing prowess, showing that its polysaccharides form a film on the skin that reduces water loss ( A review on the production, structure, bioactivities and applications of Tremella polysaccharides – PMC ). One study found that a formulation with Tremella extract improved skin hydration and elasticity in human subjects, validating its long-standing use in beauty regimens. Additionally, a 2021 study on atopic dermatitis in mice noted that Tremella polysaccharides alleviated inflammation and improved skin lesions, indicating anti-inflammatory benefits for the skin barrier (A review on the production, structure, bioactivities and applications …) (Tremella fuciformis polysaccharides alleviate induced atopic …). On the immune front, Tremella has been observed to activate macrophages and natural killer cells in research settings (11 Wonderful Health Benefits of Tremella Mushroom – Mushroom Wisdom Inc.), suggesting it can bolster immunity much like its mushroom cousins. All told, Tremella is a superb example of a “functional food” – it nourishes the body at a fundamental level (hydration, immune modulation) while delivering visible benefits (smooth, dewy skin). For those seeking a natural route to healthy lungs, hydrated skin, and graceful aging, Tremella is a sweet and savvy choice. ( A review on the production, structure, bioactivities and applications of Tremella polysaccharides – PMC ) ( A review on the production, structure, bioactivities and applications of Tremella polysaccharides – PMC )

Each of these mushrooms – from Lion’s Mane’s cognitive prowess to Reishi’s calming immunity, Cordyceps’ energizing boost, Chaga’s antioxidant armor, Turkey Tail’s immune intelligence, Tremella’s beauty hydration – contributes in its own special way. Backed by tradition and increasingly by science, they form a powerful synergy of benefits. Our 1g Liposomal Ultrasonic Crystallized Mushroom Tinctures harness these gifts at their highest potency, using advanced technology to deliver mushroom essences that are highly bioavailable and effective. Whether you’re seeking enhanced mental clarity, robust immunity, youthful skin, sustained energy, or restful sleep, there’s a mushroom in this elite seven suited to the task. With each drop, you’re getting a clear, impactful dose of nature’s best, formulated for maximum absorption and benefit. Experience the difference that these premium extracts can make – elevate your wellness with the time-tested power of functional mushrooms, now crystallized and amplified for modern life.

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